There are millions. Like seriously, they still laugh at us. But go with Clark Gregg calling us Manson Marriers and assuming the only reason we resonated with the character was because Brett Dalton is good looking.

And I do. But then I was part of the group they did it to and you weren't, so you're not gonna feel how I felt or see what I saw. That's okay.

No, but they have no right to then take it to social media and abuse us. This is a review page. I'm putting my issues with the show across, I don't expect everyone to agree. I do think there are lines they shouldn't cross away from the screen and they did. Over and over.

Because it would have helped so many people just like Blacklist has. It's not forgiving him. Its that whole SHIELD thing where everyone deserves a second chance. Except apparently Ward.

Authorities no. Not at all. His abusive brother. Yes.

I agree, it would. If they ever framed it like that, but he's framed like the hero which entirely negates the point. Not to mention they'll ever never mention it again or somehow it'll absolve him of blame.

They could have not mocked us. We walked away, at different times but we walked away. It didn't stop the abuse on social media. And not just by the fans.

Basically, the show is unhealthy. There's more but that's the gist

I'm sorry, how can you watch that scene on the bus and thinking he wanted to do that. It was kill them or eject the and even Fitz questions why the pod didn't float. Rewatch maybe. Bobbi Morse is a cheap rip off of her comic counterpart who would never ever in a million years treat a teammate like she did Kara. And…

The showrunners. And those in the cast who literally mocked anyone who dared to hope for redemption. But I guess that's why the Blacklist has a spin off and good ratings and AoS lost its spin off, and ratings are dropping

True story. And whatever people think about Ward, she was 100% Bucky level brainwashed and the team treated her like garbage. Mocked her, left her lying on the ground after May got her jollies. And Bobbi's the one that caused it in the first place.

Its not about her name. It's about the character that even Chloe admits she's not playing anymore. People change. There is NOTHING of that person left. And that's messed up.

When? When he begged for a chance? When he tried to help the team, when Coulson tried to hand him over to Christian, when he left with Kara and Coulson dragged him back into the mess offering Tahiti. Incidentally Coulson offering anyone that is so so so out of character for him. I think in season two he could have…

And before you argue, I point out even Chloe Bennet has stated she doesn't see that she's playing the same character anymore

He was enough. He kicked ass without fighting. Perfect example saving him and Ward in season one. Why does everyone have to be insta awesome fighters. Same with Daisy. Yes, the build up to her having powers was awesome, becoming Daisy, training, its a good narrative, but they lost the character along the way and now…

I'm pretty sure that wasn't the point I was making. In what world is it okay to hand someone over to their abuser for the sake of intel. It's vile.

Oh, Ward. His brother would be the abuser. Its canon. They just like to ignore it now. I just thought I'd see if you got it yourself before I get inevitably shut down for pointing out how the show's treatment of a 'villain' triggered victims of physical and verbal abuse.

Actually it was season 2 that did it. The later slot seems to have mostly been used to show Chloe Bennet's ass. And no, I have seen no other show that used a 'Is the abuse victim lying?' storyline. And if it was just me, I'd accept that. It's not just me. There are so so many people triggered by this. And it didn't…

It's not laziness. It'd be bad for them to use SHIELD. It's still not gone over as well as the Netflix shows. They might use some Defenders though

Not all heroes have to be sup…Oh wait they do. Scientists have to kick ass now. Its not good enough that they're awesome on their own