That was kind of my point, yes. And that should have read stunt-casting.

Daredevil tried that with The Punisher and Elektra in season 2 and it went over poorly.

Yes! This argument by critics and fans always gets expressed the wrong way. I agree that it’s less the episode count and it’s more about what is written, and how much content is spread out over that count.

Damn Michael B Jordan can even make roofs wet (I’m so sorry, I’m so sorry for this joke, I’m so sorry)

Agent Norma Stitz

I love how Daisy basically passed off Deke’s behavior in the same way as Deke passed off their behavior when they first arrived at the Lighthouse - “they’re just a little dumb, I’ll take care of them”.

I’ve enjoyed a lot of parts of this season, and this was the most I’ve enjoyed Deke so far ( all of Daisy’s male interests have been duds) but “Dumb-Coulson” is starting to bug me, not to mention that Yo-Yo did a horrible job of warning herself about this.

Noah made me miss Enoch.

Agent David Puddy

And he moved all the monoliths there - the white time travel one and two more. I wonder what those other two do.

She’s got the whole doing-wrong-things-for-the-right-reason shtick down cold,

Based on the scene where Yo-Yo meets herself, the implication is that she lost her arms in the future, either as part of whatever fight she lost when she went to confront the Kree, or as a body horror inflicted by Kasius to limit her ability to use her powers (she doesn’t seem to have one of those inhibitor modules,…

It’s possible that Enoch took Fitz into space already to wait out the cataclysm. Now, there’s a legit issue that Hunter, Robin, and her Mother should still be hanging around the Lighthouse to stay hidden from the government, but evidently they’ve all been bundled off elsewhere (it seems that there’s a bit of a recon…

A talking cat!?

+1 for Quantum Leap joke.

Agent Brock Samson.

Before tonight, she’d appeared in 6 episodes dating back to S3. 1 episode in S3, then 5 episodes last season.

Gravitonium is decidedly in-play for the Lighthouse, so why not Dr. Hall if we’re calling for our favorites?

As the late Douglas Adams had it, “Mostly Armless.”

So if we’re getting illusions/LMD/whatever of Lash and Hive next episode, surely they’ll throw Ward in there, right?