What the hell was all that talk about Aisha being the great family shame? She kept her head down and was a basic housewife for five years. As far as anyone knows, she was just left behind and probably died.

While this episode wasn’t as bad as the previous one, they take away a lot of Kamala’s agency. She gets…

So that whole time Sana had the bangle she never used it even though she knew it was special and that her family was “magical?” For someone who was so keen on preserving the memories of pre-partition and her mother it now seems an odd choice to just throw the bangle in a box and send it to Kamala.

This show puzzles me. Like if somebody explained everything that happened in this episode to me, I would probably think it all sounded excellent, even if a bit confusing, and it was completely fine sit through. However, for me, the show kept fumbling the execution because either it added weird turns and just basically…

Glad for Coulson and Daisy to get deserved recognition. Daisy in particular I think still has story left to tell now that she has joined SWORD with her sister and new partner Sousa. Teaming up Daisy & Sousa the last season of Agents of SHIELD was something I did not see coming & made so much sense the way it happened

That’s a Kree

As I recall, Agents of Shield used the term enhanced a lot, for whatever that's worth.

I find it refreshing that Kamala’s parents and brother are all real-feeling, good people. When’s the last Marvel hero with non-dysfunctional and/or living parents? Hey MCU! Do not kill or otherwise harm the Kahn family!!

It was a little jarring just how quickly Najima moved from being friendly to Kamala to ok-let’s-kill-her-and-anyone-else-who-happens-to-be-in-the-vicinity.
Like, they’ve been here for 100 years, but then she says they don’t have time to wait? Why don’t they have time? Is there some cosmic multiversal alignment or…

There hasn’t been enough foundation laid for pretty much anybody in the MCU to be born with/have innate powers activated. No mutants/no inhumans/the only logical explanation for it would be she was somehow descended from an eternal.

I only know about Partition because Doctor Who did an episode on it.

100% chance that Jimmy used to shake up Chuck’s soda cans!

He is going to be forever known as the lawyer who had a drug problem and killed himself thus ruining the name HHM.  Now that is just cruel.

The saddest thing about it is that they are almost definitely going to “disappear” his body somehow, or dump it someplace, and the narrative will be that he died in some sort of drug business and his reputation will be ruined in his death.

The character called Dark Vader by Jimmy in the first episode turned out to be a really sympathic not evil guy who doesn't deserve his fate.  Now that's writing.

God that final scene made me scream holy fuck so loud I think my neighbors heard me. And now we have to wait 6 weeks to see what happens next!

DAMN! Now that is a fucking CLIFFHANGER.

I am glad someone thought the same thing. I was very sure Kim’s Mom put here up to it and if she got away with it, cool. If not, she could play the heavy and have the department store guy walk away.

I love how they made a subtle nod to Kim’s dilemma when she checked the time when she was restless early in the episode. It was 3:17 but there’s a small reflection that reads “LIE”. I swear, they never miss an opportunity to add in some nuance

I just always bask in this show delivering us the unexpected. Howard Hamlin in a boxing ring? Lalo in undercover spy mode? This stuff brings such delight.