Am I the only one who thought the show was set outside of Los Angeles? I don't know why, but I thought that the SHIELD base was somewhere outside of LA. But in this episode it was snowing. And while it does snow in some area not far from LA, it's unusual unless it's the mountains, and I had the distinct impression…

Her biggest regret was killing that little girl, which yes, was when she became known as The Calvary. It was absolutely necessary - the child was InHuman, and was the one doing all of the (whatever she was doing, I don't remember). Killing a child just took something out of her, perhaps because she and Andrew had…

I don't think she's hung up on Ward. They didn't download her brain, remember? This is someone else's version of her, not her own version. When she saw 'boyfriend' her mind immediately went to Lincoln, not Ward.

Yeah, her powers disintegrate her bones. She has to minimize them. Using the gauntlets help, but even with them she does damage.

I'm a little confused…..in the discussion for the last episode, a lot of us talked about how cool it was to see May happy.

I didn't even recognize him in the picture, lol. I was all, who is that? Some new guy? Lol! But Brett Dalton deserves a freakin EMMY. And I know people are tired of him, but that man played three totally different characters over three season., and while some may have gotten tired of his face, he was convincing…

I'm so glad I'm not the only one who thought about the gun/axe, lol.

I've always said that eventually, Lucy will realize that Flynn is right, and that the only way to stop Rittenhouse is to go back into the past. And so she sits down, writes the journal of all of their 'missions' and then takes it to Flynn somehow. She wrote it. And she's already starting to believe that Flynn is…

There was also the small problem that after the whole fiasco with David Rittenhouse, the son (John) changed his name and disappeared. Lucy couldn't find any trace of him in history anymore. She looked while he went back to the Rittenhouse estate to try to find John, and ended up in a gun fight against 50 muskets. …

Rufus IS the key to start it. The one and only pilot, and the only one who can make it work. Which I find interesting…..you mean to tell me that Connor is intelligent enough to DESIGN a time machine, but he can't operate it?

I don't remember hearing his name before either. He was just that greasy haired guy from the Watchdogs.

The coma idea is good and could work, except that most people would wonder why they weren't in a hospital, and where's the doctor……would she trust him enough to believe that she never needs to see a doctor again? And that's the other problem…..regular physicals (especially for a cancer survivor), dentists, eye…

I would think he would have offered it to her as an option. I can't imagine that he doesn't have another AIDA built……he built two, why not go for three or four, given that most parts are cheaper bought in bulk. And she was designed to be sacrificed, so he would assume he'd be replacing them.

But there would be no way for her to be unaware. She knows she's dying, that she has a brain tumor. She said that she wakes up face dead every day. She would eventually see a doctor and find out.

Right, because that's why they were written out in the first place, for the new spin off that ABC decided not to do.

Me too! I keep hoping there's some way to bring them back, even though they've been disavowed and that's supposed to be permanent.

Hmmmm………Coulson wasn't emotional in his loyalty to Daisy? He wasn't emotional in his loyalty to Jemma (although Fitz was moreso)? He wasn't emotional in his determination to take down Ward? I think this behavior is exactly in character, when you realize that May is the character he has the most history with, the…

Because a large part of his thing is PRESERVING life. He hates violence, and avoids it if at all possible. He has no desire to kill May - that makes him a murderer, and that's one thing he is actually trying not to be (although if a few people die in his efforts to preserve life, he'll accept it). Besides, she is…

That was my thought as well…..we don't know the exact cause of his daughter's death. And he IMMEDIATELY knew that word….

The population of Glasgow (according to Google) was 598,830 in 2011. The show is set in Los Angeles, which (also in 2011) had a population of 3.8 MILLION. So yeah, when you look at it that way, Glasgow isn't that big. To someone like me, who's never lived anywhere with a population less than 1 million people, it's…