First of all, he OPENED the review with that claim, so its not a small part of the review.

"Oriental"? Really.

"Eurasian"? Never seen someone use that word in the manner you are using it.

"Do Something"? Like being a comic book superhero? Sorry, but how is Colleen Wing a better character to play than Daisy Johnson, whom they changed in ethnicity just for her?

They need to give Sava a different show to review, because this is getting absurd at this point.

Not only not dead, but a canonical comic book superhero.

3 out of the 4 black guys?

Maybe, because that is the name of the comics character she portrays?

Banks was shown to be with Rosalind and Coulson and Hunter when Lash attacked Daisy, Lincoln, and Mack in the Hospital.

I wouldn't. Trip was never fully fleshed out, and he was essentially a Ward replacement (another specialist). Given how the season has developed, it is hard to think he would be a consistent foil for Daisy's enthusiasm regarding all things Inhuman.

"hard to believe" until you look at the teaser for the next episode and read the next episode's title, but heck.

She saw the shadows of him change, so he did change outside her actual field of view. and there were no vehicles on the road at the time of this transformation that we saw, so this seems like a complaint based on making inferences that lack any substantiating evidence in canon.

That baldy guy was with Rosalind, Coulson, and Hunter in the season opener in a DC Metro car while Lash was attacking Daisy, Mack, and Lincoln in the Hospital.

Raina the character was meant to be southeast Asian, I believe, though Negga is Ethiopian.

Raina was Southeast Asian, Thai specifically.

No, they couldn't have, since then in theory the ATCU would have tried to shake them by doing something to prevent them from following the truck.

Here, Here!

Lincoln was in the cast list for this episode, but he wasn't in it. At this point I assume that showrunners might 'credit' people in episodes they aren't in to prevent people from inferring critical plot points like a character's death.

The problem with Trip's death is not that he is a black man - its the the character was underused in general, and then the death he was given was really silly.

To me its the difference between making a dress for a runway show, and picking a dress for a character having to do action sequences and stunts in said makeup. Two very different things.