Actually, reviews for this season from Non-Sava critics have been fine.

I was thinking two NON-Daisy Inhumans - she was sort of a given.

He is still Executive Producer of the show.

He certainly thought so, given the physically taxing experiments his parents performed on him, without ever bothering to explain why they might need to conduct them….

Hell, he didn't even have time to write about the visual palette of the show….

Its not even just about the grade, thought the grade is a symptom:

Its not the AV Club's fault - this mess is all on Oliver Sava.

I was surprised by how early this review was, but not by the fact that Sava missed the point by a country mile. Can we petition for a new reviewer or something? Its getting really glaring.

Ah, given the actual discussion of your silly point, your self-congratulatory statements appear both premature and definitely insecure.

No, I didn't "misunderstand" your silly point, I am just amused that you think this is a problem.

You are pissed off that these TV writers didn't maintain continuity with the complete idiocy that is allowing Kryptonians to travel in naked space? That is an odd complaint.

Yeah, I do await that JJ toy line eagerly.

Wait, you expect network shows to go the way a pay service series released all at one and commercial free goes?

Agents of SHIELD has at least two superheroes in it (Daisy Johnson and Deathlok); it even had an origin story for its female superhero.

It was easy to retcon Quake though, since her mother was essentially a non-entity in the comics, and it was established that she wasn't a mutant.

You mean Agent I'll blow the door on an airliner so I can parachute down on top of my target.

What exactly has the show done to make the Inhumans "bland and boring"? They have explained their canonical 'birth' and dealt with a small offshoot, as opposed to Attilan, which is obviously being saved for later.

Well, personally I think Bennet does look like she could be 26-7 instead of the 23-4 she actually is.

Bennet is rare in Hollywood, as someone playing a character older than she actually is, so I think pegging her as someone still learning is pretty accurate.

This episode, like the season, moved at a frenetic pace, and that was great - covering a lot of ground in a very short time. if you are going to do an info dump, it always pays off to have someone with a voice like Powers Boothe to do it. I am very curious about whom they are going to make that "ancient inhuman"…