The point is to make sure the warhead doesn't go off in the manner that Hive wants, thus defeating his plan.

That wasn't the plan as told in the episode - if that were it, there would be no point for a working warhead anyway - all you would need is something to carry the payload into space.

That lacks the necessary emotional beats and really minimizes the rest of the team.

Why take Lincoln's words for any of this? all he has done is repeat stuff he was told- we can't even know if he heard Jiaying right.

Except the team will stop Hive. Just make sure Hive and the warhead are in the same place when the warhead goes off.

Lash being the "answer" was too obvious for it to actually be the answer. I mean, what is the point of the rest of the team but Lash delivery systems at that point?

Its nice to disagree with a review not because you think they have not payed attention and focused on all the wrong things, but because you just don't share opinions on the actual plot points.

No. Permutter held a significant amount of Marvel stock, so when Disney bought Marvel, he became a significant stock holder of Disney stock. They would have to buy him out, and that would not be cheap.

Are the other shows really based on specific source material, though?

Having a break of new episodes is fine - its this new aversion to re-reruns that is the problem. Show 10 weeks of new episodes back to back, then just repeat them in order again heading into the back 12.

They explained in the previous episode that what Hive is doing to the Inhumans makes icers ineffective.

What opportunity? Daisy wasn't stunned, she was in pain. Going to up her would be an incredibly risky, possibly suicidal act, and getting her back was not the mission.

We just saw her break the bones of a Kree.

I think this show is in a lot more difficult spot because there isn't one clear protagonist and its sandbox is so much bigger. When watching Arrow, of the Flash, or Supergirl, you know that the story will either revolve around the protagonist or at least include them, and that it will happen in 'Insert name Here'…

The Supreme Intelligence has a pretty bad track record in the comics.

Yes. Not only was Hive right behind them, but the only way they could safely be in the same space with Daisy would be to knock her out and keep her our the entire trip in the pod- since icers don't work on her they would need to have some form of strong anesthesia on hand. Not something you generally have grunts carry…

He was the one who let himself be taken into the building when they thought the girl was a hostage, and then you see him as one of the two trailing Fitz - he is the one pounding on the bathroom door.

AOS has dropped 0.4, and has stayed steady between 0.9 and 1.0 for live.

So, movies = TV, Got it…..

The Kree aren't the best at planning, now have they?