That's the thing about Fitz - he loves her and his friends so much he doesn't care about his well-being.

Really? I guess to each their own, but I found him to be just right amount of hot and "into it". He was way more serious than her though, because, as he said in the scene in the bar, to him, them sleeping together is a point of no return. So, he takes it more seriously than Jemma, who looked like she just wanted to…

So… Piper is the real bad guy, right? Brian will figure out that she was the brains of the operation? She sure acted shifty there at the end.

In all honesty though, if they kill Fitz off, I'll stop watching the show. He's my favourite and I just wouldn't enjoy the show without him.

I actually hope that nobody dies. Even Lincoln is starting to get interesting. And after Bobbi and Hunter left, I don't think it's a good decision for the show.

Did she, though? To me it seemed like he was the one who started it (although she did start undressing him first). But to be honest, they both looked very into it, so it can be argued that both of them worked together. Like they always do.

I had an unfortunate thought. What if Fitz, after his run-in with Daisy and after processing the information she gave him (that somebody is going to die), came to conclusion that Simmons is the one to die, so in attempt to prevent it, he is the one who actually dies.

The look on Fitz's face after "You mean once when we have sex?"… girl, let the guy live.

By the way, Fitz beating up the security of Dr. Radcliff (hitting the guy in the head with the suitcase) was awesome.

Well, I never thought it'd come to this, but… I was attracted to Fitz in this episode??? Like, really attracted???!!?

I wrote this whole essay about how I think you should give SHIELD a chance (being open-minded might help) but it was marked as spam and to be honest I'm not in the mood to re-write it all again.

Agents of SHIELD is a fucking masterpiece compared to the garbage The Flash writers try to feed us. SHIELD might have had a rough start but now? It's actually a pretty good show.

Excellent episode. I loved everything about it. And I was not expecting the FitzSimmons stuff we've gotten in this episode. It was very sweet, light-hearted and funny (the line about the painting or the whole scene with the autopsy) but at the same time it was poignant and you could see the love between them (and…

After watching this and the previous episode, I realized that Mindy Kaling does not really know how to deal with storylines she started. First off all, it's not unusual for couples to break up, but the way she did it - destroying Danny's character - was not the best way to go around it. I mean, in all of the episodes…

Apart from Melissa Benoist, the acting on this show is just… let's just say, mediocre. And it's not even campy, like on The Flash sometimes, it's just bad.

As an aspiring actress (that's what you call an actor without a job, right?), it's shit like this that makes me embarrassed to admit that I am indeed one.

I was hoping that after Bobbi and Hunter left, we'll see more of Fitz, too. But no, let's show the blandest of the bland, Lincoln, instead of the character people actually care about.

No love for Fitz when he took about the magazine from the gun before Giyera took it from him? I thought it was nice strategic thinking and overall a good moment for the character.

So, somebody will die this season. If they kill Fitz, I think I'll stop watching the show. The last couple of episodes have been foreshadowing something - we saw him multiple times in weird positions - Hunter playing with new 'toy' (a rifle) and aiming at Fitz, Fitz playing a bad guy against May and getting taken out…

Mack and Major sandwich.