Actually, I realize I was wrong. It’s logistically even worse than I suggested. The problem is: when they started writing Civil War, none of the television shows had even aired yet - Agents of SHIELD hadn’t even started its first season and the rights to Daredevil hadn’t even gone back to Marvel at that point, much…

Yeah, logistically it’s impossible to reference specific television events in the movies - they started writing Civil War just about the time the very first episode of Agents of SHIELD started airing, after all. So at best the television show knew that inhumans were going to pop up eventually on the show, but not…

I think if the show had better writers, they wouldn’t have to jump to “global annihilation” to make things compelling, and that would solve a lot of the problem right there.

I signed on for the spy show. Getting super bored of the Super Secret Inuman Warriors show. Actually, if they never mention the Inhumans again after this season, I would just love that!

Yup. They could have done Person of Interest/ Leverage/ Mission:Impossible in the Marvel Universe.

I can see how, as an actor, it would be frustrating to have gotten a part in the MCU, but never get the money or prestige from being in the movies.

So back when I was watching the show, the writers and Gregg complained about not getting enough support from fans - that the show was actually really good, but that the fans weren’t appreciating it. That’s why I stopped watching - cos I was getting blamed for ‘not getting’ their crappy, badly written, badly acted…

But few actively give a shite about AoS and to be fair it’s partly their fault. They started off so fucking boring that the audience just dropped out and the hope that people would watch the films and then watch the TV show for a character who isn’t even in the films anymore was unrealistic.

It’s about a Japanese man who travels to England to train in their forms of combat and chivalry, obviously.

I watched the first five, and couldn’t bear it any more. It was a weak-ass “revival.” Basically sub-par fan-service all around.
I’d be happier if they paid Chris Carter to go away and developed Lauren Ambrose and Robbie Amell’s characters from the fifth Season 10 episode. Clean slate, less expectations and baggage.
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Well there you go, it could become our annual Christmas Special like Dr. Who Two hour stand alone episode The history of Shield. We could figure out when Howard turned into Roger Sterling. 1965? 1968? Was it the 80s?

So do we Peggy. So do we.

It seems that this woman and her doctor did the due diligence to ensure a healthy pregnancy was possible. As someone who has experienced infertility for the past 3 year (currently pregnant after fertility treatment- wish me luck!), this is a deeply personal issue and everyone deserves the chance to decide for…

I can promise you right now a “You look like my cousin” joke when they team up.

“Moreover, anthropologists know of several environmental factors that did influence the location of Maya settlements”

All this talk about an ancient civilization basing things on star constellations and not one Stargate reference.

Which says more about you than Stuart. Stuart won a MacArthur Prize (the "Genius Grant") at age 18 (still the youngest person ever, as far as I'm aware). He's one of the leading scholars of Mayan writing and culture around.

He didn’t make a significant find though. He found a corn field.

So, I didn’t read the original story because it just seemed like more click-baity bullshit, but I cannot FUCKING BELIEVE people were running with this story and saying the kid had discovered Mayan ruins BASED ONLY ON THE KID’S BELIEF AND THAT ONE PICTURE. WTF. WHY didn’t anyone fucking wait until either A: Someone…

I bet he’s more annoyed with the professor who was backing up the half-assed claims than the kid himself. And the media for, once again, pulling shit out of its ass when it comes to science reporting.