A lot of people are convinced he will become the Taskmaster. I for one would not be happy just because I hate him and don’t feel like he deserves it. But maybe it would make him more interesting.

Why not have a little fun before getting down to business? Hey, if you are going to murder someone for failing in a mission you may as well make them suffer as much as possible. It would be a good anecdote to keep Ward’s other goons in line.

Anybody else feel sort of betrayed by the teasers saying Andrew was dead? I didn’t believe it, but it still felt a little like bait-and-switch.

I was irritated about the talk of a cure. Didn’t we already go there in X-men:Last Stand?

Groan

That was just May’s opinion, though. And right now she is out for blood. Funny, though, that she criticized Hunter for doing exactly the same thing that she is now that she is after revenge for What happened to Andrew. Um...self awareness?

Yeah, but we never saw Whitehall as the Kraken, either.

When it looked like Werner was going to die (I am assuming he lived, right?) I wondered if his siblings would come to avenge him.

Absolutely agree with you about Ward! His recruits mostly seem to be muscles with no brains. And his mission is way too personal. You can’t run an organization like that. He is going to get everyone near him killed (which wouldn’t be a bad thing). However, he did seem to allude to the fact that all he is doing is part…

I thought she was going to compare Will with her dad since she was just talking about her father.

I wouldn’t say “conceded”...his doing research on the guy seems to imply Fitz still sees him as a rival.

She didn’t magically electrocute Kebo. The electricity aspect of her batons was introduced in her fight against possessed-Mack in 209. In fact, that whole fight scene I was yelling at the tv for her to just electrocute Kebo and was irritated it took so long for her to do it.

OMG! I thought I was the only one!

Also, as Zola is explaining the motivations behind the moden Hydra, he explains the goals are the same. Not the anti-semitism bit, but the fascist taking over the world by removing all freedom. But people in the 1940s were not willing to give up their freedom so Hydra created so much chaos in the world that people…

This thought did occur to me, too. Skrulls, anyone?

He may have been using his psychological training (on Inhumans) to determine their worthiness. But honestly, it just occurred to me it may not have anything to do with who is worthy just because that is Lash’s MO in the comics. It could just be plain old revenge over what happened on MayDay.

He is certainly no stranger to being a double agent. I wonder how he managed to not get arrested after Insight when all those other Hydra bastards were nabbed (like senator Garry Shandling).

I have to call out Coulson in the convenience store in “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor’s Hammer”. Not really Agents of SHIELD, but it is Coulson, so I have to throw it out there ;)

I guess it all depends on how many people are out there with Inhuman DNA. It seems odd that now all these people we know are turning out to be Inhuman, but if there are a lot of Inhumans it isn’t so odd. If you just look at the USA, look how quickly the races have mixed in just a couple of hundred years. Daisy is only…

It is not so much acting as prop-work. Clark said in an interview it was a glove that is designed to restrict his movement. He also said there were a lot of different versions and we will see progression throughout the season.