Mac would've resisted eventually. He was unwillingly participating. Robbie agreed to work with the demon.

Think of the Ghost Rider entity as a magic symbiote. It needs a human host to live inside (and apparently feed off the pain and/or anger of). In return, it empowers that host. It has its own history and a degree of influence/control over its host, pushing the host to act out violently.

I'm still pissed that Cyclops didn't help Superman beat Lex Luthor.

LOL yes. Magically corrupt and powermad Radcliffe would be frightening, but magically corrupt and powermad Aida is a potential genocide.

There's a joke in silly version of the Justice League, where they get trapped in a Hell dimension, but somehow someone's cellphone still works. "..What carrier do you use? Seriously, I can't even get service through my entire building."

They just need to quit having the book conveniently translate its name into English on the cover. Thats the goofy part.

I'm okay with her being an enchanted object, like the Cloak of Levitation. But she shouldn't have full sorcerer abilities.

I really dislike the idea that a robot can be a sorcerer. Downgrades the difficulty level.

Aida is an acronym in Marvel mythos. Something sciencey for an AI in Squadron Supreme. In the opera, Aida is a slave.

Both their mothers were named Hope.

Fitz said they *could* do a wipe if something went wrong. By keeping the knowledge, Aida becomes a safe buffer for getting at Darkhold technomagic.

Meh. Pretty sure I just watch this for Coulson and the British science team.

It looked..dark mirrory?

They don't. Nygma is a stalking horse to take down Penguin. Then as an introduction to set themselves up as crimelords. Then they will certainly betray and kill him.

Buhhhh….the shiny pendulum thing hypnotists use is just supposed to be a visual focus!

Is it wrong that I want a Do It Yourself on how to make a decent firm top hat from materials available in an insane asylum?

The Penguin/Riddler/Kringle triangle is pretty good though.

The Elfstones of Shannara storyline wasn't bad.

I was overwhelmed by how the supers dominated the villain. I think it was intended to show how the relatively normal heroes like Team Arrow feel when witnessing the godlike meta/aliens. Also, to show that sometimes, a team-up is just overkill.

I thought it was make up.