You mistook the desire to see a breather, happier episode/story as me wanting the show to return to its first season’s format.

“I love you”

Yeah. I’m hoping that the fact that Fitz is not happy about being good at shooting people, because of the memory of how he got those skills, will also mean it’ll become more of a “Fitz will do this if absolutely required but otherwise would be much happier in the lab, thank you very much” situation.

While I still find it a little odd he would go for a swim in his skin suit and then remove it to take a shower (doesn’t he just need to rinse the chlorine off it, then?)

I mean the Daisy LMDs could still cause some damage with enhanced strength and what not. And there’s probably other means of destroying the world they (and the people controlling them) could get up to.

Not so much hard to believe as hard to either prove or disprove. I think it was mentioned in Jessica Jones that there a backlog of cases in the precinct caused by reports of alien abduction. Previous to The Incident the cops would have just dismissed those claims out of hand; after The Incident, cops had to…

I loved the fact that the disappearance in the park was accomplished with a camera movement and that we didn’t actually see it happen ourselves. That is so old-school.

It’s Zephyr One, not a Quinjet. Quinjets dock to it.

Except Daisy LMD don’t have her Inhuman powers, otherwise it would be a whole different story.

Did anyone else notice the box containing the Ark of the Covenant from Raiders in the warehouse just before they discovered the quinjet?

YoYo tells Mack she was eating fish when she suddenly turned, so yeah, it’s just out there now. Maybe Robin got a bad Filet o’Fish?

I’m pretty sure it was “kill room,” not “Kilgrave.”

Great episode and loved the chemistry between Fitz and Hunter. Hoping it helps the show a bit.

Prediction: Evil military lady finds/reactivates one or more of the Quake LMDs (purposefully or inadvertently) and they are responsible for the world breaking... unless stopped by our plucky, time-travelling heroes. Which is also why, even if they *were* stranded in the future, the world destruction still happened…

When they first said “ferret cages” I thought for a second they had said “Faraday cages.”

Glad I’m not the only fellow making FRINGE observations.

I bet Robin shows up as the old lady leader of the Lighthouse resistance in 2091

The Empire reference at the end was so perfect... had me busting at the seems a moment after I was on the verge of tears thinking about Fitz and Simmons. Not bad for episode 5.

-Enoch just reminds me of the Observer from the tv series Fringe. Do they go to the same tailor?

-Fitz counting the days with monkey drawings: classic.