There are two kinds of shows. There is the kind of show, which allows you to lean back, watch, and have a good time. Those are the majority. And then there are those rare shows, which require the audience to pay attention, which are full of references and double meanings. Sherlock is one of those. For those, who…

Please, can we stop that? There is really no need to play the imitation game…

Didn't you pay attention last episode? Jemma had already decided that it was better to leave Will on the other planet, it was Fitz who didn't want to give up. But Jemma was NOT ready to give up on Fitz.

It must have Ward's memories, or it wouldn't know to seek out Malick.

I kind of wish that they had all made it back but then the suggestion came that one of them had been possessed, leaving us to guess which one.

I am happy as long as we keep Joey.
And Bobbi. Oh, there are 12 Hydra goons which we have to take out quietly? Don't worry, I got that.

I was all "what happened? This sounds like a proper review for the show" until it got to the part which made me realize it is another reviewer….can we keep this one? Please?

Yeah, honestly, everyone knows that one red apples look pleasing. How dare they to sell green ones.

Honestly, it couldn't have been more obvious if Roz had said "Maybe I am getting to old for this. I should retire."

Maybe he worked on her hands…they were bound behind her back later on, so we didn't really get to see them.
Also, smaller wounds are actually more painful than bigger ones, especially if you inflict them at the right places. That's why a papercut is so incredible painful, it's usually on a sensitive part of our body…

And she could have the power of music….

Why not? Just because I am a fan of the character doesn't mean that I think he is a good person. I am a fan of a lot of villains. Just because other fans pull out the leather pants at every opportunity it doesn't mean that I am ashamed of calling it, as it is. I am a fan for Ward. I am a fan of the whole main cast.

Only because they let it sitting for two weeks and allowed the audience to really think about it. And the number of people who guessed correctly was not that high, the word just spread fast through the net.

They had a great chemistry but saying that I was particularly interested in Coulson and her being happily in love with each other would have been a flat out lie. Plus, it wouldn't have lasted either way. She doesn't play Cello.

Above all, we need some room for all the inhumans in Daisy's team. I guess Bobbi and Hunter will leave the show soon and only turn up for occasional guest appearances. But the possibility of one of the other characters dying is hanging there, too. (Malick is as good as toast, too).

Because he is delightfully creepy and messed up?

I can't express how happy I was when the Superhero roundup suddenly admitted that AoS is currently the best Superhero show, even though they are huge Flash fans. It is so unfair that AoS weak start resulted in a lot of commenters not being able to rethink their first impression and admit that the show has only gotten…

I think that every character motivates other characters in one way or another and that every death impacts someone else. Not killing off females is not the solution and not the point. Rosalind was a full-fletched characters, not a plot device.
Coulson already went off the rails at the start of the season when he send…

No. Fridging refers to a character whose sole purpose is to motivate the hero dies for no other reason than to shock him even further. Rosalind's function on the show was never to motivate Coulson but to serve as a rival/challenge for him and she died because Malick wanted to prevent her from throwing Hydra out of the…

You mean you predicted that Daisy's mother was a serial killer, that the monolith was connected to Hydra and that Ward would turn out to be utterly irredeemable? Congrats, you are better then me.