The 3rd season is just getting awesome.The cast also rocks especially Iain hes just living as Fitz.Each episode having more twists that's just too cool.cool. Joss Whedon just showing what he's made of.The quality of the series just got higher than before.Not just that it is seriously getting awesome than Arrow and Flash.Both re just getting too lame with more drama and less action.I think its the rise of the Phoenix from the ashes.Even ward got scenes to how his potential.And the new ATCU base revealing and all is so cool.I think the show has more chances of winning the DC v\s Marvel teleseries fight this season. Hoping this season would continue like this..
6 Reviews
Meh...
Seraphym198729 July 2020
Warning: Spoilers
Warning! Spoiler!
Decent episode but if you pay attention to the details you can see from miles away just who exactly Lash is. It was so obvious right from the start of the episode. No surprise, no mind blow here but it's good that the story is moving forward.
Decent episode but if you pay attention to the details you can see from miles away just who exactly Lash is. It was so obvious right from the start of the episode. No surprise, no mind blow here but it's good that the story is moving forward.
"Nothing Is as it Seems"
XweAponX8 November 2015
Epic Misdirection.
That is the only real exploitable facet of storytelling that is left these days, for Television or Film. There appear to be few new frontiers, really. The next step I guess would be to put the viewer in a real 3-d environment that they could experience or interact with. Because, when Television and Film can show us a level of fantastic photographic effects and realism where practically anything that can be imagined can be "created" (Even though it is Computer Generated), then all that is left is Story, and how to tell it. I have found that Comic books have been the source of some of these impossible tales, but they never translated into a film or Television environment well - Until now. And I am not just speaking of this show, it seems that these are the years for Comic-based shows.
I stated in my review of "Devils you Know" that the final scene had shown us something, a hideous event, without really showing us all of what happened. So we could speculate on the various ways it could have played out. The fun part is guessing how it played out, and then seeing how well you guessed when they finally reveal what happened. I was happy that my guesses were wrong.
Usually I am pretty good at figuring it out: In the 1st season of Fringe, how many suspected that Peter Bishop was from an alternate universe? That was one of the best pieces of misdirection of 21st Century Television. What I just saw in this episode is the same kind of Maguffin, and they pulled it off in just 2 episodes, and by setting up a simple premise: 1) "Lash" changes to a regular guy. 2) Who?
And then they had us "chasing the wrong guy" for half of the episode. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D pushes the boundaries broken by other shows and supersedes them, constantly. And, there are now about 3, 4, maybe 5 different story threads interweaving. This episode touches on all of them, Dr Garner's survival of the store attack and we get to see what "really" happened, Coulsen gets to visit "Rosalind's" facility, Bobbi and May go after Ward, Mack and Daisy chase a Macguffin, and Fitz is trying to find a way to open the Portal.
Some of these stories weave back into what some of the other arcs are doing, such as Daisy and Mack's tracking of one guy, leads them to where Coulsen is with Rosalind. And what Daisy sees does not make her happy at all. But then we see it from Coulsen's POV and it changes everything. But one thing is clear, Rosalind, regardless of why she is doing what she's doing, is still doing the wrong thing. So the question what is SHIELD going to do about it?
That is the only real exploitable facet of storytelling that is left these days, for Television or Film. There appear to be few new frontiers, really. The next step I guess would be to put the viewer in a real 3-d environment that they could experience or interact with. Because, when Television and Film can show us a level of fantastic photographic effects and realism where practically anything that can be imagined can be "created" (Even though it is Computer Generated), then all that is left is Story, and how to tell it. I have found that Comic books have been the source of some of these impossible tales, but they never translated into a film or Television environment well - Until now. And I am not just speaking of this show, it seems that these are the years for Comic-based shows.
I stated in my review of "Devils you Know" that the final scene had shown us something, a hideous event, without really showing us all of what happened. So we could speculate on the various ways it could have played out. The fun part is guessing how it played out, and then seeing how well you guessed when they finally reveal what happened. I was happy that my guesses were wrong.
Usually I am pretty good at figuring it out: In the 1st season of Fringe, how many suspected that Peter Bishop was from an alternate universe? That was one of the best pieces of misdirection of 21st Century Television. What I just saw in this episode is the same kind of Maguffin, and they pulled it off in just 2 episodes, and by setting up a simple premise: 1) "Lash" changes to a regular guy. 2) Who?
And then they had us "chasing the wrong guy" for half of the episode. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D pushes the boundaries broken by other shows and supersedes them, constantly. And, there are now about 3, 4, maybe 5 different story threads interweaving. This episode touches on all of them, Dr Garner's survival of the store attack and we get to see what "really" happened, Coulsen gets to visit "Rosalind's" facility, Bobbi and May go after Ward, Mack and Daisy chase a Macguffin, and Fitz is trying to find a way to open the Portal.
Some of these stories weave back into what some of the other arcs are doing, such as Daisy and Mack's tracking of one guy, leads them to where Coulsen is with Rosalind. And what Daisy sees does not make her happy at all. But then we see it from Coulsen's POV and it changes everything. But one thing is clear, Rosalind, regardless of why she is doing what she's doing, is still doing the wrong thing. So the question what is SHIELD going to do about it?
Re-watch thought
noorea-851479 March 2019
This episode is just a fun romp beginning to end, May and Bobbi teaming up, so badass! Hunter, Mack and Daisy working together cracked me up, with all the Hunter antics! Coulson and Rosalind are just on fire!
I also really love the concept of Rosalind's character, she is a great foil for Daisy's black and white view of Inhumans, she's cruel but makes very valid points and you can always see were she is coming from.
suprise suprise !
akgonen6020 May 2018
Warning: Spoilers
The doctor was the monster !!!! that was mind blowing i was at the edge of my seat that was a wow moment and the may reaction to find out her husband is a freak thats killing inhumans wow
awesome episode what a suprise
AMONG US
eduardorodrigues-2111010 July 2021
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