At the end of our last episode (Episode 16) the Agent Coulson and Skye are holding Agent May at gunpoint, and the Bus suddenly decides to change course all on her own... the episode is aptly titled "End of the Beginning" but we don't find out why unless we've seen this latest episode and, hopefully, "Captain America: The Winter Soldier"
Having seen CA:TWS I already knew that Hydra had infiltrated S.H.I.E.L.D. and the organization was dying because of it.
Turn, Turn, Turn (Episode 17) gives us the insight into the internal S.H.I.E.L.D. fallout during and following the movie, as they take place at the same time in the Marvel Universe. When we look back Captain America: The Winter Soldier may be the pilot what may become a brand new show. The first sixteen episodes being the "prelude."
The bombshells are revealed at the end, though one is almost painfully obvious to anyone watching. Two Agents are presented as a red herrings, then revealed to be loyal... but wait: is that agent loyal? One of those agents is a main character... so, when I say bombshell, I do mean it... all in all, the episode lives up to its billing: Everything Changes.
Having seen CA:TWS I already knew that Hydra had infiltrated S.H.I.E.L.D. and the organization was dying because of it.
Turn, Turn, Turn (Episode 17) gives us the insight into the internal S.H.I.E.L.D. fallout during and following the movie, as they take place at the same time in the Marvel Universe. When we look back Captain America: The Winter Soldier may be the pilot what may become a brand new show. The first sixteen episodes being the "prelude."
The bombshells are revealed at the end, though one is almost painfully obvious to anyone watching. Two Agents are presented as a red herrings, then revealed to be loyal... but wait: is that agent loyal? One of those agents is a main character... so, when I say bombshell, I do mean it... all in all, the episode lives up to its billing: Everything Changes.