Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Agents of Shield was such a great show. If you can get past the first season (which was by far the worst season) I guarantee that you will enjoy the rest! It just took a while to gets it's footing but once it did it was one of the best shows on tv. It's one of the rare shows where every season just gets better and better! I already miss it!

This show is simply amazing, it has great writing, superb acting, unpredictable storylines, deep and interesting themes, great attention to details, and amazing pacing, it's the best show when it comes to using a 22 episode season without being full of filler. The characters on this show are quite well written, they feel, talk and act like real humans , I care about all of them to some extent..in fact, I might be more invested in their lives than I am my real friends..oops! It's not only the main characters though, I often find myself really loving characters that only show up for few episodes, all the props to the writers and the cast. Now the show isn't perfect, it does take some time to gain momentum, the first season while enjoyable is rather slow compared to the rest of the show. also the show tends drop storylines or leave some things unexplained, that doesn't bother me personally, but might bother others. There is also the connections to the rest of the MCU, which some people see as not enough, others too much, and yeah it can be a bit frustrating when the crossovers you imagine don't come through, but it's not something I'd hold against this show, I think they write around the MCU well enough, all things considered. In fact, I like that the show adds a 3rd dimension to the movies, It is more interesting to me than characters showing up for a quick team up or the like.

I remember how I felt after watching the first episode. It was 'meh' to describe it best. I think it was only out of sheer boredom I continued to watch it. I especially didn't like Skye. I found her too intrusive and irritating for my liking. But I knew the show still had some potential. The other characters entranced me. Sure the plot was bland and boring but I knew it was only the first few episodes out of twenty two. This meant there was room for development. And by gum did that last episode delivered.

The things with new series are is that they require patience. You have to be very picky if you expect an amazingly complicated plot right at the beginning. A slow start makes sense. It matters on where the show takes us afterwards. And we've been to a lot of places in AoS. It just took time to pull everything together for a neat finish. And I'm glad they took their time; how else are we able to achieve such a deep and rich relationship with all the characters?

I find it really funny how some of the viewers are still bitching about how there were no major SUPERheroes featured in the show. Well, the show made it clear that it was gonna be about the agents and the strength of humanity. Who cares the mains don't have any superpowers? It made me admire them only more.

This show lacked nothing at the end. But perhaps I shall give it a nine for the minor inconvenience of the first couple of episodes.

Marvel's Agents of S. H. I. E. L. D. is a thrilling and action-packed television series that takes viewers on a captivating journey through seven incredible seasons. As a fan of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, I found this show to be a fantastic addition to the larger Marvel universe, offering a fresh perspective and expanding the lore in exciting ways.

Season 1 introduces us to Agent Phil Coulson and his team of skilled agents as they investigate strange occurrences and protect the world from various threats. The plot is filled with twists and turns, and the character dynamics are well-developed, keeping me engaged from start to finish.

Season 2 continues to build upon the foundation laid in the first season, delving deeper into the characters' backstories and introducing new mysteries and adversaries. The stakes are raised, and the action becomes even more intense, leaving me eagerly awaiting each new episode.

In Season 3, the show takes a bold and unexpected turn, introducing the concept of the Inhumans and exploring the consequences of their emergence. The narrative becomes darker and more complex, and the character arcs are both compelling and emotionally charged.

Season 4 brings a fresh and innovative approach by dividing the story into three distinct story arcs: "Ghost Rider," "LMD," and "Agents of Hydra." Each arc offers a unique storyline and explores different themes, showcasing the show's versatility and creativity.

Season 5 takes the agents on a thrilling journey into space, where they face new challenges and encounter fascinating alien civilizations. The high-stakes nature of the story and the exploration of new frontiers kept me on the edge of my seat throughout the season.

Season 6 continues to push the boundaries of the show's narrative, introducing new elements and exploring the consequences of the previous season's events. The character development remains strong, and the plot twists keep the audience guessing.

Finally, Season 7 brings the series to a satisfying conclusion. The agents travel through time, encountering different eras and historical events, while also facing a formidable new enemy. This season beautifully ties up loose ends and provides closure for the characters we have grown to love over the years.

As a fan, I enjoyed all seven seasons of Marvel's Agents of S. H. I. E. L. D. The show consistently delivers compelling storytelling, well-rounded characters, and impressive visual effects. It seamlessly connects to the wider Marvel universe, with references to the movies and appearances from familiar faces, while also carving out its own unique identity.

While it is sad that the show has come to an end, it is a testament to the incredible journey it has taken us on. Marvel's Agents of S. H. I. E. L. D. has left an indelible mark on television, showcasing the power of storytelling and the impact of well-developed characters.

In conclusion, Marvel's Agents of S. H. I. E. L. D. is a must-watch for any Marvel fan or anyone who enjoys thrilling and well-crafted television. With its engaging plotlines, memorable characters, and a perfect blend of action, drama, and humor, this series will keep you entertained from the first episode to the very last. Farewell, Agents of S. H. I. E. L. D., you will be missed!

Agents of Shield was one of the best and most underrated superhero shows ever created. The first season wasn't any good so some people stopped watching which was a big mistake. I barely made it through the first season myself but if you can power through it you won't regret it. Like many people here have already said, each season gets better than the one before it. It starts off as a spin-off from The Avengers as it follows S. H. I. E. L. D. one year after that first movie and is originally part of the MCU. Then they made the incredible choice to break away and make the show their own, and that's when it gets good.! It follows a S. H. I. E. L. D. team led by Phil Coulson and the rest of his team (Daisy "Skye" Johnson, Melinda May, Mack, Leopold Fitz, Jemma Simmons, Grant Ward, Yo-Yo, Deke and more characters that come and go throughout the seasons). It has some of the best writing for a superhero show and some of the best characters. If you haven't seen this yet or stopped watching after that terrible first season then do yourself a favor and go watch this as soon as possible.