I love the fact that Sosa was taken out of time sent through the present and met Daisy they would definitely opposite attract but in the end Daisy met a man who's from a time when women were treated with respect. She came out of winter what a romantic boyfriend who believes in romance and came out of it with a sister who shared the same DNA but from an alternate timeline so in the end Daisy got everything she wanted and it was beautiful.
@@nandaarmando5815 this always bugged me. Black Widow isn't just a random superhero she was an agent of s.h.i.e.l.d. and she always talked about how they changed her life, was her family, etc. But she didn't recognize the founder of Shield when she saw her photo in Winter Soldier? 🙄
1:24 - 1:55 *Phil Coulson* : “ok miss, just go on with me on this. I’ve always wanted to try it. You’re walking in the desert and you see a turtle, you pick it up and flip it on it’s back. Now that sucker is roasting in the sun.. that poor innocent turtle is trying to turn itself over but it can’t, not without your help. But your not helping. Why?” 😂 omggg I died
I’m kinda sad that Sousa isn’t Peggy’s husband in this timeline, the whole endgame thing kinda ruined that but hey this episode was amazing! Jemma as Peggy was GOLD and Coulson was sooo funny
@@neszi3 Well, given the fact that Agents of SHIELD has the most racially diverse cast, and they were in a less tolerate time, it was inevitable that these issues would be brought up one way or another.
Loved the Blade Runner reference! And also spoiler warning, Sousa would have been Peggy’s guy if Cap hadn’t shown up. But hey that’s multiverse theory for you, all those futures can and are possible.
Maybe, Cap is active as Nomad or The Captain in the 1950's, or will show up as Nomad during the Vietnam war. It could also mean that the guy who had plastic surgery to look like Steve who took up the mantle, but didn't wear the stripes on his back. The crazy Captain America & Bucky from the 1950's will be taken down by Steve under a different identity and Peggy Carter.
I'm glad that they brought Sousa back for AoS' final season. It was bittersweet they canceled Agent Carter. However, killing off Chad Michael Murray's character was oh so satisfying.
@@taboo4011 The plan for season 3 of agent carter was that he didn't die but was just badly shot, they're wondering if that's going to become cannon or not.
Yeah I was wondering if they would mention them. What happened and where they are at since it’s been about late 40’s when the show had ended. Also I hope that they do bring back agent carter show somehow on Disney plus.
I love this episode to be honest We will see him again in the next episode because Coulson got shut down! I'm loving this season so far I'm sad that it's ending😢
For those who watched Agent Carter the 3rd Season... [SPOILERS] .... would've had Jack Thompson alive and the man who shot him possibly Carter's brother, that's possibly how there's a niece. And the brother shot Jack because the file was on the brother not Peg. They would have gone to London.
Ugh, "Agent Carter" ended with Sousa and Peggy getting together. Why ruin that ending by revealing it didn't last?! The timeline where Steve Rogers goes back and gets back together with Peggy is a completely different one!
@@Tre.Anthony2025 Endgame's time travel mechanics don't work that way. The main timeline was unaffected by Cap's going back. Thanos from 2014 came forward in time and then died. That didn't overwrite what had happened since 2014. Because of that, likewise, Cap going back to 1945 had no effect on the main timeline.
Jeffery Francis That’ll make sense if it weren’t for the Directors confirming Cap was in the original timeline all along, including hinting at old man Cap being at Peggys funeral in Civil war.
#cmiiw I think there's no prove they're still together in 1950 (whether Steve Rogers goes back in time or not). I personally think it doesn't matter at all.
To me aos is the mcu, i love it and this season i think is the last season (hopefully wrong but suspect i'm not) Musy say tho when i heard them say they were in 1955 i imagined the diner car park having a car with a sheet over it and marty and doc having a coffee stressing about how they gonna get it back to hill valley without being seen, then lmd coulson says it would look better in red lol
@@taboo4011 yeah i know heard last year, as season six was ment to be the last, but a dude can live in a bubble of hope that the network will renew (i know i got better odds of winning a lottery) lol
@@Karas540 like i said in the reply to johnny lell i know there are far better odds on me winning a lottery jackpot then another season after this season
Well...... It is not the first time somebody impresonate Agent Peggy CARTER(full name: Margaret Elizabeth Carter) XD..........and Agent Sousa totally trolling Jemma on her face with "Oh! imagine that...... An infiltrator...... Right under our nose!!" XD
Seems like in MCU shield were the reason due to which some of the incident happened in the past.. e.g the mystery about the occurrence of alien in Area 51 😂😂
Or the Agents just bring him along on their timejumping to the present? But that's not how timetravel works. Except if the timeline they land in somehow happens to be the main one of Earth-19999. Or it's just his grandson...
Ángel Gonzalez I can’t watch it yet because I don’t know how the timelines match but I thought they just went back to one point in time and since Agent Sousa knew Peggy Carter I figured it was after the war which is why I said 1940’s. I think that scene is in the 1950’s
@@xxicemaster314 they're gonna spend their time in the 80's too, then in ep7 the triskelion destruction will happen which is before 2014 (the winter soldier) so you can expect that
Holy shit, I've stopped watching the show after the real Coulson dies because I'm not interested with the Chronicom plot, but now I WANT TO WATCH IT AGAIN.
Enjoying the final season episodes so far...however, they could've done so much more with Agents of Shield. I'm old school Marvel Earth-616 and wonder why they never introduced AIM, Roxxon, Project Pegasus and the Superhero arms race with other nations- why is it in the MCU, only the USA has "enhanced individuals?"- Canada's Alpha Flight, the Collective Man from China, Sabra from Israel or the Shield UK Counterpart MI-13 and finally introduce Captain Britain! OR the race to recreate the Super-Soldier Serum with Ted Sallis (Man-Thing) and Victor Vaughn (Victorius). Instead, the Agents became a second-rate Guardians of the Galaxy with the Kree, Monolith-thingy and the Shrike whatever. Final season, we get another Time-Travel plot-this time to the past- with yet another plotline involving the origins of Shield, Hydra, blah, blah, blah. Maybe ABC put AoS on a short-leash and forbade them to introduce other Superheroes or the writers didn't give a shit and wanted a Space Adventures, time-travel crap. Agents of Shield is not a bad series but didn't live up to it's potential, should've been dropped from ABC and moved to Disney streaming.
I get that you are angry because they didn't go for their d list characters when they had c list characters. Also, Agents of shield lived up to its expectations, well if you exclude the season 1 that is. Let's not forget that there was no Disney streaming service when they made avengers. This team had far too much limitations but they gave us a freaking amazing show
@@arav13 Not angry because the cast is likable especially the great Clark Gregg, although never cared much for Agent May character- do like Ming-Na Wen- she was the filler Black Widow in this show but in making her a Bad Ass the writers didn't give her Natasha's charm, May always looked pissed and don't recall seeing her smile on the show, which is a shame because Ming-Na Wen is otherwise likable. Also didn't like Brett Dalton (Grant Ward) was written off the series- he had charisma and chemistry with Chloe Bennett (Sky/Daisy/Quake), making him a Hydra mole was brilliant but then Jumped-the-Shark and turned him into an Alien-possessed Whatnot?!- in fact, I think it was the beginning of the multitude of Aliens they dog-piled on the series- can't remember which is which, the black-slime or the Hive, monolith-thing, the Shrike- speaking of the Shrike, where the hell was Thanos when they showed up- did he look at them and say "Take a number!"- Agents of Shield was so far removed the MCU- even though they are in the same universe- didn't deal with half the population vanishing for 5 years.
"Maybe ABC put AoS on a short-leash and forbade them to introduce other Superheroes or the writers didn't give a shit" you're kidding right? The writers of the show have been very vocal about the Marvel Committee post-season 1/2 actively blocking everything they wanted to do that was even vaguely related to the comics and especially the movies. They also had to tread water in season 1 until Winter Soldier, were denied almost any of their requests, like for example Loki's scepter, they had to wait with any type of robots & LMDs until after Age of Ultron, but were also forced to do awkward tie-ins at the same time. They couldn't travel to the past until Endgame, couldn't mention a lot of characters and events, had to stay "in the shadows" for most of the seasons. They also had to deal with Inhumans, Ghostrider, and Mockingbird, because people wanted to make spin-offs of all the above, which I think they handled pretty well regardless. Then because it wasn't known when they would air, they weren't allowed to talk about the snap either during season 6 or tie into the movies. This is stuff not on the people of the show, it's on the movie side of Marvel. They crippled the show every step of the way. That's why it became the show it did. With that in mind, I think they did an absolutely amazing job and delivered a really fun show with, despite all the attempts to boot them out, a lot of connections to the MCU, and a lot of fun storylines. I would go as far as to say that there's stuff in this show that outshines the movies by a mile.
No offense steggy fans but Daniel was Peggy's husband because they actually had a relationship unlike with Steve because they basically had no chemistry and Steve's ending in endgame makes no sense.
Agreed! Welcome to my Endgame/Agent Carter/Agents of Shield Rant. I hope you enjoy. For the whole Cap and Peggy thing in Endgame I refuse to believe it happened in the main universe because it doesn't make any sense. In Winter Soldier we saw Peggy's kids and she was talking about how she married a soldier Cap had rescued in WWII. (Probably Sousa) If Cap had been the father of her children then it would just be weird. Peggy would have had to be all like "Yep, these totally aren't your kids." Plus if Cap went back in the main timeline then no one would have been shocked to find out he was alive and he would have been apart of history. (By that I mean in the history books it would've been documented that Steve was alive and married Peggy and all that. History wouldn't have just ignored Captain America.) So as I was saying, the whole thing just doesn't make sense. Which is why I believe Cap and Peggy got married in an alternate timeline and Peggy and Sousa (Plus all the events of Agent Carter) happened in the main timeline. I think in AoS, the writers are just not gonna mention Peggy's love life because Endgame messed everything up. We know that Peggy and Sousa aren't work partners anymore, (I think that's only because Peggy founded shield and is working elsewhere while Sousa still handles the LA division) but that doesn't mean they're not married/together. They could just be working in different divisions. We know that AoS isn't directly tied to the MCU anymore after IW, because the snap didn't happen and the writers confirmed they're doing their own thing. So they can tie AoS into the Agent Carter universe, but sadly I don't think they're gonna. The writers are probably just gonna ignore Peggy's love life but in my book they are Endgame. (I'm still a hardcore Peggysous shipper) Just my opinion.
PREACH 🙌 that steggy ending infuriates the heck out of me because it completely invalidates the fact that peggy let go of steve in agent carter and decided to pursue a relationship with daniel (that looks like it didn't survive but i'm gonna ignore that)
Cap's ending in Endgame is actually logical if you ask me. Lemme make it clear. First off, the word "main" is relative, it's a big multiverse. Steve went to 1949 (revealed in Endgame's script) to be with Peggy, he lives in that alternate 1949 timeline now and became that Peggy's husband. Now here's the thing, THAT ALREADY HAPPENED TOO in the reality we've been following. After Steve crashed into the ice, Peggy meets with another version of Steve from another reality in 1949. In the ending of Endgame, our Steve has done the same, travel to 1949 to be with that reality's Peggy, and that reality will unfold the same way as the one we've been following, leading to that reality's Steve travel to 1949 to do the same. There are infinite Steves from other realities who always travel to 1949 to have that dance.
Who played the female Chronicon that faught Mae and YoYo towards the end of the episode? Was that Jessie Graff? I can't find that character listed in the cast anywhere.
So funny seeing how Deke didn't know racism and white privilege was a still a thing in the 50s, and the team was pulling the race card to get him to interrogate the racist agent 😂
What does it mean? My guess is they are preparing for Coulson's return to the dark side, like they did with his clone in season 6. One of the most beloved characters in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and the man who is the centerpiece of the group is sacrificed to the SJW gods to make room for Mack to take his rightful position (in the minds of people who live for identity politics) as director of S.H.I.E.L.D. It saddens me to see this series go out on a whimper, but the ratings are proof its lost its shine. The SJWs took control in, I think, season 4, when Daisy -- one of the sweetest characters on the series (at that time) -- made a racist comment about white women that was totally out of character for her. I knew then that the series had taken the SJW pill and was doomed. Now, for season 7, with overt racism mostly dead in the 21st century, our intrepid agents must travel back to the early-mid 20th century and virtue-signal their way across time to put white men in their place. This series will end on a pathetic whimper. I've been a loyal fan since season 1 and this is a heartbreaking and mean-spirited way to end a great TV series.
Really love it whenever Coulson goes on fanboy mode. He’s so relatable.😂
Same!
@@agathahenney358 careful, your fan girling is showing. Daisy to Coulson: careful, your fansboy is showing.
I love how Sousa didn’t even flinch when he realised it wasn’t Carter.
i wonder why him and peggy ended there partnership cuz i believe she moved on from steve
@@Ncholasbloom he died
@@Ncholasbloom She was running SHIELD itself with Howard.
@@Ncholasbloom Steve went back though.
@@mariatavoulari2195 alternate timeline. *everyone stop mixing them. Please.*
I love that transition where she goes from pretending to realizing Daniel would've already knew Peggy and realize she's busted
omg i know i love it too hahha
😂..and the Gulp! 🤣🤣
AdrFax
Tripp: “Let me do the talking, you are an incredibly bad liar agent Simmons” 😂
I love the fact that Sosa was taken out of time sent through the present and met Daisy they would definitely opposite attract but in the end Daisy met a man who's from a time when women were treated with respect. She came out of winter what a romantic boyfriend who believes in romance and came out of it with a sister who shared the same DNA but from an alternate timeline so in the end Daisy got everything she wanted and it was beautiful.
At least these SHIELD agents know their history. It annoyed me a little how in Endgame neither Hawkeye or Black Widow recognized Red Skull.
Wasn't exactly a big priority for them to remember their SHIELD history at that moment. Besides, Red Skull was supposed to be officially dead.
Not really Nat, she was kind of a late addition, but Clint...I'm disappointed.
Natasha didn't even know who peggy carter is.
Ando 11 I think she did, she just wanted Steve to tell her
@@nandaarmando5815 this always bugged me. Black Widow isn't just a random superhero she was an agent of s.h.i.e.l.d. and she always talked about how they changed her life, was her family, etc. But she didn't recognize the founder of Shield when she saw her photo in Winter Soldier? 🙄
That poor, defenseless turtle in the desert.
I was laughing so hard at scene mostly because the delivery was so monotonous and it just went to chaos in an instant 😂
"He called me oriental!"
- "I had to pull her away."
😂😂😂
The may we all know and love is coming back 😂
@@othervids3726 yeah, I want her back to her old self ASAP. This one is too serious
John Smith Well to be fair, she basically was killed by Sarge, and is probably forever changed by that like coulson was after TAHITI
They are over 3 decades prior to 'Oriental' becoming an objectionable term and May is plenty old enough to know that.
Ah, the 1950's: when the closest thing to being 'politically correct' was saying 'I Like Ike.'
It's great to see Daniel Sousa again, he is awesome from Agent Carter series. 👍
Simmons as Peggy Carter is my new religion
Sarah Keegan pERIODDDD
Hahahahaha totally.
0:49 the moment jemma knew she fucked up
2:02 the moment coulson met one of his idols
their reactions to being busted are so hilarious lmao
0:40 was the moment jemma knew she fucked up
Agent carter fans everywhere screaming! I loved him so much and he’s still fantastic!
1:24 - 1:55
*Phil Coulson* : “ok miss, just go on with me on this. I’ve always wanted to try it.
You’re walking in the desert and you see a turtle, you pick it up and flip it on it’s back. Now that sucker is roasting in the sun.. that poor innocent turtle is trying to turn itself over but it can’t, not without your help. But your not helping. Why?” 😂 omggg I died
Coulson is such a history buff that he fits in perfectly in every era
I’m kinda sad that Sousa isn’t Peggy’s husband in this timeline, the whole endgame thing kinda ruined that but hey this episode was amazing! Jemma as Peggy was GOLD and Coulson was sooo funny
This has nothing to do with Endgame.
Get over it,Sousa x Peggy was fun,But Steve x Peggy is the endgame
Arrow to the Knee I wish they were married too, or at least dating still.
That was never established.
@@SupportGamin2024 Bruh Peggy got over Steve in Agent Carter this shouldn't have happened
The look on Coulson's face is so adorable.
I’m super impressed with this episode! They filmed it like a year ago!
And...
Yups.. Brilliant prediction by them
It's very timely on what happening right now in USA.
@@neszi3 Well, given the fact that Agents of SHIELD has the most racially diverse cast, and they were in a less tolerate time, it was inevitable that these issues would be brought up one way or another.
The irony on souza talking is awesome
"the base may have been infiltrated" "oh noooo imagine that" -- the way he says this line KILLS ME KKKKK So good
This season has been a Nerd Phil extravaganza and I am living for it.
It’s not even Phil.
It’s and LMD
It's so Coulson trying to do a Blade Runner reference in a "Real Human" test......
Also kinda reminded me of Captain Marvel when she encountered the old lady on the train.
Let me tell you about my mother
@@yowiewowie8388 Totally, glad to see that someone got similar vibes ;)
Loved the Blade Runner reference! And also spoiler warning, Sousa would have been Peggy’s guy if Cap hadn’t shown up. But hey that’s multiverse theory for you, all those futures can and are possible.
Maybe, Cap is active as Nomad or The Captain in the 1950's, or will show up as Nomad during the Vietnam war.
It could also mean that the guy who had plastic surgery to look like Steve who took up the mantle, but didn't wear the stripes on his back. The crazy Captain America & Bucky from the 1950's will be taken down by Steve under a different identity and Peggy Carter.
This is a different timeline. The way Sousa acts when he hears Peggy is at the base implies she is not married at this point.
God I miss agent carter
I'm glad that they brought Sousa back for AoS' final season. It was bittersweet they canceled Agent Carter. However, killing off Chad Michael Murray's character was oh so satisfying.
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I’m assuming you mean Jack Thompson?
@@Mtab2260 Honestly, I don't care. Any ending where Chad Michael Murray dies is a happy ending for me.
PrinceoftheAbyss damn, what do you have against him? What did he do to you?
@@Mtab2260 Trust me. You do not want to get me started.
Wonder if they’ll mention where Peggy Carter is and what happened to Jack Thompson, if he’s alive and an agent still.
did you see the end of agent carter?
@@taboo4011 The plan for season 3 of agent carter was that he didn't die but was just badly shot, they're wondering if that's going to become cannon or not.
Why did they have to end the show on a cliffhanger ???
Yeah I was wondering if they would mention them. What happened and where they are at since it’s been about late 40’s when the show had ended. Also I hope that they do bring back agent carter show somehow on Disney plus.
@@Michelle_B. i mean it kind of is, but we know that it was peggys brother who faked his death, he shot thompson. he works for a type of cult
Fantastic Blade Runner reference. I just started this season but it’s been really fun so far. I like that they’ve brought more humor back.
he WAS SO NERVOUS TO SEE CARTER
We need her
NEED HER
I love this episode to be honest We will see him again in the next episode because Coulson got shut down! I'm loving this season so far I'm sad that it's ending😢
Sousa in top 3 cutest Shield guys for sure. :)
I love this Sousa content
"He call me an Oriental" 🤣
"I had to pull her away." Lol
I’m still so stumped over what happened to May! I NEED philinda scenes 😢
Coulson has an Agent Sousa trading card. Near mint. Slight foxing around the edges.
I love how the man just played along with the Agent Carter thing
For those who watched Agent Carter the 3rd Season... [SPOILERS]
.... would've had Jack Thompson alive and the man who shot him possibly Carter's brother, that's possibly how there's a niece. And the brother shot Jack because the file was on the brother not Peg. They would have gone to London.
there is no third season, just the ending of season 2
@@nate3272 That's why he wrote "would've"
@@scrrin That and that's what the main guys in charge said it may have gone to. Sucks it didn't.
Didn't Peggy's brother die in the war though?
Hazel Grace Lancaster he faked his death and joined a cult type group against the government secretly
Coulson: I've always wanted to do this. Goes right into Blade Runner.
Sousa-no imagine that lol
jemma should have watched agent carter lol
0:15 THE SASS!!
I would love to see Jack and Sousa together again!!!
😭 😭 😭 😭 😭 I miss Agent Carter 😭 😭 😭 😭 😭
My god. Since episode 1, I was hoping for Sousa. BUT NOW THEY HAVE TO SPOIL IT FOR ME!!!!!!!!!!!
Simmons “Oh Shit!” moment.
Ugh, "Agent Carter" ended with Sousa and Peggy getting together. Why ruin that ending by revealing it didn't last?! The timeline where Steve Rogers goes back and gets back together with Peggy is a completely different one!
Why not? Endgame already proved it didn’t last and that Cap got back with her.
@@Tre.Anthony2025 Endgame's time travel mechanics don't work that way. The main timeline was unaffected by Cap's going back. Thanos from 2014 came forward in time and then died. That didn't overwrite what had happened since 2014. Because of that, likewise, Cap going back to 1945 had no effect on the main timeline.
Jeffery Francis That’ll make sense if it weren’t for the Directors confirming Cap was in the original timeline all along, including hinting at old man Cap being at Peggys funeral in Civil war.
#cmiiw I think there's no prove they're still together in 1950 (whether Steve Rogers goes back in time or not).
I personally think it doesn't matter at all.
*proof pardon my english
0:49 The most inaudible "oh shit" ever
this whole season is great so far
“Yeah, you say you like Ike, we all like Ike. But, do you love him?”
To me aos is the mcu, i love it and this season i think is the last season (hopefully wrong but suspect i'm not)
Musy say tho when i heard them say they were in 1955 i imagined the diner car park having a car with a sheet over it and marty and doc having a coffee stressing about how they gonna get it back to hill valley without being seen, then lmd coulson says it would look better in red lol
it is, they’ve already confirmed that it’s the last season
@@taboo4011 yeah i know heard last year, as season six was ment to be the last, but a dude can live in a bubble of hope that the network will renew (i know i got better odds of winning a lottery) lol
@@upsidedown4155 the producers of the show themselves said that it is the last season and it was advertised as such
@@Karas540 like i said in the reply to johnny lell i know there are far better odds on me winning a lottery jackpot then another season after this season
I love this season because it reflects on and confronts the discriminations in the history.
but i wonder how him and peggy broke up
As opposed to the discrimination in previous seasons, like the inhumans and aliens in general.
This was hilarious! 🤣
The one agent that they ran into that just happened to be Sousa, the one who knew Peggy
Hard to believe that Daniel Sousa's timeline takes place 8 years after the events of Agent Carter season 2.
Sometimes so sad to see past episodes of my favorite serie Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D that play my favorite actress Chloe Bennet
He was like you aren’t Peggy
I loved the bladerunner turtle question...
Aww he was so afraid to see Peggy again
More like nervous.
I don't know why, but the idea of Simmons impersonating Carter kind of ticks me off.
Why? I think it's funny
Well...... It is not the first time somebody impresonate Agent Peggy CARTER(full name: Margaret Elizabeth Carter) XD..........and Agent Sousa totally trolling Jemma on her face with "Oh! imagine that...... An infiltrator...... Right under our nose!!" XD
Wait, who did first? Dottie?
I love the turtle reference from Blade Runner
Is that who Peggy ends up marrying after she moved on
It's explained in the Agent Carter TV show
He's a collegue of Peggy's that was kind of romantic but he ended up meeting someone else.
@@jamesgirl208 Have you watched all of season 2 of Agent Carter?
DDDA CREW, that’s in an alternate timeline
Mr. Scarlo She marries Steve. It’s been confirmed for a while.
Seems like in MCU shield were the reason due to which some of the incident happened in the past..
e.g the mystery about the occurrence of alien in Area 51 😂😂
Yo-yo is no longer inhuman 🤭🤭🤭🤭
Technically she can still see in slow motion so far.
this was a great episode
Sousa will also be cloned like Koenig. He appears in Avengers, battle of NY.
Where? I didn't see him there
@@usershbdixy ruclips.net/video/OhV6QZfbcs0/видео.html
Or the Agents just bring him along on their timejumping to the present? But that's not how timetravel works. Except if the timeline they land in somehow happens to be the main one of Earth-19999. Or it's just his grandson...
The Koenigs were revealed to be quadruplets in Season 4. Not clones or LMD's.
blade runner reference. awesome
*I hate being sober, I love Sousa!*
You cut it off at the good part.
I LOVE THIS EPISODE OMGGGGG
How Sousa not know that Jemma Simmons is posing as Peggy Carter quickly since he knows how the real Agent Carter looks like?
He knew it wasn’t her the moment she turned around. He was just playing along to see what Jemma is trying to achieve of posing as Peggy
They missed the best part where Deke becomes self-realized-ish
I was so confused at the title but then I remembered season 7 is set in the 1940’s
Nope. 1931 in Episode 1-2, 1955 Episode 4-5, and probably new episodes.
Ángel Gonzalez I can’t watch it yet because I don’t know how the timelines match but I thought they just went back to one point in time and since Agent Sousa knew Peggy Carter I figured it was after the war which is why I said 1940’s. I think that scene is in the 1950’s
@@xxicemaster314 they're gonna spend their time in the 80's too, then in ep7 the triskelion destruction will happen which is before 2014 (the winter soldier) so you can expect that
Holy shit, I've stopped watching the show after the real Coulson dies because I'm not interested with the Chronicom plot, but now I WANT TO WATCH IT AGAIN.
this scene would be so much funnier if Peggy herself entered the room
Too bad Miss Atwell was busy at the time.
That's who I thought it was when they showed a car coming
Enjoying the final season episodes so far...however, they could've done so much more with Agents of Shield. I'm old school Marvel Earth-616 and wonder why they never introduced AIM, Roxxon, Project Pegasus and the Superhero arms race with other nations- why is it in the MCU, only the USA has "enhanced individuals?"- Canada's Alpha Flight, the Collective Man from China, Sabra from Israel or the Shield UK Counterpart MI-13 and finally introduce Captain Britain! OR the race to recreate the Super-Soldier Serum with Ted Sallis (Man-Thing) and Victor Vaughn (Victorius). Instead, the Agents became a second-rate Guardians of the Galaxy with the Kree, Monolith-thingy and the Shrike whatever. Final season, we get another Time-Travel plot-this time to the past- with yet another plotline involving the origins of Shield, Hydra, blah, blah, blah. Maybe ABC put AoS on a short-leash and forbade them to introduce other Superheroes or the writers didn't give a shit and wanted a Space Adventures, time-travel crap. Agents of Shield is not a bad series but didn't live up to it's potential, should've been dropped from ABC and moved to Disney streaming.
I get that you are angry because they didn't go for their d list characters when they had c list characters.
Also, Agents of shield lived up to its expectations, well if you exclude the season 1 that is.
Let's not forget that there was no Disney streaming service when they made avengers. This team had far too much limitations but they gave us a freaking amazing show
Two words: Kevin Fiege. It's a miracle that AoS got a chance to end on it's own terms.
@@arav13 Not angry because the cast is likable especially the great Clark Gregg, although never cared much for Agent May character- do like Ming-Na Wen- she was the filler Black Widow in this show but in making her a Bad Ass the writers didn't give her Natasha's charm, May always looked pissed and don't recall seeing her smile on the show, which is a shame because Ming-Na Wen is otherwise likable. Also didn't like Brett Dalton (Grant Ward) was written off the series- he had charisma and chemistry with Chloe Bennett (Sky/Daisy/Quake), making him a Hydra mole was brilliant but then Jumped-the-Shark and turned him into an Alien-possessed Whatnot?!- in fact, I think it was the beginning of the multitude of Aliens they dog-piled on the series- can't remember which is which, the black-slime or the Hive, monolith-thing, the Shrike- speaking of the Shrike, where the hell was Thanos when they showed up- did he look at them and say "Take a number!"- Agents of Shield was so far removed the MCU- even though they are in the same universe- didn't deal with half the population vanishing for 5 years.
Jon Creed she has smiled plenty of time on the show.
"Maybe ABC put AoS on a short-leash and forbade them to introduce other Superheroes or the writers didn't give a shit" you're kidding right? The writers of the show have been very vocal about the Marvel Committee post-season 1/2 actively blocking everything they wanted to do that was even vaguely related to the comics and especially the movies.
They also had to tread water in season 1 until Winter Soldier, were denied almost any of their requests, like for example Loki's scepter, they had to wait with any type of robots & LMDs until after Age of Ultron, but were also forced to do awkward tie-ins at the same time.
They couldn't travel to the past until Endgame, couldn't mention a lot of characters and events, had to stay "in the shadows" for most of the seasons. They also had to deal with Inhumans, Ghostrider, and Mockingbird, because people wanted to make spin-offs of all the above, which I think they handled pretty well regardless. Then because it wasn't known when they would air, they weren't allowed to talk about the snap either during season 6 or tie into the movies.
This is stuff not on the people of the show, it's on the movie side of Marvel. They crippled the show every step of the way. That's why it became the show it did. With that in mind, I think they did an absolutely amazing job and delivered a really fun show with, despite all the attempts to boot them out, a lot of connections to the MCU, and a lot of fun storylines. I would go as far as to say that there's stuff in this show that outshines the movies by a mile.
Aw u cut it before the best line!!!
“Don’t make us say it.” 😂
"stupid white privilege" hahahaha
0:41 *“sees walking stick to confirm her suspicions”*
it was at this moment that she knew... she fucked up
That Voight Kampf test, tho.
Great scene.
No offense steggy fans but Daniel was Peggy's husband because they actually had a relationship unlike with Steve because they basically had no chemistry and Steve's ending in endgame makes no sense.
Agreed! Welcome to my Endgame/Agent Carter/Agents of Shield Rant. I hope you enjoy.
For the whole Cap and Peggy thing in Endgame I refuse to believe it happened in the main universe because it doesn't make any sense. In Winter Soldier we saw Peggy's kids and she was talking about how she married a soldier Cap had rescued in WWII. (Probably Sousa) If Cap had been the father of her children then it would just be weird. Peggy would have had to be all like "Yep, these totally aren't your kids." Plus if Cap went back in the main timeline then no one would have been shocked to find out he was alive and he would have been apart of history. (By that I mean in the history books it would've been documented that Steve was alive and married Peggy and all that. History wouldn't have just ignored Captain America.) So as I was saying, the whole thing just doesn't make sense. Which is why I believe Cap and Peggy got married in an alternate timeline and Peggy and Sousa (Plus all the events of Agent Carter) happened in the main timeline.
I think in AoS, the writers are just not gonna mention Peggy's love life because Endgame messed everything up. We know that Peggy and Sousa aren't work partners anymore, (I think that's only because Peggy founded shield and is working elsewhere while Sousa still handles the LA division) but that doesn't mean they're not married/together. They could just be working in different divisions. We know that AoS isn't directly tied to the MCU anymore after IW, because the snap didn't happen and the writers confirmed they're doing their own thing. So they can tie AoS into the Agent Carter universe, but sadly I don't think they're gonna. The writers are probably just gonna ignore Peggy's love life but in my book they are Endgame. (I'm still a hardcore Peggysous shipper) Just my opinion.
PREACH 🙌 that steggy ending infuriates the heck out of me because it completely invalidates the fact that peggy let go of steve in agent carter and decided to pursue a relationship with daniel (that looks like it didn't survive but i'm gonna ignore that)
Except if you ignore this episode where Sousa is listed as single (and the next episode trailer too... major spoilers though)
@@therottenlemon5048 i'm gonna live in my blissful bubble of ignorance where sousa doesn't d*e and he and peggy are still a couple
Cap's ending in Endgame is actually logical if you ask me. Lemme make it clear. First off, the word "main" is relative, it's a big multiverse. Steve went to 1949 (revealed in Endgame's script) to be with Peggy, he lives in that alternate 1949 timeline now and became that Peggy's husband. Now here's the thing, THAT ALREADY HAPPENED TOO in the reality we've been following. After Steve crashed into the ice, Peggy meets with another version of Steve from another reality in 1949. In the ending of Endgame, our Steve has done the same, travel to 1949 to be with that reality's Peggy, and that reality will unfold the same way as the one we've been following, leading to that reality's Steve travel to 1949 to do the same. There are infinite Steves from other realities who always travel to 1949 to have that dance.
Great show , but they need better research there was a 56 and 57 chevy and a 58 pickup and the episode was supposed to be 1955 I'm just saying
Who played the female Chronicon that faught Mae and YoYo towards the end of the episode? Was that Jessie Graff? I can't find that character listed in the cast anywhere.
I thought he had crutches from polio.
No. Imagine that.
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So the Aliens are humans visiting Area 51 From the future
Blade Runner deep cut😎
#ReviveAgentCarter
Well, there's the actor to play Nathan Drake!
Also Brett Dalton would have
So funny seeing how Deke didn't know racism and white privilege was a still a thing in the 50s, and the team was pulling the race card to get him to interrogate the racist agent 😂
Can anyone please tell me about the Phil Coulson's eyes which had changed colors, what did it meant to be ? 🙄
Since he’s LMD/Chronicon, the EMP short-circuited his parts and the eyes where flickering, that’s it.
Someone gotta fix some fuse and switch him on
Yes but who fixed this ?? Simmons or the other bad chronicons ? Or did he fixed himself ?? 🙄
What does it mean? My guess is they are preparing for Coulson's return to the dark side, like they did with his clone in season 6. One of the most beloved characters in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and the man who is the centerpiece of the group is sacrificed to the SJW gods to make room for Mack to take his rightful position (in the minds of people who live for identity politics) as director of S.H.I.E.L.D. It saddens me to see this series go out on a whimper, but the ratings are proof its lost its shine. The SJWs took control in, I think, season 4, when Daisy -- one of the sweetest characters on the series (at that time) -- made a racist comment about white women that was totally out of character for her. I knew then that the series had taken the SJW pill and was doomed. Now, for season 7, with overt racism mostly dead in the 21st century, our intrepid agents must travel back to the early-mid 20th century and virtue-signal their way across time to put white men in their place. This series will end on a pathetic whimper. I've been a loyal fan since season 1 and this is a heartbreaking and mean-spirited way to end a great TV series.
@@JimBo-ho8qw Wow! Someone really went really off the rails didn't you?
What
I love sousa. I hate mcu writers
WE NEED PEGGY CARTER! NOT SOUSA!
4th on this one.