It's a thing of wonder. And I am not exaggerating. AoS was a trailblazer of a show. Without it we wouldn't have Wandavision, The Falcon And The Winter Soldier, and all of the other Disney+ MCU shows.
@@Unversed333 Indeed. All of them too. AoS was proof of concept that the MCU could work on the small screen. And that you could expand the narrative beyond theatrical releases. Of course, it's different now, as the people making the TV shows are the same people making the movies; but the sheer effort that must have gone into coordinating events between the old Marvel Television people and the ABC network AND the people working at Marvel Studios only makes AoS's feats (in the early years before Marvel Studios broke away) even more impressive.
Nioce!... But forgot Ep 16 - End of the Beginning: Victoria Hand tells the team that Sitwell will not be part of the missions to find the Clairvoyant as he has to leave for the Lemurian Star, the same ship we first see him on in CA: The Winter Soldier.
@@ShieldVids Could have also included the following Ep. 2- Last 084 was a hammer, which was Mjolnir in Thor Ep. 2: Coulson bringing Skye as a consultant, like Fury did with Tony in Iron Man 2 Ep. 2 and beyond: dangers of gamma radiation as mentioned in The Incredible Hulk and The Avengers. Ep. 3: Coulson is still salty about his trading cards being ruined in The Avengers. Ep. 7: Simmons mentioning the Triskelion before its appearance in The Winter Soldier. Ep. 13: Emil Blonsky is in SHIELD custody as revealed in The Consultant One-Shot.' Ep.15: Coulson recounting how he met Sif and the Asgardians in Thor. (Bonus for Simmons name dropping Jane Foster and Erik Selvig). Sif also calling Coulson "Son of Coul" like Thor did. Ep. 17: Coulson's cellist girlfriend finally appears. Ep. 19: Mentions of Alexander Pierce and Project Insight from the Winter Soldier. Ep. 19 and 21: Howling Commandos are mentioned by Trip. Ep. 22: Fury brings Coulson the Destroyer Gun from The Avengers. Unsorted: Coulson's death at the hands of Loki, Battle of New York, Project Pegasus, Chitauri, etc.
As much as I love Captain America Winter Soldier, I can’t help but blame it for the turn agents of shield took. Season 1 was everything I expected AoS to be, picking up the pieces from the main movies, handling the less obvious stuff, high tech gadgets and gear, occasional appearances from other mcu stars. Don’t get me wrong I’m not saying the following seasons were bad, but after the big hydra reveal, I feel like a lot of that stuff went away when they were forced to operate in the shadows.
@@mr.dystopian5554 No, the episode where she tells Talbot about the Playground, essentially betraying Coulson, leads talbot to him, and says SHIELD is dead, he needs to accept it, and surrender himself and his team. Then, she learns that Ward is Hydra (and she vetted him), and she helps Coulson escape when she and he beat up tabot and his soldiers.
@@mr.dystopian5554 No problem. I remember it because of the betrayal, Maria Hill giving up one of Fury's secret bases, leading the US military into (and under) Canadian soil (Is that even legal? In another country?), just to save her own skin (I think she got a write-off by the government for giving secrets). And then she only helps Coulson when he tells her about Ward.
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, The Defenders, The Punisher, Agent Carter, Inhumans, Runaways and Cloak & Dagger are all canon to the MCU. Period. Edit: Brad Winderbaum confirms that Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, The Defenders and The Punisher are all canon in the MCU after the release of ECHO with each show added to the Main Timeline on Disney Plus.
Until Marvel said otherwise Agents of SHIELD, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron First, The Defenders, The Punisher, Inhumans, Runaways, Cloak & Dagger and Helstorm are not canon in the MCU.
Ok seriously if this was what happened to them when infinity war and endgame took place don't forget Thanos won and everyone was affected even those that did not know what was going on until after
@preciousotoakhia9789 None of the SHIELD team died in the snap and they kept on protecting people in the time span between Infinitity War and Endgame? Seriously, I watched the entirety of Agents of SHIELD and there's nothing that contradicts what happens in the Films.
In my opinion, Seasons 1-5 are canon since the creators originally intended to have the show end there. The rest are more of What If scenarios where Thanos lost to the Avengers which is why society looks normal.
Tbh Agents of Shield is the only pre Disney + MCU show that is still canon unlike Daredevil and the others which some argued that those shows still canon
@@FULANODETAL All MCU shows that aired on Netflix are considered canon, including Jessica Jones. And considered the fact that those shows are connected to OTHER shows (Luke Cage, Runaways and Cloak & Dagger comes to mind), I guess that means ALL the other shows are considered canon too...
Not Loeb as it was with Ike Perlmutter. Feige wanted to utilize AOS more, but Perlmutter was blocking him at every turn. Loeb and Joe Casada also wanted to have more connection.
Does anyone know that ABC and Marvel Studios are all under the Disney umbrella? Technically, even if it's not titled "Marvel Studios' Agents Of SHIELD", it still took place inside the MCU.
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It's a thing of wonder. And I am not exaggerating. AoS was a trailblazer of a show. Without it we wouldn't have Wandavision, The Falcon And The Winter Soldier, and all of the other Disney+ MCU shows.
All true
Probably wouldn't have had the Netflix shows, Runaways, Agent Carter, or Cloak and Dagger. We owe alot to this show.
@@Unversed333 Indeed. All of them too. AoS was proof of concept that the MCU could work on the small screen. And that you could expand the narrative beyond theatrical releases. Of course, it's different now, as the people making the TV shows are the same people making the movies; but the sheer effort that must have gone into coordinating events between the old Marvel Television people and the ABC network AND the people working at Marvel Studios only makes AoS's feats (in the early years before Marvel Studios broke away) even more impressive.
Yes it is
It’s too bad those shows pale into comparison to the one that came before.
Nioce!... But forgot Ep 16 - End of the Beginning: Victoria Hand tells the team that Sitwell will not be part of the missions to find the Clairvoyant as he has to leave for the Lemurian Star, the same ship we first see him on in CA: The Winter Soldier.
Thanks i knew i forgot something
@@ShieldVids Could have also included the following
Ep. 2- Last 084 was a hammer, which was Mjolnir in Thor
Ep. 2: Coulson bringing Skye as a consultant, like Fury did with Tony in Iron Man 2
Ep. 2 and beyond: dangers of gamma radiation as mentioned in The Incredible Hulk and The Avengers.
Ep. 3: Coulson is still salty about his trading cards being ruined in The Avengers.
Ep. 7: Simmons mentioning the Triskelion before its appearance in The Winter Soldier.
Ep. 13: Emil Blonsky is in SHIELD custody as revealed in The Consultant One-Shot.'
Ep.15: Coulson recounting how he met Sif and the Asgardians in Thor. (Bonus for Simmons name dropping Jane Foster and Erik Selvig). Sif also calling Coulson "Son of Coul" like Thor did.
Ep. 17: Coulson's cellist girlfriend finally appears.
Ep. 19: Mentions of Alexander Pierce and Project Insight from the Winter Soldier.
Ep. 19 and 21: Howling Commandos are mentioned by Trip.
Ep. 22: Fury brings Coulson the Destroyer Gun from The Avengers.
Unsorted: Coulson's death at the hands of Loki, Battle of New York, Project Pegasus, Chitauri, etc.
@@Unversed333 i will do another video with those. I mainly focused on movies that came out that year.
As much as I love Captain America Winter Soldier, I can’t help but blame it for the turn agents of shield took. Season 1 was everything I expected AoS to be, picking up the pieces from the main movies, handling the less obvious stuff, high tech gadgets and gear, occasional appearances from other mcu stars. Don’t get me wrong I’m not saying the following seasons were bad, but after the big hydra reveal, I feel like a lot of that stuff went away when they were forced to operate in the shadows.
"Tony Stark would take you in a heartbeat"
*Tony Stark give Phil a big ol' bear hug*
Did the clip miss Coulson saying that Stark thinks he's dead?
@@lyncat I think it might have been in the pilot
@@mr.dystopian5554 No, the episode where she tells Talbot about the Playground, essentially betraying Coulson, leads talbot to him, and says SHIELD is dead, he needs to accept it, and surrender himself and his team. Then, she learns that Ward is Hydra (and she vetted him), and she helps Coulson escape when she and he beat up tabot and his soldiers.
@lyncat TBH it's been awhile since I watched it.
@@mr.dystopian5554 No problem. I remember it because of the betrayal, Maria Hill giving up one of Fury's secret bases, leading the US military into (and under) Canadian soil (Is that even legal? In another country?), just to save her own skin (I think she got a write-off by the government for giving secrets). And then she only helps Coulson when he tells her about Ward.
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, The Defenders, The Punisher, Agent Carter, Inhumans, Runaways and Cloak & Dagger are all canon to the MCU. Period.
Edit: Brad Winderbaum confirms that Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, The Defenders and The Punisher are all canon in the MCU after the release of ECHO with each show added to the Main Timeline on Disney Plus.
Not inhumans
Boo! 👎
If so what happened to them when infinity war and endgame took place
@@preciousotoakhia9789 they have their own bussiness.
Until Marvel said otherwise Agents of SHIELD, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron First, The Defenders, The Punisher, Inhumans, Runaways, Cloak & Dagger and Helstorm are not canon in the MCU.
Thanks for showing the actual mcu scenes too, awesome video :D
And people said Agents of Shield isn't canon 😒
it’s true marvel neglected it
Ok seriously if this was what happened to them when infinity war and endgame took place don't forget Thanos won and everyone was affected even those that did not know what was going on until after
@preciousotoakhia9789 None of the SHIELD team died in the snap and they kept on protecting people in the time span between Infinitity War and Endgame? Seriously, I watched the entirety of Agents of SHIELD and there's nothing that contradicts what happens in the Films.
That was a very bad decision they made.
In my opinion, Seasons 1-5 are canon since the creators originally intended to have the show end there. The rest are more of What If scenarios where Thanos lost to the Avengers which is why society looks normal.
Tbh Agents of Shield is the only pre Disney + MCU show that is still canon unlike Daredevil and the others which some argued that those shows still canon
well now daredevil luke cage,even iron fist are confirmed cannon
@@FULANODETAL All MCU shows that aired on Netflix are considered canon, including Jessica Jones. And considered the fact that those shows are connected to OTHER shows (Luke Cage, Runaways and Cloak & Dagger comes to mind), I guess that means ALL the other shows are considered canon too...
@@DanielBrongers yes i can smell the tears of the ABC studios mcu haters Who said"its not cannon.cuz Tony Stark dont shows"
I do videos on this stuff too. This is great.
Wasn't there a feud between Kevin Feige and Jeph Lobe ? Which is why those early kick ass shows never got acknowledged on the big screen ?
Not Loeb as it was with Ike Perlmutter. Feige wanted to utilize AOS more, but Perlmutter was blocking him at every turn. Loeb and Joe Casada also wanted to have more connection.
And Marvel Studios don't wanna make this cannon why
I hope they get it back in The MCU Cannon Again!
the were always cannon
All I know is that the episode Turn, Turn, Turn was a good episode apparently.
Does anyone know that ABC and Marvel Studios are all under the Disney umbrella?
Technically, even if it's not titled "Marvel Studios' Agents Of SHIELD", it still took place inside the MCU.
But Coulsun died in Avengers right then how was he appearing in agents of shield
Lol watch the show
He was revived using some alien blood
Tahiti is a magical place
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1:18 - 1:49 The MCU tie-in that Marvel fans really didn’t like.
The brain operation scene still freaks me out, and I can’t get past Season 5, but otherwise, an amazing show!