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ALL POSTSAgents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 5?
<p>I have a horrible feeling that the current season (4) will be the last. Ratings in the US have been dwindling and are currently even lower than the second season of <i>Agent Carter</i> (the last season before it got canelled due to low ratings). It's such a shame because, even though I admit the first season was a little sketchy, it's picked up so much and is such an entertaining yet underrated show at the moment. I guess if ABC doesn't renew it for a fifth season, it could go out on a high at least. :/
</p><p>What are everyone's thoughts on this?
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<div class="quote"><i>NeedATeam wrote:
In the comics, Inhumans are almost what the Krees should become under the right evolutionary process... I believe Inhumans are really part aliens.</i></div>
<p>If I put dog blood in you, would I be justified in calling you a dog? </p><p>They are of this world. They're not "alien." If this was real life instead of fiction it'd be offensive lol </p>
In the comics, Inhumans are almost what the Krees should become under the right evolutionary process... I believe Inhumans are really part aliens.</i></div>
<p>If I put dog blood in you, would I be justified in calling you a dog? </p><p>They are of this world. They're not "alien." If this was real life instead of fiction it'd be offensive lol </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>GliderMan wrote:
<div class="quote">NeedATeam wrote:
In the comics, Inhumans are almost what the Krees should become under the right evolutionary process... I believe Inhumans are really part aliens.</i></div>
If I put dog blood in you, would I be justified in calling you a dog? <p>They are of this world. They're not "alien." If this was real life instead of fiction it'd be offensive lol </p> </div> <p>They literally call themselves aliens in the show, sooooo yeah. they're part alien. Anyways, probably a bit too off topic </p>
<div class="quote">NeedATeam wrote:
In the comics, Inhumans are almost what the Krees should become under the right evolutionary process... I believe Inhumans are really part aliens.</i></div>
If I put dog blood in you, would I be justified in calling you a dog? <p>They are of this world. They're not "alien." If this was real life instead of fiction it'd be offensive lol </p> </div> <p>They literally call themselves aliens in the show, sooooo yeah. they're part alien. Anyways, probably a bit too off topic </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>PecolaFromScratch wrote:
<div class="quote">GliderMan wrote:
<div class="quote">NeedATeam wrote:
In the comics, Inhumans are almost what the Krees should become under the right evolutionary process... I believe Inhumans are really part aliens.</i></div>
If I put dog blood in you, would I be justified in calling you a dog? <p>They are of this world. They're not "alien." If this was real life instead of fiction it'd be offensive lol </p> </div>They literally call themselves aliens in the show, sooooo yeah. they're part alien. Anyways, probably a bit too off topic </div> <p>Do they for sure call themselves aliens? Give me an example. Hunter calls them aliens once, but he's not an inhuman so it doesn't count </p>
<div class="quote">GliderMan wrote:
<div class="quote">NeedATeam wrote:
In the comics, Inhumans are almost what the Krees should become under the right evolutionary process... I believe Inhumans are really part aliens.</i></div>
If I put dog blood in you, would I be justified in calling you a dog? <p>They are of this world. They're not "alien." If this was real life instead of fiction it'd be offensive lol </p> </div>They literally call themselves aliens in the show, sooooo yeah. they're part alien. Anyways, probably a bit too off topic </div> <p>Do they for sure call themselves aliens? Give me an example. Hunter calls them aliens once, but he's not an inhuman so it doesn't count </p>
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<div class="quote">PecolaFromScratch wrote:
<div class="quote">GliderMan wrote:
<div class="quote">NeedATeam wrote:
In the comics, Inhumans are almost what the Krees should become under the right evolutionary process... I believe Inhumans are really part aliens.</i></div>
If I put dog blood in you, would I be justified in calling you a dog? <p>They are of this world. They're not "alien." If this was real life instead of fiction it'd be offensive lol </p> </div>They literally call themselves aliens in the show, sooooo yeah. they're part alien. Anyways, probably a bit too off topic</div>Do they for sure call themselves aliens? Give me an example. Hunter calls them aliens once, but he's not an inhuman so it doesn't count </div> <p>Season 3 episode 1, yes. Yeah, they don't say it a lot but they did define them that way. </p>
<div class="quote">PecolaFromScratch wrote:
<div class="quote">GliderMan wrote:
<div class="quote">NeedATeam wrote:
In the comics, Inhumans are almost what the Krees should become under the right evolutionary process... I believe Inhumans are really part aliens.</i></div>
If I put dog blood in you, would I be justified in calling you a dog? <p>They are of this world. They're not "alien." If this was real life instead of fiction it'd be offensive lol </p> </div>They literally call themselves aliens in the show, sooooo yeah. they're part alien. Anyways, probably a bit too off topic</div>Do they for sure call themselves aliens? Give me an example. Hunter calls them aliens once, but he's not an inhuman so it doesn't count </div> <p>Season 3 episode 1, yes. Yeah, they don't say it a lot but they did define them that way. </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>Marvelous 345678 wrote:
<div class="quote"> <p>NeedATeam wrote: In the comics, Inhumans are almost what the Krees should become under the right evolutionary process... I believe Inhumans are really part aliens. </p> </i></div>
<p>Yes, but in the MCU the Innhumans of AoS are really an adaptation of the NuHumans from the comics: Infinity </p> </div> <p>NuHumans are still descendant of prehistoric Inhumans. Now I do agree in some parts, Inhumans of the show are most likely people with enhanced abilities giving by ancient kree genes. It's not like the royal family who could probably be more connected to their Kree lineage... (we'll see in the Inhumans series). </p><p>So maybe we could define AoS Inhumans as hybrids, but at the end, Kree DNA are part of them. </p><p>Hopefully, if there is a fifth season, the focus will not be completly on Daisy and the Inhumans, but more on the MCU global situation, with agents doing various missions. </p><p>Where are Ian Quinn and Graviton ?! </p>
<div class="quote"> <p>NeedATeam wrote: In the comics, Inhumans are almost what the Krees should become under the right evolutionary process... I believe Inhumans are really part aliens. </p> </i></div>
<p>Yes, but in the MCU the Innhumans of AoS are really an adaptation of the NuHumans from the comics: Infinity </p> </div> <p>NuHumans are still descendant of prehistoric Inhumans. Now I do agree in some parts, Inhumans of the show are most likely people with enhanced abilities giving by ancient kree genes. It's not like the royal family who could probably be more connected to their Kree lineage... (we'll see in the Inhumans series). </p><p>So maybe we could define AoS Inhumans as hybrids, but at the end, Kree DNA are part of them. </p><p>Hopefully, if there is a fifth season, the focus will not be completly on Daisy and the Inhumans, but more on the MCU global situation, with agents doing various missions. </p><p>Where are Ian Quinn and Graviton ?! </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>NeedATeam wrote:
<p>Where are Ian Quinn and Graviton ?!
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<p>From a interview, they said they would resolve that his season, idk hopefully not in the framework </p>
<p>From a interview, they said they would resolve that his season, idk hopefully not in the framework </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>PecolaFromScratch wrote:
<div class="quote">NeedATeam wrote: <p>Where are Ian Quinn and Graviton ?! </p> </i></div>
From a interview, they said they would resolve that his season, idk hopefully not in the framework </div> <p>Finally! </p>
<div class="quote">NeedATeam wrote: <p>Where are Ian Quinn and Graviton ?! </p> </i></div>
From a interview, they said they would resolve that his season, idk hopefully not in the framework </div> <p>Finally! </p>
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<p>I don't know for the show, but I think the S.H.I.E.L.D. could come back in the cinemetic side of Marvel by the phase 4 or 5. I never expected any kind crossover before 2019-2020, just because they are all too busy. Netflix series, AoS characters, the movies and other projects, they need time to be perfectly developped.
</p><p>So when the first part of the MCU (Phase 1-3) will end, maybe the organisation could be back in plain sight, with the status SHIELD had at the beginning. A little full circle.
</p><p>I still dream about on all female movie with Maria Hill, Black Widow and a solid Quake in few years from now !
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<div class="quote"><i>NeedATeam wrote:
I don't know for the show, but I think the S.H.I.E.L.D. could come back in the cinematic side of Marvel by the phase 4 or 5. I never expected any kind crossover before 2019-2020, just because they are all too busy. Netflix series, AoS characters, the movies and other projects, they need time to be perfectly developed. <p>So when the first part of the MCU (Phase 1-3) will end, maybe the organization could be back in plain sight, with the status SHIELD had at the beginning. A little full circle. </p><p>I still dream about on all female movie with Maria Hill, Black Widow and a solid Quake in a few years from now! </p> </i></div>
<p>Yeah, tbh I would be fine if it ended as long as some of the characters would be in the movies. </p><p>And yeah, SHEILD is public, which is pretty odd to think about in the context of the movies. Steve Rogers may not approve of SHEILD being rebuilt as he was opposed it when fury brought it up, would make an interesting episode if it was possible, him chasing down shield's HQ (well I guess it's gone now) and seeing what it was, finding out Coulson was in charge, etc. </p>
I don't know for the show, but I think the S.H.I.E.L.D. could come back in the cinematic side of Marvel by the phase 4 or 5. I never expected any kind crossover before 2019-2020, just because they are all too busy. Netflix series, AoS characters, the movies and other projects, they need time to be perfectly developed. <p>So when the first part of the MCU (Phase 1-3) will end, maybe the organization could be back in plain sight, with the status SHIELD had at the beginning. A little full circle. </p><p>I still dream about on all female movie with Maria Hill, Black Widow and a solid Quake in a few years from now! </p> </i></div>
<p>Yeah, tbh I would be fine if it ended as long as some of the characters would be in the movies. </p><p>And yeah, SHEILD is public, which is pretty odd to think about in the context of the movies. Steve Rogers may not approve of SHEILD being rebuilt as he was opposed it when fury brought it up, would make an interesting episode if it was possible, him chasing down shield's HQ (well I guess it's gone now) and seeing what it was, finding out Coulson was in charge, etc. </p>
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<p>WEll, there has been some good news because SEASON 5 IS COMING OUT!!!
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