about Thompson's death; if Agents of SHIELD were to bring up that scene, I think it should use creatures released before the Agent Carter equivalent.

I don't see why that has to be the case. The universe has been developed a lot since then, and while it might not be what the writers invented, that's less important now than what can be done with what was left open.

mainly so that the scene would make sense in both shows.

any creature released after the earlier equivalent I imagine might raise questions.

1. So the Michael Carter/Thompson shooting can actually be addressed in a conversation with Peggy or maybe even Sousa. They can mentioned the fate of both in a conversation if the writers wanted. It’s anti-climatic for fans, but possible. Also I think the Michael Carter part was more mention in an interview talking about what Season 3 would have been like, if it was not canceled. So Michael Carter part could be ignored too. Also Chronicoms being Michael Carter is also possible. Also not sure if they work with humans, especially since they have their own ways to take their identity and collect information. So I don’t see them working with Michael, but maybe taking his identity.

2. This one is less believable. I don’t think anything has changed for them physically and seems to ignore their current conflict to them not accidentally sharing information with Chronicoms, as to why they can’t know where the other is. From the teaser for this season, the taking or copying of one’s identity seems very painful and not one they would do. Also probably not reversible.

About Michael Carter, I'm hoping it is addressed, and they finally have a way to do it. It's been bothering me since I watched it, and I refused to accept that it was Michael Carter, so I'm hoping they discuss it.

About FitzSimmons, I'm not saying they did what they did in the trailer. I think it's still FitzSimmons, their mind, their body, everything. Just that their bodies were somehow made into Chronic bodies. It fits very well with changing the natural course of their lives, and it's not as much as why they don't know, but Simmons' apparent emotional state when she said it. There was sadness, but not at the typical Simmons level for something like that. I get what you're saying, but I think there's a chance.

@Mdsb759 The scene doesn't necessarily have to make sense in both shows. It's like when Raina went to Cal at the end of SHIELD 1. While it didn't make sense in the concept of S1, it did in the context of S2, because we gained more knowledge about the universe. It's the same concept. Just like Cal didn't have to be somebody we knew already at the time, neither doesn't Thompson's killer.

Cal seems to be somewhat different than this; also the other characters introduced in a season finale. the crew for each episode worked on the same show.

I'm hoping that seventh season of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is in some regards the third season of Agent Carter. We might not spend a lot of time in this period of time, but it still could be amazing. The best part about Season Seven is that anybody can show up again- any dead character, and any alive one too (maybe even younger versions of the team members themselves). I really do hope we see Season Seven clear up the Michael Carter thing too.