Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D./Season Seven

Am I the only one who thinks Malachi should’ve been the major villain of Agents of Shield season 7 instead of Sibyl? I thought he was going to appear much larger role than season 6 following Shield agents travel back into the past, only to know he appeared in one final episode.

Yesterday, July 3 is the day of this year that both Fitz, Simmons and Enoch jump back to 2019 to rescue shield agents from the chronicoms. Meaning this will be the last time we ever see them from our current time period in 2023.

I was wondering how it is that Sibyl has a device to monitor the flow of the timelines??

This type of technology should be exclusive to TVA.

I feel like they had a missed opportunity in AoS Seven 7 when Daisy didn't tell Sousa about her relationship with Ward. Given they were both betrayed by their superiors who they trusted (Ward and Wilfred Malick), I feel like they could have used that as common ground for bonding. Plus, it would've been nice to see Daisy reflect on how far she had come since the beginning of the show.

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So I just finished Agents of SHIELD (😭), and I was wondering at the end who was Kora's father?

Well, we know it wasn't Calvin Zabo/Johnson as they met soon after Kora died in the original timeline, or was it that guy who could summon daggers in Afterlife in the 1980s?

Please could someone help?

Thanks

Season 5 and up ruined it for Agents Of Shield. Time travel is no good for programs or movies unless it's done right, like endgame did.

Can someone explain to me? I mean I understand time travel from this series and I know it has It sense, but I'd like to know more about it so I can understand them 100%, can someone explain to me about the time travel? And about those Jemma and Fitz and how didn't this create a new timeline?

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With their backs against the wall and Nathaniel and Sibyl edging ever closer to eliminating S.H.I.E.L.D. from the history books, the agents must rely on their strengths to outsmart and outlast the Chronicoms. This is their most important fight, and it will take the help of friends and teammates, past and present, to survive.

It has truly been an honor to assist in facilitating discussion for Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. for as long as I have. I am just in awe that we have all been gifted with the opportunity to witness this marvelous journey. So thank you all for being a part of this experience. With that being said, for the last time ever, I’d like to pose the question: what are your thoughts on the episodes?

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So, yesterday, the final of the entire series of the Agents of SHIELD, was aired. A journey of 7 years, and 7 seasons has finally brought us to the end. Though, I haven't seen much of the series yet, I am aware of the time travelling implications the series has. Might be a bit too soon, but is there a full list of the time moments the agents visit and where do they stop? The "present" of the show is set shortly before the events of AoS S6, in Summer of 2019? Do they finally address the snap, and/or created an alternate timeline so to explain why they never addressed the snap in previous seasons? Or is this still set after Infinity War, with the snap still having happened?

I hope you can answer this, so that I can take yet another comprehensive look to the wide MCU timeline.

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With the help of Kora on the inside, Sibyl and Nathaniel continue their fight to shape a dark new future for S.H.I.E.L.D., managing to stay one step ahead of the agents along the way. If the team is going to turn this one around, they’ll have to get creative, and maybe even a little out of this world.

What are your thoughts on this episode?

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After Enoch’s sacrifice propelled them out of the time storm, the team arrives back in 1983 where Nathaniel and Kora are hard at work building an army of hand-selected anarchist Inhumans at Afterlife. When the agents split up to cover more ground, Daisy is tasked with protecting Jiayingand is compelled to confront her mother for the first time since her death; while the others quickly learn they’ll need to face yet another supercharged former enemy in order to stop Malick.

What are your thoughts on the episode?

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A time storm ravages the Zephyr, propelling it toward destruction while simultaneously forcing Daisy and Coulson to relive their failed attempts to save the team over and over, until they find a solution or are swallowed by the storm. Making it to their next destination will take trust, courage and sacrifice from everyone on board, but it will all come down to having enough time.

What are your thoughts on this episode?

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With the Zephyr’s time drive malfunctioning, the team is quite literally hurling toward disaster and Yo-Yo may be their only hope. The only problem? To get her powers back, she’ll need to enlist the help of an old adversary and revisit part of her past long hidden away.

What are your thoughts on the episode?

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After being unexpectedly stranded in 1982, Mack retreats to his childhood home to process the death of his parents, while Deke gets to work scouting a chart-topping group of new agents. With no idea if or when the team is coming back for them, time seems to finally be on their side… at least until the killer robots show up.

We are now over halfway through with the final season of AoS! What are your thoughts on this episode?

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The stakes are higher than ever when, after blowing their cover and damaging the Zephyr in the process, the team must scramble to rescue Mack’s parents, save S.H.I.E.L.D. from a Chronicom infestation, and fix the ship… all before the next time-jump. Meanwhile, Daisyand Sousa find themselves at a disadvantage against a power hungry Nathaniel Malick and his goons, and Coulson will have to do the thing he does best in order to save the future.

What are your thoughts on the episode?

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After a bumpy landing in the disco decade, the team – Daniel Sousa in tow – reunites with more than one familiar face at the S.H.I.E.L.D. hangout and discovers exactly how to dismantle the Chronicoms’ latest plan. But when they get too close for comfort, the Zephyr unexpectedly leaps forward again, this time to a date pivotal to not only the future of S.H.I.E.L.D. but to the future of Director Mack as well.

What are your thoughts on the episode?