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|title = Ragtag |
|title = Ragtag |
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|season = [[Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D./Season One|1]] |
|season = [[Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D./Season One|1]] |
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|writer = [[Jeffrey Bell]] |
|writer = [[Jeffrey Bell]] |
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|previous = ''[[Nothing Personal]]'' |
|previous = ''[[Nothing Personal]]'' |
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|next = ''[[Beginning of the End]]''}} |
|next = ''[[Beginning of the End]]''}} |
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− | {{Quote|We have no authority to do this. We're no longer [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] agents. We're..."<br>"We're vigilantes."<br>"I was gonna say, "doing this because it's the right thing to do |
+ | {{Quote|We have no authority to do this. We're no longer [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] agents. We're..."<br>"We're vigilantes."<br>"I was gonna say, "doing this because it's the right thing to do", but... yeah.|[[Phil Coulson]] and [[Leo Fitz]]|Ragtag}} |
− | '''''Ragtag''''' is the twenty-first episode of the [[Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D./Season One|first season]] of the television series ''[[Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.]]'' |
+ | '''''Ragtag''''' is the twenty-first episode of the [[Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D./Season One|first season]] of the television series ''[[Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.]]''. |
==Synopsis== |
==Synopsis== |
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− | In the last episode before the epic season finale, [[Grant Ward|Ward]]'s betrayal and [[HYDRA]]'s shocking secrets are revealed as [[Coulson's Team |
+ | In the last episode before the epic [[Beginning of the End|season finale]], [[Grant Ward|Ward]]'s betrayal and [[HYDRA]]'s shocking secrets are revealed as [[Coulson's Team]] goes undercover on a mission that leaves no one unscathed. |
==Plot== |
==Plot== |
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Fifteen years in the past, a teenage [[Grant Ward]] meets [[John Garrett]] at a juvenile detention facility, where he is being held after trying to burn down his family's home. |
Fifteen years in the past, a teenage [[Grant Ward]] meets [[John Garrett]] at a juvenile detention facility, where he is being held after trying to burn down his family's home. |
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Coulson's team finds the [[Barbershop Headquarters]] in [[Havana]], [[Cuba]], but Garrett's men have already left, except for several Centipede soldiers. Ward captures [[Leo Fitz]] and [[Jemma Simmons]], who split from the others to find the [[Bus]], but Fitz is able to use an [[EMP Joy Buzzer]] to short out Garrett's body. |
Coulson's team finds the [[Barbershop Headquarters]] in [[Havana]], [[Cuba]], but Garrett's men have already left, except for several Centipede soldiers. Ward captures [[Leo Fitz]] and [[Jemma Simmons]], who split from the others to find the [[Bus]], but Fitz is able to use an [[EMP Joy Buzzer]] to short out Garrett's body. |
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The dying Garrett orders Ward to kill Fitz and Simmons, who are hiding from him in a locked medical pod. Ward struggles with following through on the orders, deciding to eject the pod into the ocean instead of putting bullets in their heads. |
The dying Garrett orders Ward to kill Fitz and Simmons, who are hiding from him in a locked medical pod. Ward struggles with following through on the orders, deciding to eject the pod into the ocean instead of putting bullets in their heads. |
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==Cast== |
==Cast== |
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'''Main Cast:''' |
'''Main Cast:''' |
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− | *[[Clark Gregg]] as |
+ | *[[Clark Gregg]] as [[Phil Coulson]] |
− | *[[Ming-Na Wen]] as |
+ | *[[Ming-Na Wen]] as [[Melinda May]] |
− | *[[Brett Dalton]] as |
+ | *[[Brett Dalton]] as [[Grant Ward]] |
− | *[[Chloe Bennet]] as |
+ | *[[Chloe Bennet]] as [[Skye]] |
− | *[[Iain De Caestecker]] as |
+ | *[[Iain De Caestecker]] as [[Leo Fitz]] |
− | *[[Elizabeth Henstridge]] as |
+ | *[[Elizabeth Henstridge]] as [[Jemma Simmons]] |
'''Guest Stars:''' |
'''Guest Stars:''' |
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*[[Bill Paxton]] as [[John Garrett]] |
*[[Bill Paxton]] as [[John Garrett]] |
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− | *[[J. August Richards]] as [[Deathlok]] |
+ | *[[J. August Richards]] as [[Deathlok|Michael Peterson/Deathlok]] |
*[[B.J. Britt]] as Agent [[Antoine Triplett]] |
*[[B.J. Britt]] as Agent [[Antoine Triplett]] |
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*[[David Conrad]] as [[Ian Quinn]] |
*[[David Conrad]] as [[Ian Quinn]] |
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*[[Ruth Negga]] as [[Raina]] |
*[[Ruth Negga]] as [[Raina]] |
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− | *[[Austin Lyon]] as [[Grant Ward]] |
+ | *[[Austin Lyon]] as Teenage [[Grant Ward]] |
*[[Glenn Morshower]] as General [[Jacobs]] |
*[[Glenn Morshower]] as General [[Jacobs]] |
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*[[Paul Elia]] as [[Diaz]] |
*[[Paul Elia]] as [[Diaz]] |
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*[[Jeffrey Muller]] as Agent [[Kaminsky]] |
*[[Jeffrey Muller]] as Agent [[Kaminsky]] |
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*[[Ramon Hilario]] as [[Ernesto (Barber)|Ernesto]] |
*[[Ramon Hilario]] as [[Ernesto (Barber)|Ernesto]] |
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*[[Mark Berry]] as Admiral [[Jolnes]] |
*[[Mark Berry]] as Admiral [[Jolnes]] |
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*[[Aaron Landon]] as [[List of Minor Characters#Ragtag|Pizza Delivery Guy]] |
*[[Aaron Landon]] as [[List of Minor Characters#Ragtag|Pizza Delivery Guy]] |
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+ | *[[Barbara Grace Dior]] as News Reporter <small>(uncredited)</small> |
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*[[CJ Brady]] as Hipster Agent <small>(uncredited)</small> |
*[[CJ Brady]] as Hipster Agent <small>(uncredited)</small> |
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*[[Greg Duncan]] as Special Forces Soldier <small>(uncredited)</small> |
*[[Greg Duncan]] as Special Forces Soldier <small>(uncredited)</small> |
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*[[James Timphony]] as S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent <small>(uncredited)</small> |
*[[James Timphony]] as S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent <small>(uncredited)</small> |
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+ | *[[Mike Serlin]] as Cybertek Security Guard <small>(uncredited)</small> |
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*[[Lex Lang]] as Agent [[Decker]] <small>(voice, uncredited)</small> |
*[[Lex Lang]] as Agent [[Decker]] <small>(voice, uncredited)</small> |
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+ | *[[Michael Hilow]] as [[List of Minor Characters#Ragtag|Cybertek Employee]] <small>(uncredited)</small> |
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*Unknown actor as [[Alejandro Castillo]] |
*Unknown actor as [[Alejandro Castillo]] |
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*[[Havana]], [[Cuba]] |
*[[Havana]], [[Cuba]] |
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**[[Barbershop Headquarters]] |
**[[Barbershop Headquarters]] |
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− | **Abel Santamaría Airport |
+ | **{{WPS|Abel Santamaría Airport}} |
*[[Washington, D.C.]] |
*[[Washington, D.C.]] |
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*[[Wyoming]] |
*[[Wyoming]] |
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===Items=== |
===Items=== |
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− | *[[Centipede Device |
+ | *[[Centipede Device]] |
+ | **[[Centipede Serum]] |
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*[[Backscatter X-Ray Eye Implant]] |
*[[Backscatter X-Ray Eye Implant]] |
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*[[Cybertek Prosthetic Leg]] |
*[[Cybertek Prosthetic Leg]] |
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*[[Forearm Rocket Launcher]] |
*[[Forearm Rocket Launcher]] |
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− | *John Garrett's Biomechanics |
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*[[Berserker Staff]] |
*[[Berserker Staff]] |
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*[[Medical Pod]] |
*[[Medical Pod]] |
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===Vehicles=== |
===Vehicles=== |
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− | *[[ |
+ | *[[Bus]] |
*[[S.H.I.E.L.D. Jump Jet]] |
*[[S.H.I.E.L.D. Jump Jet]] |
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*[[Rush Cleaning Service Truck]] |
*[[Rush Cleaning Service Truck]] |
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*[[Kyle Zeller]] |
*[[Kyle Zeller]] |
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*[[Ace Peterson]] |
*[[Ace Peterson]] |
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− | *[[Calvin Zabo |
+ | *[[Calvin Zabo]] |
*{{WPS|Osama bin Laden}} |
*{{WPS|Osama bin Laden}} |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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⚫ | *The episode's stinger begins with a shot of [[Washington, D.C.]] that clearly shows Theodore Roosevelt Island, which was established in ''[[Captain America: The Winter Soldier]]'' to be the location of the [[Triskelion]]. However, the ruins of the building are not present in the shot, constituting a continuity error. |
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− | *When Coulson uncovers the Cybertek files on the Deathlok program, he notes how the program goes back to the 1990's, a nod to the original Deathlok comic which was launched at the same time. |
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− | *''R.A.G.T.A.G.'' is also the series' working title. |
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⚫ | *The episode's stinger begins with a shot of [[Washington, D.C.]] that clearly shows Theodore Roosevelt Island, which was established in [[Captain America: The Winter Soldier]] to be the location of the [[Triskelion]]. However, the ruins of the building are not present in the shot, constituting a continuity error. |
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==Videos== |
==Videos== |
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<gallery> |
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Marvel's Agents of SHIELD 1x21 Promo "Ragtag" (HD) |
Marvel's Agents of SHIELD 1x21 Promo "Ragtag" (HD) |
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− | Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 1x21 Sneak Peek 1 "Ragtag" |
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− | Marvel's Agents of SHIELD 1x21 "Ragtag" Sneak Peek Clip 2 (HD) |
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</gallery> |
</gallery> |
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==References== |
==References== |
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*{{Marvel|Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 1 21|Ragtag}} |
*{{Marvel|Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 1 21|Ragtag}} |
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{{AOS Series}} |
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[[Category:Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Episodes]] |
[[Category:Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Episodes]] |
Revision as of 20:12, 27 August 2019
- "We have no authority to do this. We're no longer S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. We're..."
"We're vigilantes."
"I was gonna say, "doing this because it's the right thing to do", but... yeah." - ―Phil Coulson and Leo Fitz[src]
Ragtag is the twenty-first episode of the first season of the television series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D..
Synopsis
In the last episode before the epic season finale, Ward's betrayal and HYDRA's shocking secrets are revealed as Coulson's Team goes undercover on a mission that leaves no one unscathed.
Plot
Fifteen years in the past, a teenage Grant Ward meets John Garrett at a juvenile detention facility, where he is being held after trying to burn down his family's home.
After agreeing to join the secret organization Garrett says he works for, Ward is left in the wilderness alone, forced to survive for months until Garrett returned. Garrett eventually tells him about HYDRA's presence within S.H.I.E.L.D., and Ward agrees to join.
In the present, Coulson's Team connects Centipede Project, Garrett, and others to a common source: Cybertek. Phil Coulson and Melinda May infiltrate Cybertek to activate Skye's Trojan horse she had left on the hard drive, only to find file cabinets instead of mainframes.
However, they learn that Garrett had been the first subject for "Project Deathlok", which began in 1990. As such, Garrett's implants are currently failing, with a few months to live, desperate to complete the Centipede Serum to save himself.
Coulson's team finds the Barbershop Headquarters in Havana, Cuba, but Garrett's men have already left, except for several Centipede soldiers. Ward captures Leo Fitz and Jemma Simmons, who split from the others to find the Bus, but Fitz is able to use an EMP Joy Buzzer to short out Garrett's body.
The dying Garrett orders Ward to kill Fitz and Simmons, who are hiding from him in a locked medical pod. Ward struggles with following through on the orders, deciding to eject the pod into the ocean instead of putting bullets in their heads.
Raina injects Garrett with the synthesized GH.325 drug to work with his Centipede Serum. Initially, the drug seems to cause an Extremis reaction, before Garrett stabilizes and claims to "feel the universe".
In Washington, D.C., Ian Quinn proposes the sale of Centipede Soldiers and Deathlok Soldiers to the US government, using Mike Peterson's assassination of a Colombian drug lord as evidence of the program's success.
Cast
Main Cast:
- Clark Gregg as Phil Coulson
- Ming-Na Wen as Melinda May
- Brett Dalton as Grant Ward
- Chloe Bennet as Skye
- Iain De Caestecker as Leo Fitz
- Elizabeth Henstridge as Jemma Simmons
Guest Stars:
- Bill Paxton as John Garrett
- J. August Richards as Michael Peterson/Deathlok
- B.J. Britt as Agent Antoine Triplett
- David Conrad as Ian Quinn
- Ruth Negga as Raina
- Austin Lyon as Teenage Grant Ward
- Glenn Morshower as General Jacobs
- Paul Elia as Diaz
- Joel Johnstone as Ott
- Jeffrey Muller as Agent Kaminsky
- Ramon Hilario as Ernesto
- Mark Berry as Admiral Jolnes
- Jay Montalvo as Reporter
- Aaron Landon as Pizza Delivery Guy
- Barbara Grace Dior as News Reporter (uncredited)
- CJ Brady as Hipster Agent (uncredited)
- Greg Duncan as Special Forces Soldier (uncredited)
- James Timphony as S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent (uncredited)
- Mike Serlin as Cybertek Security Guard (uncredited)
- Lex Lang as Agent Decker (voice, uncredited)
- Michael Hilow as Cybertek Employee (uncredited)
- Unknown actor as Alejandro Castillo
Appearances
Locations
- Plymouth, Massachusetts
- Los Angeles, California
- Palo Alto, California
- Havana, Cuba
- Washington, D.C.
- Wyoming
- Bogotá, Colombia (mentioned)
- Brazil (mentioned)
- Cambodia (mentioned)
- Syria (mentioned)
- Rome, Italy (mentioned)
- Hunan, China (mentioned)
- Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina (mentioned)
- Miami, Florida (mentioned)
- S.H.I.E.L.D. Academy (mentioned)
Events
Items
- Centipede Device
- Backscatter X-Ray Eye Implant
- Cybertek Prosthetic Leg
- Forearm Rocket Launcher
- GH.325
- Berserker Staff
- Medical Pod
- Howling Commando Gear
- Hand-held Hypno Beam
- Transistorized Blast Gun
- EMP Joy Buzzer
- Cigarette Laser
- UHF Pin
- Zip-line Gun
- Quarter Walkie-Talkie
- Noisemaker
- Portable X-Ray Scanner
- Coulson's Team Hard Drive (mentioned)
- Night-Night Gun (mentioned)
- I.C.E.R. (mentioned)
- Dendrotoxin Grenade (mentioned)
- D.W.A.R.F.s (mentioned)
Vehicles
Creatures
Organizations
Mentioned
- Mrs. Triplett
- Christian Ward
- Grant Ward's Mother
- Grant Ward's Father
- Kyle Zeller
- Ace Peterson
- Calvin Zabo
- Osama bin Laden
Trivia
- The episode's stinger begins with a shot of Washington, D.C. that clearly shows Theodore Roosevelt Island, which was established in Captain America: The Winter Soldier to be the location of the Triskelion. However, the ruins of the building are not present in the shot, constituting a continuity error.