Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (TV Series) Option Two (2018) User Reviews

Action-packed, but a few misses

[bustedbrain16 · 8/10 · 28 April 2018]

Overall a great action-packed siege episode, not just because of the Patrick Warburton guest appearance, but because it also progressed the whole "are we ensuring the future, or preventing it?" story arc. There were just a few things that ticked me off which kinda dragged the whole vibe down for me... 1. They got into a whole "time travel and string theory intersection" argument and seemed to base their success rate (possibility?) as to whether or not Deke was there... incorrectly I believe (but by all means, those in disagreement, message me. I'd love to have an intelligent discussion on the subject) 2. COMIC BOOK VERSION VARIANT: the real fans know that, in irony of chasing after the Hulk for years, Gen. Ross became the "Red Hulk" (red-skinned, always in hulk-out form, mind intact)... with the Marvel Film Universe being so intertwined now, the thought of reboots seems impossible; one can only hope that storyline service here is just a step towards accuracy

Re-watch thoughts

[noorea-85147 · 5 May 2019]

Best word to describe this episode is intense, I held my breath throughout despite knowing what happens, it was just that good! the drama with Yoyo is great and I relate to her struggle, she and Fitz got the most interesting arcs out of this apocalypse situation. I also really enjoyed the atmosphere of the episode it put me with the characters and I got to feel their fear, and of course the episode has a great twist in the end that brings a comic character a lot have been waiting for to life. excellent cinematography and music too.

Mack is special kind of stupid

[smaddeus · 7/10 · 30 April 2018]

Mack has been irritating me for quite some time, his lack of trust, his ignorance, stubbornness and lack of belief is really pissing me off in this episode, and some before. He is trying to be so right and so good, that he is blinded by it all, he doesn't learn at all, he keeps being the same wanna-be-right.

The way he keeps responding to JoJo, that attitude, as if he is better, yet so ignorant of all the facts and possibilities that he has encountered over the seasons since joining up. He should already be a believer just like Coulson, who isn't surprised to anything anymore. He doesn't understand simple fact, especially after being in future, that everything they are doing, everything they are saying, it already has happened, and you can't tell right from wrong, because that might as well have already happened. The best option is to trust on almost every JoJo's decisions. She actually wasn't sure about the Destroyer of Worlds, we didn't heard whole story from the future JoJo except that Coulson must die, and that is basically the only lead we got, but despite her thinking she saved the world, Coulson is still alive.

But man, the arrogance in these people... heck, even Daisy is acting all arrogant like hell, someone who shouldn't ever be a leader.

Option Two

[bobcobb301 · 7/10 · 6 May 2018]

Even being brief, the return of Patrick Warburton's General Stoner character was appreciated. The lockdown was a bit too much, and yet another shift in allegiance from Talbot is not going to keep people interested in the season finale.

The show is in a bit of a creative rut and while I expect the finale will have some action, I just cannot get into the new characters this season.

DAMMIT PHIL...No Reason To Panic

[nebohr · 6 September 2021]

At 09:25- "Please go to the main computer terminal and choose from the following options: If the Lighthouse is experiencing a severe weather event press 1. If you're experiencing a nuclear attack press 2. >Phil shrugs and looks at Melinda; presses 2<. For an alien invasion press 3. You have selected nuclear attack: For your own health, safety, and radiation protection, all outer doors will remain sealed for 15 years.