[YouTube] Agents of Shield - 7x9 As I Have Always Been - Group Reaction
Elizabeth Henstridge makes her directorial debut in probably the best episode of AoS this season! RIP!!!!
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I agree, the villain so non threatening to me he just looks like some dude in a trench coat cosplaying 馃拃
rayna: you guys say gross things about girls all the time i'm gonna be the one to say gross things about guys! me: IT'S EQUALITY! elizabeth henstridge did such a wonderful job directing this episode, definitely my favorite of the season so far. i love joel stoffer's performance as enoch. remember, he did die in season 5, pat is right. his sacrifice made it possible for the team to get back to their present time he powered the thing that powered the monolith. this enoch was made possible because he was with second fitz, if you remember. so yes now we have 0/2 enochs and 1/2 fitz wherever he is. but back to joel stoffer, he's so incredible the way he brought so much depth and EMOTION to a character that is essentially a robot (sorry enoch lmao). i think those last moments with him will have a lasting impression on coulson who has struggled this season with his new form and how he's just a machine. i also think him taking out his own heart might be the way coulson chooses to go out. also anyone else feel like that part looked like the arc reactor?? proof that enoch has a heart. can't wait to see joel on stranger things 4! i hope he plays an alien again lmao. just like...another enoch. i definitely think the line of "your friends will survive but the team will not" is just further establishing that the show is ending. after all this team has been through, i will not be surprised when they disband at the end. i definitely think some of them will stay with shield but i don't think all of them will and tbh they're valid for that lmao they deserve some breaks. i love this season so much. it's been such a joy and a very fun send-off for my favorite show. i would call it perfect but i miss fitz and i literally want to reach into my tv screen and strangle nathaniel every time he shows up so there's that.
They could've killed Enoch so long as it wasn't the last time loop. Same way that they could remove Simmons implant and have it be back after the reset. Enoch got Fitz-Simmons off the Chronicom ship that time - he took "bold action" - that was him against a bunch of other Chronicoms. And that was *before* he upgraded to Hunter status.
But when they attached his implant that stopped the time loop and there wasn't another.
RIP headphone users at 26:54 lol
Two things: Daniel Sousa has great taste. Peggy Carter and Daisy Johnson? Good picks. Second thing: the actress who plays Korra is the fiancee of Manny Jacinto (Jason "Jianyu" Mendoza from The Good Place).
Sousa's nurse fiancee was awesome chick too
simmons was saying phlebotinum https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/AppliedPhlebotinum
Also, for whomever asked "Didn't they do this already" you may be thinking of Legends of tomorrow, as they did something sort of like it.
More than half of season 5 was a time loop episode ... also ST:TNG/Buffy/Discovery/Fringe/X-Files etc .. the time loop thing has been done in many episodes of series and movies as well
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtZ5yxqCoI8&t=4041s Elizabeth Henstridge's chat during 7 x 9 with special guests
Fantastic episode, right down to the little gag of replaying the title screen on the first time loop.
The entire time I was looking at Chris. He looks different but is it ? Just because he's wearing a shirt ? It took me 10 minutes to realize he has hair. Also even Brown Pat wiped away a tear during the Enoch speech
It was reminiscent of Mal's "We all die alone" to Inara in Firefly.
Instead of Korra, they should've named her Azula since she is joining the evil side. But then again, Azula would most likely end up taking over Hydra like she took over the Dai Li... Ok back to Agents lol. This is by far my favorite episode of this season!
The reason Daisy's sister wasn't around in the original timeline was because Nathaniel wasn't around in that timeline to break apart the gun and stop her from committing suicide... not because Gordon was supposed to kill her... and this was all in 1983 before Daisy was even born, which would also explain why Daisy doesn't know about her.
That death speech was so, so good. I've cried every time I've watched it.
Great reaction to a great episode! On a quick note ... totally lost respect for Nahid 馃槀
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This was a fantastic episode! Definitely up there as one of the best, if not the best. Great job by Elizabeth 馃憦馃従馃憦馃従馃憦馃従. Her YouTube stream was precious 馃槏鈾ワ笍馃檶馃従