#saveagentsofshield

[the-mighty-thordan]

Anyone who's followed me for a while knows my love for Agents of SHIELD is higher than the heavens, so I absolutely support this. Kevin Feige and Marvel Studios would be completely and utterly stupid to NOT incorporate this series by the sheer size of its fan base alone.

[sakuralou2689]

SAVE AGENTS OF SHIELD ANIME FAN-ART COLLAGE!

[mcnieves]

The ABC Network Needs To Renew Agents Of Shield In Keeping The Marvel Fanbase.

[fandom-official]

Ming-Na Wen wants to #SaveAgentsofSHIELD

[marvelsagentsofshieldtv]

#SaveAgentsOfSHIELD Trends On Twitter As Fans Demand Marvel Studios

It's now been more than a year since Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Finished up its seven season run on ABC, but fans of the Marvel Television series remain optimistic that characters and actors from the show will be brought into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The likelihood of this happening is hard to say, especially with both the Darkhold and Mockingbird seemingly rebooted on Disney+ last year.

#SaveAgentsOfSHIELD was trending on Twitter yesterday as eager fans look to get Marvel Studios' attention.

There has been rumours that some characters from Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. May possibly appearing in Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania

[arielaparton]

#Saveagentsofshield part III

[just-a-random2314567980]

Please watch this show!!! It's an amazing show, and if more people stop watching, they might cancel it like Agent Carter!! And for us fans who really enjoy the show, it would be awful!! So please, give it a try!! #saveagentsofshield #thisshowismylife #dontletthisshowstop

[sakuralou2689]

Fan Art Evolution of Daisy Johnson

[mcnieves]

A Bromance On Agents Of Shield With:  

Antoine Triplett Portrayed By B. J. Britt 

Grant Ward/Hive Portrayed By  Brett Dalton 

[mcnieves]

Behind The Scene Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 4 Episode 20 “Farewell, Cruel World”:

Antoine Triplett Portrayed By B. J. Britt 

Chloe Bennet as Daisy "Skye" Johnson / Quake 

[mcnieves]

A Silly Moment Behind The Scene On Agents Of Shield With: 

B. J. Britt as Antoine Triplett 

Clark Gregg as  Phil Coulson

[mcnieves]

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 4 Episode 20 Review & After Show | AfterBuzz TV

Hosts discuss Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. for the episode "Farewell, Cruel World!."

[mcnieves]

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 4 Episode 19

“All the Madame's Men” (SPOILER ALERT)   After Daisy threw Madame Hydra out a window and seriously damaged her, she knocked that version of Aida out of the Framework for long enough for her to check back in with Anton Ivanov back in the real world. There, and during Simmons' storyline where she discovers the Framework version of where Aida is hiding, we learn a good deal more about Project Looking Glass; namely, that Aida wants to use it to create a human body for herself and circumvent her programming.

It's why she needs Fitz, but Fitz's storyline has grown much more interesting than that. As Aida identifies all of the core SHIELD cast's defining traits, she names Fitz as the "romantic." It's unclear now if she's truly developed feelings for him or just knows that giving him feelings for her will get him to do exactly what she wants, but it's likely the latter

In this case, that means complete Looking Glass and create her a body that she can bring back into the real world. When he asks if he can return with her, that leaves a lingering question about whether this version of his consciousness can be uploaded back into his real body. Hopefully not, but I can't help shake the feeling that this arc of Fitz's story is going to have the most impact in whatever comes next after the team leaves the Framework.

The kicker at the end of this episode showed Aida and Anton discovering where Simmons and Daisy are hiding in the real world, which puts a target on their backs and also means our time in the Framework is nearing its end. It makes sense, then, that Agents of SHIELD is tying up a lot of its loose ends in this alternate reality. Ward, in particular, made a great, emotionally resonant impact in this episode, particularly with his candid conversation with Daisy about his Skye. As much as the Ward character felt like he'd reached the end of his story toward the end of his run as Hive, this has been a very welcome return for Brett Dalton as he offers a new twist on that character.

The same goes for B.J. Britt sticking around as Triplett, and Simon Kassianides return in this episode as Bakshi. Both were characters SHIELD left in the rearview mirror, but this new twist on them -- particularly the still-evil Bakshi in "All the Madame's Men" -- has been a nice change of pace and trip down memory lane; it helps make the Framework not feel like a throwaway plot device. Meeting Fitz's father has also offered new depth to Fitz, especially with Radcliffe challenging his father's perception of his relationship with his son.

So now Fitz is the leader of Hydra and Daisy and Simmons are quickly running out of time to get the remaining team members out of the Framework. At least everyone is a team again, with May finally seeing the light and some of the innate group dynamics slipping past their programming.

[mcnieves]

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 4 Episode 19 Review & After Show | AfterBuzz TV

Hosts discuss Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. for the episode "All the Madame's Men."