Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. discussion (spoilers)

[Captain Canuck]

I wonder if where SHIELD/Hydra is going to for the old city is in the Himalayas? It's where Attilan was once located...

Yeah, that makes sense. It's clearly in Asia somewhere.

 

[wyokid]

Info for next episode

http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/11/28/spoiler-room-sleepy-hollow-once-spoilers/

[Fitz and Simmons] look poised to finally discuss the reason behind Fitz's selfless act from the season 1 finale during Tuesday's episode, but Fitz will make a surprising new declaration that could shake up the team. You might want to have tissues handy.

You guys don't think Fitz is going to put himself in the machine Coulson was in do you?

 

[Captain Canuck]

Info for next episode

http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/11/28/spoiler-room-sleepy-hollow-once-spoilers/



You guys don't think Fitz is going to put himself in the machine Coulson was in do you?

One of the episode synopses said he might.

 

[Captain Canuck]

So maybe we've been wrong about this all along. Maybe Skye isn't an inhuman at all. Maybe she's Mantis. The daughter of a a German soldier Gustav Brandt (Libra, associated with Zodiac) and a Vietnamese woman who was raised in the temple of the Priests of Pama (a sect of the Kree).

Or maybe they've combined the mythologies and Mantis is an inhuman in the MCU.

But here's the biggest clue. Go to google translate and look up the word diviner in Greek.

 

[wyokid]

I was thinking that we might be off with Attilan as well and that it's really the long abandon Temple of Randac. Not only does this fit better but the carving could be a natural instinctual response of where they need to go to have their Terrigenisis. Sort of how like turtles know to head towards the ocean when they're born.

 

[Ice]

Notice anything?

 

[Captain Canuck]

Notice anything?

yeah, same with the masthead for the Inhuman series:

What is that image from, by the way?

 

[Ice]

One of the covers for the 50th anniversary for the Inhumans.

 

[Captain Canuck]

One of the covers for the 50th anniversary for the Inhumans.

Cool. I like the designs.

 

[wyokid]

@pattonoswalt

They cut one of my lines on tonight's @AgentsofSHIELD. After Ward asks, "How many of you are there?" Billy answers: "You'll see."

 

[DIrishB]

@pattonoswalt

There are millions of Koenigs, each and every one powered by a small bit of Fury's left eyeball.

 

[Ultimate Houde]

I hate Inhuman stuff, its so boring and mundane.

Bah humbug.

I hate Raina as well. She's such an annoying character.

 

[wyokid]

There are millions of Koenigs, each and every one powered by a small bit of Fury's left eyeball.

I'd be lying if I said I didn't want the Age of Ultron crossover to feature an army of evil Patton Oswalts.

 

[Captain Canuck]

The city is under San Juan? #halfwaythroughtheepisode.

 

[Ice]

I lived in San Juan!

 

[Captain Canuck]

Mac! Nooooooooooo!

 

[Ice]

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. will tie to Avengers: Age of Ultron

 

[DIrishB]

So, I guess it's confirmed that Skye is really

Spoiler

... Daisy Johnson / Quake, daughter of Calvin Zabo / Mr. Hyde.

Between the Doctor (Kyle McLachlin) directly calling her Daisy, and him being referred to as "Cal" earlier in the episode, it seems pretty clear.

EDIT: Yeah, that ending, with

Spoiler

Skye causing the earthquake after her metamorphosis--was that terrigenesis, or something different?--pretty much confirms her as Quake. Between the confirmation of Skye's real name as Daisy, the 616 comic version character of Quake/Daisy being a long-time SHIELD agent, also in the comics her father being Mr. Hyde / Calvin Zabo fits with the Doctor's attitude and apparent increased strength and fits with being called "Cal".

Also, Raina and Tripp are dead. Bummer.

And now there's a dude with no eyes. Huh.

 

[wyokid]

Ugh. [SPOIL]They brought Reader into the show? Seriously?[/SPOIL]

 

[Ice]

I immediately thought of Reader too. But doesn't he actually have eyeballs?