No Spider-Man can be described as "ultimate" if he's missing his hyphen.
I speculate that it gave me so little to go on that I couldn't care less yet.
Loved Coulson's reaction to the news about Talbot.
Agents of SHIELD: Season 3 - Discussion (SPOILERS LIKELY)
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Loved Coulson's reaction to the news about Talbot.
It is a nice touch, and adds an interesting limitation.
Actually when she revealed that, I thought Daisy's expression was her having exactly that idea and she'd try to administer something to make her go further. Maybe they still will later on.
I don't think those scenes are meant to convey a genuine resentment precipitating a departure, merely underlining how fundamentally ill equipped mere human agents are to deal with even an untrained enhanced. The logical conclusion being that they need a team of their own Inhumans to deal with it instead...which we already knew, they're just underlining it. In big black marker.
Which indeed may lead to the spin-off being justified as a more traditional spy/action series as AoS shifts gears away from that to be more focused on crazy powers and aliens. But that doesn't mean Hunter has suddenly become a bigot.
Hmm, yeah, I thought the same thing. Like some kind of meditation or drug to slow the heartbeat. Although that would seem to work at odds with her speedster powers.
Although, really, how can she run so far within a single heartbeat? What's powering her metabolism to move her muscles so extensively if only one beat's worth of oxygenated blood is flowing through them? Proportionally, that would be analogous to a typical person running the hundred-meter dash with their heart virtually stopped. It just doesn't make sense.
Well, I don't see how disliking inhumans would lead to him leaving (although I don't think Hunter actually dislikes powered people). Mac loathes all powered people, and has been mentioning it since around his first appearance, but he's stuck around (unfortunately). Hunter hasn't shown any real problem with inhumans before, so I doubt he'll suddenly develop into another Mac and leave the team. I think his comments were the usual type of comments you get from many non-powered people on any team with powered people. Just a bit of griping/bantering that doesn't really mean anything.
It could also make you look weird.
I think the idea was that it was the metal component of the Terrigen crystals that was lethal to non-Inhumans, and when the crystals were dumped into the sea, the metal part remained and it was just the Terrigen itself that leaked into the ecosystem. So the fish oil pills are harmless to normal humans, otherwise we would've seen a vast number of deaths alongside the finite number of superpowers.
I think that was the remains of the cocoon that we saw Daisy and Raina but not Trip break free from.
They didn't have an Inhuman earthquake to destroy them.
How about we go straight to the source?
Clearly the remnants of Joey's cocoon, not a petrified human.
They even specifically said that the terragen in the food chain doesn't contain any of the diviner metal, since the crystals dissolved in water. Not that should need explaining because 1) we saw it happen at the end of the second season, and 2) think about it. If it petrifies non-Inhuman tissue, then it would have petrified the fish and never have entered the food chain at all.
And no, Hunter doesn't hate Inhumans all of a sudden, he's just irritated on a professional level at what amounts to an unfair advantage that renders his training an skills somewhat irrelevant in a one-on-one confrontation.
Clearly the remnants of Joey's cocoon, not a petrified human.
They even specifically said that the terragen in the food chain doesn't contain any of the diviner metal, since the crystals dissolved in water. Not that should need explaining because 1) we saw it happen at the end of the second season, and 2) think about it. If it petrifies non-Inhuman tissue, then it would have petrified the fish and never have entered the food chain at all.
And no, Hunter doesn't hate Inhumans all of a sudden, he's just irritated on a professional level at what amounts to an unfair advantage that renders his training an skills somewhat irrelevant in a one-on-one confrontation.
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I'm thinking that's the reason for the blood floating around. Someone with her in the ship used her inability to yo yo in space as an advantage to take her out.
Everyone saw the reveal at the end of that scene, right? A shoulder wearing this patch. http://shieldtv.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/S.H.I.E.L.D.-logo-4-270x270.jpg I forget, why does this appear different?
He's fulfilling the prophecy, was the implication to me. While becoming a new Red Skull wasn't explicitly stated, I think it's fair to say that is what's happening. Poking around on the netz concerning the prophecy the name "Hellfire" comes up, that mean anything to anyone?
Assuming its like in the show, where failure wouldn't harm a non-inhuman, I'd take a terrigen fish pill. My curiosity would be too intense not to, even with the possibility of coming out worse then I went in.
Do we know of SHIELD'S projections that in 18 months it will contaminate the entire economy system anyway?
