Based on the way hit lit into Victoria in the following scene, I think it's safe to say he didn't know about the lack of an extraction plan.
Agents of SHIELD. Season 1 Discussion Thread
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Was Ward Lying? Because he told Fitz that there was an Extraction.
Either he was lying, or he was lied to.
What seems more likely?
Either he was lying, or he was lied to.
What seems more likely?
I believe Hand knew Coulson would go and extract his team off book.
^Almost...they still need a Dum Dum Duggan cameo to complete the set.
As to May's relationship to Skye: I inferred that May was the female SHIELD agent that dropped baby Skye off at the orphanage (or wherever the little tike was deposited) as mentioned in the redacted file. My guess is that Skye's mother was actually May's sister, making her Skye's Aunt May.
Any mention of wheat cakes on the show would have Sony's legal department scouring their Spider-Man licensing agreement for signs of infringement.
Eh, I don't need the episodes to feal with super heroes/villains in fact I'm glad it's NOT doing this as I was afraid that's what we'd get. A Freak of the Week series which, thankfully, we're not getting.
For a moment there in this episode was thinking it was going to be revealed Coulson was Skye's father. I sort-of wonder if Skye isn't supposed to be an analogue to Peter Parker here in the MCU? With Parker's parents having disappeared presumably on a mission for SHIELD or something along those lines.
Except he hasn't been established in the MCU as a present-day SHIELD agent, only as a member of Cap's team in WWII.
I tried the sandwich today. Had to go to a gourmet food shop to find the buffalo mozzarella and the pesto aioli, but it was worth it. I made two sandwiches and they were quite good. Fitz liked just a hint of pesto aioli, but I found that putting more on really made the sandwich. It's a great spread. Funny thing too... Someone else was there asking about buffalo mozzarella. Maybe they saw SHIELD and had the same idea.
And as working along side Howard Stark as he was putting together S.H.I.E.L.D. in the Agent Carter One-Shot.
I wonder if that is the favorite sandwich of the writer or member of the crew? The original title of the episode was "The Sandwich Incident".
For the record-- my favorite sandwich is buffalo chicken, bacon and ranch.
^ I'm wondering if they expected people to try and make it.
In any case, the sandwich was better integrated into the story than the pineapple cake was on Enterprise.
In any case, the sandwich was better integrated into the story than the pineapple cake was on Enterprise.
The sandwich is actually a favorite food item of Namor as established in Issue #138 of Sub-Mariner.
Sooooooooo, Fitz is actually Namor? 
Sooooooooo, Fitz is actually Namor?
Well, not anymore than The Bus is an entire comic universe. It was just a little in-joke. But, yet, Fitz is Namor. Calling it now!
And the pictures I've seen of Dugan's profile in that briefing packet Fury gave Rogers had Dugan flagged as deceased, along with most of the rest of the Howlers for MCU purposes.
He's talking with Agent Sitwell. Sitwell mentions something about Fury springing to bring him to Tahiti and Coulson says "it's a magical ... place" with apparent disappointment that he was saying that phrase.
Although, to be fair, Buffalo Mozzarella is the only kind of mozzarella one should buy.
^ENNHHH! He was talking to Hand.
For one thing, I'm not sure the Helicarrier could support a plane as big as the Bus. For another, it's Fury's command post, and this episode was about introducing Victoria Hand. As far as introducing other helicarriers goes, that seems to be something they're saving for The Winter Soldier.
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