[ SECRET POST #3175 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3175 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

IA. I mean, S2 was tighter and the episodes in and of themselves were better written perhaps, but the arcs were bizarre. They rushed through stuff, dropped things, etc. And yes, the constant focus on Skye. I don't dislike the character, I just wish they'd spend some time on all the others as well.

I'm also not thrilled the Inhumans are going to be such a big deal. Obviously I'm waiting until I've seen it to pass judgment, but I liked that the show was about non-superpowered people.

The show also made me fall out of love/like with Coulson. He's why I started watching, but now...He seemed so competent and cool in the movies. I could understand why Fury would trust him and put him in charge of the Avenger Initiative. Now though, I'm wondering what's so special about him. What is he good at? He's nice and occasionally still funny, but that's not enough to be a good SHIELD agent, let alone director.

Finally, I'm also a bit frustrated at the lack of crossover between the movies and the show(s). It's getting ridiculous. Either make a real break, or tie them together properly.