>just when i thought they were done fucking with FitzSimmons.
>yikes

Mack and May's expressions when they realized Fitz was going into shock and when he died...strong

>good thing they reminded us there's a frozen current-timeline
>Fitz out there somewhere. but that's gonna be a whole other
>kind of headfuck for Simmons to deal with.
hold on, explain this to me...i thought current timeline fitz was sent into the future to bring everyone back??? i feel the terminator time loop shit playing games with me....i thought everyone but fitz was taken from the diner, so once he went into the future, how was there a current timeline fitz still around????



Simmons is already pregnant, so it "took," although it's odd how Deke kind of faded...

>Daisy's powerup was dope.
>Graviton is a floating spacesicle but that still leaves it
>open for a future return.
>the whole Chicago set piece was phenomenal, from Talbot's ship
>landing to extracting the gravitonium, and Daisy's throwdown
>with him. it felt like an MCU film.
>goddamnit i was gonna throw something at the screen if Mack
>was actually done for. outside of it being a whole "let's kill
>the black guy" trope (RIP Agent Triplett), i think it made a
>heckuva lot of sense giving him the reigns. dude is on that
>Captain America idealism tip which is what's supposed to
>define S.H.I.E.L.D.
>Coulson actually ending up in Tahiti was a nice touch. time
>for him and May to enjoy some 'para-sailing' (hopefully of the
>horizontal variety).
>considering there's now officially a season 6, that should
>pretty much mean Coulson gets yet another life extension. and
>with his long-awaited return to the MCU next year, we can
>start to hope s6 will be intricately woven into the future of
>the MCU post-Avengers 4 (i know his inclusion in Captain
>Marvel is set in the 90s, but i think it might be a sneaky
>plan to get Coulson back into the current timeline MCU for
>future flicks).
>
>it was definitely an emotional episode that got me in the
>feels on multiple occasions, but at times bordering on hokey
>with some of the dialogue, and Coulson's oddly gleeful
>celebration of Fitz's death, and his own impending demise. but
>one thing that made this whole show start to come together and
>click for me in the first place (sometime in season 3 i
>think), was the emotional connection between the team. without
>that, it becomes more procedural and a little colder. once
>they start acting like a 'family' instead of just a 'unit', i
>got fully invested in their collective and individual
>journeys.
>
>hats off to the whole crew.
>we'll see em again in 2019 i guess?
>
>V.