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geebsTV commentary:
Supernatural- Still in the dark. So the boys still have no idea their mom is alive, Lucifer's back, and that he and Cas have been captured by Asmodeus. Not to mention the whole potential alt-universe invasion.
Weird, as far as I can tell, Smash/Alice is not part of this potential spin-off. So it seems weird they randomly rescue this cute and interesting girl if she's just a one shot. Crowley's replacement grossly underestimated the Winchesters. Yes, that spell would've been incredibly useful, but its not like they would NEVER be able to find Jack without it. So of course, they'd go and save the girl and kill him rather than make some deal.
Agents of SHIELD- Well, that's a convenient way to get them out of the way! So Coulson, May, Daisy, Simmons, Mac, and Yo-yo are not only in space, but in the future! And the Earth has been destroyed by a cataclysmic event. I'm skeptical it has anything to do with Infinity War though. I mean, obviously they'll need to do something to fix the past, and if it involved Infinity War that means they would actually matter in the scheme of the MCU, and it seems like the movies have basically ignored all the TV stuff.
Of course, I also don't think Daisy had anything to do with it. I mean, those future morons thought Sharknadoes were a thing. Like a superquake might have destroyed the Earth, but its not like Daisy is the only person who can cause quakes. More likely is that these human ninnies heard a great quake cracked the Earth and since they would have no idea what those are, Deke prolly just saw the word once associated with Daisy and thought, "Oh, it must be her!"
But yeah, Jemma is now a deaf slave to some dick Kree (who has a pretty hot enforcer chick!), Daisy is ready to just start shit up, while the rest of them are tagged with some sort of tracker/id on their wrist, keeping their heads down until they can find their moment.
Not to mention that weird thing where the Kree randomly making the humans fight each other. But between all their training and Yo-yo's powers they should wipe the floor with the poor schmoes on the station if they ever get picked.
Anyways, poor Fitz got left behind because apparently he was not on the list to be sent on the future. But he did send a postcard to them saying "he's working on it". I guess we'll have to watch to find out why they were sent to this apocalyptic future in the first place.
Heh, if its even that. One of the funnier moments in the ep was when the gang was trying to figure out where they are, and Yo-yo suggests, maybe they're back in the Framework. Which everyone else is all, "Don't even say that!" because honestly, that would be too scary an idea to even consider.
Which man, that must suck for them, because since they've been in such a place, how can they truly know anything is real anymore?
Of course, Deke rebuilt the framework on the station, so they must be in the real world. Unless they've gone all inception and they are in a new framework, and this guy built a framework inside a framework.
Supernatural- Still in the dark. So the boys still have no idea their mom is alive, Lucifer's back, and that he and Cas have been captured by Asmodeus. Not to mention the whole potential alt-universe invasion.
Weird, as far as I can tell, Smash/Alice is not part of this potential spin-off. So it seems weird they randomly rescue this cute and interesting girl if she's just a one shot. Crowley's replacement grossly underestimated the Winchesters. Yes, that spell would've been incredibly useful, but its not like they would NEVER be able to find Jack without it. So of course, they'd go and save the girl and kill him rather than make some deal.
Agents of SHIELD- Well, that's a convenient way to get them out of the way! So Coulson, May, Daisy, Simmons, Mac, and Yo-yo are not only in space, but in the future! And the Earth has been destroyed by a cataclysmic event. I'm skeptical it has anything to do with Infinity War though. I mean, obviously they'll need to do something to fix the past, and if it involved Infinity War that means they would actually matter in the scheme of the MCU, and it seems like the movies have basically ignored all the TV stuff.
Of course, I also don't think Daisy had anything to do with it. I mean, those future morons thought Sharknadoes were a thing. Like a superquake might have destroyed the Earth, but its not like Daisy is the only person who can cause quakes. More likely is that these human ninnies heard a great quake cracked the Earth and since they would have no idea what those are, Deke prolly just saw the word once associated with Daisy and thought, "Oh, it must be her!"
But yeah, Jemma is now a deaf slave to some dick Kree (who has a pretty hot enforcer chick!), Daisy is ready to just start shit up, while the rest of them are tagged with some sort of tracker/id on their wrist, keeping their heads down until they can find their moment.
Not to mention that weird thing where the Kree randomly making the humans fight each other. But between all their training and Yo-yo's powers they should wipe the floor with the poor schmoes on the station if they ever get picked.
Anyways, poor Fitz got left behind because apparently he was not on the list to be sent on the future. But he did send a postcard to them saying "he's working on it". I guess we'll have to watch to find out why they were sent to this apocalyptic future in the first place.
Heh, if its even that. One of the funnier moments in the ep was when the gang was trying to figure out where they are, and Yo-yo suggests, maybe they're back in the Framework. Which everyone else is all, "Don't even say that!" because honestly, that would be too scary an idea to even consider.
Which man, that must suck for them, because since they've been in such a place, how can they truly know anything is real anymore?
Of course, Deke rebuilt the framework on the station, so they must be in the real world. Unless they've gone all inception and they are in a new framework, and this guy built a framework inside a framework.
