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I kinda feel like after all the Hydra stuff AND all the Hive stuff, May would be the first to tell Coulson "Hey that box that drove everyone insane may have affected me and I'm seeing weird poo poo now". If they drag out her not telling anyone it's going to be really stupid.
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I'm pretty far behind on this show, just a few episodes into season 3. Do they ever stop doing "character goes through traumatic experience, doesn't want to talk about it" plots?
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Sep 23, 2016 04:31
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sticklefifer posted:I kinda feel like after all the Hydra stuff AND all the Hive stuff, May would be the first to tell Coulson "Hey that box that drove everyone insane may have affected me and I'm seeing weird poo poo now". If they drag out her not telling anyone it's going to be really stupid.  Bruceski posted:We know who's playing him, not who he is in-universe. Just "some character with a Marvel history". Oh I see thanks
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Sep 23, 2016 04:35
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sticklefifer posted:I kinda feel like after all the Hydra stuff AND all the Hive stuff, May would be the first to tell Coulson "Hey that box that drove everyone insane may have affected me and I'm seeing weird poo poo now". If they drag out her not telling anyone it's going to be really stupid. She may have thought it affected him and didn't want to give it away.
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Sep 23, 2016 04:36
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Guy Goodbody posted:I'm pretty far behind on this show, just a few episodes into season 3. Do they ever stop doing "character goes through traumatic experience, doesn't want to talk about it" plots? No, but I think this show handles it a lot better than most other shows. Most shows would have people reunite and be happy by the end of the episode. This show tends to let things organically heal, and even then, sometimes (but not often) old wounds can come up again.
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Sep 23, 2016 04:47
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Blazing Ownager posted:I think if anything qualifies you for "Go ahead and be as sad as you want" is losing both your wife and daughter like that. Do you know something the rest of us don't?  His daughter is still alive. E:f, way beaten
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Sep 23, 2016 04:57
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Xtanstic posted:I was pretty bummed that RPG lady from last season wasn't on May's strike team Wasn't she the woman giving the guy poo poo for tapping out in the training scene?
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Sep 23, 2016 05:24
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Yeah, Piper's the short haired woman that took over the training session when May went to meet Phil. She looks to be May's second in command.
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Sep 23, 2016 05:32
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PunkBoy posted:Yeah, Piper's the short haired woman that took over the training session when May went to meet Phil. She looks to be May's second in command. aka first to die when head-ghost makes May do something
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sticklefifer posted:I kinda feel like after all the Hydra stuff AND all the Hive stuff, May would be the first to tell Coulson "Hey that box that drove everyone insane may have affected me and I'm seeing weird poo poo now". If they drag out her not telling anyone it's going to be really stupid. Nothing will ever trump the stupidity of the episode of Jessica Jones where she spends 2/3rds of the episode shouting "I need to be put in SuperMax!". Then Killgrave turns up, and the episode is loving saved.
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Sep 23, 2016 06:48
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PunkBoy posted:Yeah, Piper's the short haired woman that took over the training session when May went to meet Phil. She looks to be May's second in command. Oh it's been months and I didn't recognize her. I figured I would have remembered someone with her haircut. Good then.
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Sep 23, 2016 12:13
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Iirc she's on supergirl too in a very similar part.
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Sep 23, 2016 13:05
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Still working through season 3. Hasn't this show done "we kissed, shouldn't we talk about it?" "no, we're not gonna talk about it" before?
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Guy Goodbody posted:Still working through season 3. Hasn't this show done "we kissed, shouldn't we talk about it?" "no, we're not gonna talk about it" before? Nah, all they did then was talk.
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Sep 23, 2016 14:59
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twistedmentat posted:Mac and Luke Cage meeting would be pretty awesome. "Oh man I want that power  "
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sticklefifer posted:I kinda feel like after all the Hydra stuff AND all the Hive stuff, May would be the first to tell Coulson "Hey that box that drove everyone insane may have affected me and I'm seeing weird poo poo now". If they drag out her not telling anyone it's going to be really stupid. she'll probably confide in Simmons who'll then try hiding the problem during her weekly lie detector test or somesuch.
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double nine posted:she'll probably confide in Simmons who'll then try hiding the problem during her weekly lie detector test or somesuch. First real test of the LMD is one in Simmons's guise, beating the test.
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Sep 23, 2016 17:21
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Bruceski posted:She may have thought it affected him and didn't want to give it away. I hope it's this because I really loving hate it when shows have characters who should drat well know better ignore stuff like that. "I'm a professional demon hunter and exorcist. Oh, I've started growing horns. Welp, won't tell anyone, I'll just start wearing this jaunty little hat."
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Grognan posted:First real test of the LMD is one in Simmons's guise, beating the test. That's def gonna happen.
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Sep 23, 2016 17:46
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I was a little iffy on Ghost Rider but I was 100% sold when he started fighting with Quake and the head transformation happened. Really awesomely done and I'm jacked for this season. Grognan posted:First real test of the LMD is one in Simmons's guise, beating the test. That makes sense and sadly reinforces my fear that Simmons is the one who is gonna die and get LMD replaced.
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STAC Goat posted:I was a little iffy on Ghost Rider but I was 100% sold when he started fighting with Quake and the head transformation happened. Really awesomely done and I'm jacked for this season. You better loving edit that out, go outside, turn around three times and spit.
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Sep 23, 2016 18:00
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Ensign_Ricky posted:Nothing will ever trump the stupidity of the episode of Jessica Jones where she spends 2/3rds of the episode shouting "I need to be put in SuperMax!". Yes. The precinct scene from that episode is *so loving good* it redeems anything they had to do to set it up. It's easily the most horrifying villain scene Marvel has ever pulled off.
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Xealot posted:Yes. The precinct scene from that episode is *so loving good* it redeems anything they had to do to set it up. Fitting, because Kilgrave is easily the most horrifying Marvel villain overall. That show was hard to watch sometimes.
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I've only seen a few episodes of Jessica Jones. The paranoia/stress was resonating a bit too strongly with me.
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Sep 23, 2016 21:09
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Bruceski posted:I've only seen a few episodes of Jessica Jones. The paranoia/stress was resonating a bit too strongly with me. Same thing happened to me when I watched Season 2 of Daredevil. I had just been physically assaulted and my life threatened a couple weeks before and it was triggering some things with me when the Punisher was going through his PTSD scenes.
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Bruceski posted:I've only seen a few episodes of Jessica Jones. The paranoia/stress was resonating a bit too strongly with me. I couldn't marathon it like I could with Daredevil because of that. I'd also usually follow it up by looking at a comic panel of Luke Cage headbutting Kilgrave so hard that he caved his face in.
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As much as I loved Jessica Jones, I really doubt I will be able to watch it more than once. Yeah, there were a couple pretty obvious flaws, but they weren't big enough to keep me from really enjoying it. I just don't want to feel the way that show made me feel. There were so many truly horrific images and situations, and I found them emotionally exhausting. But that's also why I love the show; it achieved exactly what it set out to do. Anyways, season 4 is starting off well. I too was slightly worried about ghost rider, but nah. A season of Coulson and Mac: Buddy Cops would be enough to keep me around, but Fitz and Radcliffe: Ethically Dubious Super Scientists and May and Simmons: Frenemies all have a lot of potential.
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Sep 23, 2016 22:06
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What security level color do you think the director is?
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Mraagvpeine posted:What security level color do you think the director is? Cosmic. sticklefifer posted:I kinda feel like after all the Hydra stuff AND all the Hive stuff, May would be the first to tell Coulson "Hey that box that drove everyone insane may have affected me and I'm seeing weird poo poo now". If they drag out her not telling anyone it's going to be really stupid. I'm sure she'll hide just as well as Daisy did with her super powers.
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Those Watch_Dog masks are really silly
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Mraagvpeine posted:What security level color do you think the director is? Ultraviolet obviously
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Azhais posted:Ultraviolet obviously https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVm965-lHH8
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Mraagvpeine posted:What security level color do you think the director is? White, as white encompasses all colors in the spectrum. Obviously.
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CAPT. Rainbowbeard posted:White, as white encompasses all colors in the spectrum. So he really is white Nick Fury!
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Gorilla Salad posted:"I'm a professional demon hunter and exorcist. Oh, I've started growing horns. Welp, won't tell anyone, I'll just start wearing this jaunty little hat." Man, you don't need a loving excuse to wear a jaunty little hat. 
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CAPT. Rainbowbeard posted:White, as white encompasses all colors in the spectrum. But that's in additive colour mixing, while "orange encompasses red and yellow" is subtractive. Ruins the whole elegance of the system. Really he'd have to be black, or rainbow.
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That was a badass opening episode for the season! I'd argue this is better than anything we got in the third season. I had just finished the first volume of the All-New Ghost Rider graphic novel and caught all of the references - so cool!! Opening the show with Daisy's rear end and the sick rocket launcher sequence straight out of the comics was the best. Cannot wait for the next episode! I hope they go more into Robbie's backstory more, I wonder if he'll be in the same situation as in the comics and be possessed by Eli (the serial killer ghost who has ties to his parents) or by the spirit of vengeance. I'm hoping for the former so there's room for Johnny a mass eventually! Also, holy moly, Aida was pretty creepy
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Strom Cuzewon posted:But that's in additive colour mixing, while "orange encompasses red and yellow" is subtractive. Ruins the whole elegance of the system. Really he'd have to be black, or rainbow. I guess we're gonna have to wait and see, then.
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I really appreciate that in the first episode of season 4 they immediately visually established that Daisy has gone rogue and is working on her own by slathering on the eye makeup with a trowel. The audience can just look at all that eyeshadow and instinctively know, "ooh, she's not in a good place"
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Fitz insisting that they call the robot "she" when he clearly wants to gently caress it is the creepiest thing.
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