Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D (spoiler alert)

I've heard a few things.

1. Life Model Decoy/clone

2. Cyborg

3. Scarlet Witch brought him back to life.  Remember, in the comics, Scarlet Witch was a cellist and at least for Hawkeye she brought him back to life.  Granted, that was in a different timeline so that one would be quite the stretch.  BUT it would be the opportunity to introduce her and Whedon said that she would be in Avengers 2.  And what about Vision.  Could he actually be Vision?  In the future? 

Yes, I'm geeking out a bit. 

Okay, so I'm not up to speed on everything Marvel Comics and Avengers, but I've seen almost all of the movies, spin-off movies, and will most likely see all of the upcoming ones

As far as the TV show went, I liked it!  I liked it for the entertainment value, for getting to see the 'inner workings' of SHIELD (I'm not putting in the dots, that's just too much work), and that there will be some cool toys/sci-fi geekiness going on. 

As far as Coulson... I'm going with Fury calling him dead was a cover-up of some sort.  For what reason, I don't know... but I'm going with NOT a robot or a clone. 

Then how do you explain Ron Glass' Dr. Streiten quietly says, "Tahiti. He really doesn't know, does he?" To which Hill responds, "He can never know."

Stop being all logical with me when I've already forgotten important plot points!! 

Snerk.  Yeah, like I said, I'm geeking out a bit. 

Maybe he was just in a really deep coma and while in Tahiti they GAVE him super powers of some sort?  Huh?  What about that??? 

Yeah.  There's a few fan sites that are debating the bejeesus out of that one statement.  I think there are up to 5 theories now.

Or the Scarlet Witch?

And what's up with the comment from May?  Did she also have a near death experience? 

We saw Thor over the weekend, which included previews of Cap'n America 2, so the theories are abound at our house!

Finally got around to seeing this week's episode.  The way he said it.  He caught himself saying it "automatically" and realizing how it just came out of him.  VERY interesting.  I'm now leaning to the droid/clone side of things and he is becoming more self-aware.

I'm not convinced anymore.  Not with the way he reacted this week to saying "magical". There are so many possibilities. 

Got a good giggle out of Skye saying he was "rusty".  Heh.  Hint maybe?

Interesting end to the show this week. Anyone catch it?  Thoughts?

Anyone watching season 2?  I can't stop.  Like how they started.  Gutted with the Fitz situation at first but liking how it resolved itself just in time for Simmons to return.

I haven't had cable until last week so I can FiNALLY get caught up!  But not tonight, tonight I'm watching Birdman.   

I'm in...  Usually if I start a series, I finish it out...  BUT, I think a lot of the shows I like seem to lose something after a couple season.  Maybe because nothing seems to ever get resolved??? 

I think a lot of series on cable seem to at least resolve something at the end of each season (Dexter, The Wire, Strike Back, Boardwalk Empire, etc) but the network shows never seem to conclude ANYTHING it seems.  I know they need to keep people excited about next season, but I get tired of no closure.

SHIELD, Sleepy Hollow, and a couple other shows I have gotten a bit bored with but just good enough to keep me recording them.  Unlike Heroes, where I simply tapped out and had enough.

I do like the Black List a lot.  Each show is it's own story that get's resolved but they have a bigger story strung out through it. 

I have episodes of Gotham and The Nick saved up to see if they are any good.

ETA:  I DO like how they have references and guest appearances from the movies so it's like the movie world and TV world are all in sync.

Heroes had two big problems.  One was that they didn't plan ahead after season 1.  The writing became terrible and they weren't thinking ahead long-term.  They were just chasing ratings every episode.  The other problem is that they made some of their characters too powerful.  That just created all kinds of plot issues.

I also think the "plot twist" was overused to an extreme.

I mean, Silar, a GREAT bad guy in season 1 turned good, then bad, then good, then bad.  Then the girl that was bad, then good, then bad, due to the split personalities or what have you.  Maybe the same thing you are talking about.  Every show then wanted to end it with yet another plot twist or switch of allegiances to surprise/shock people, but it also made following it next to impossible and you couldn't "trust" anyone or any kind of stability in some the characters.  In most shows, bad people are usually bad, but may show a good side once in a while.  In that show?  I kept asking, are they good or bad today and whose side are they on this minute.  First season was SO good and man, it went downhill FAST to be canceled after three season or something.