In Season Finale - It's one of the best brawls of the entire season
Skye talks to the office manager, who she has her backpack duct taped to. She asks why he works for them, is it Hydra, or maybe the incentives program. Ward comes up behind her, gun drawn. He tells her that she’d never use a bomb, and she states she has something else that will destroy him. He asks why is that, and she says because you slept with her, and she’s really pissed off. May jumps in and knocks Ward down, and they begin to fight.
May and Ward continue to fight in a construction area, trying to kill each other with various power tools including power saws
But before she finally beats him, he nearly gets the best of her: “Reminds me of the old days,” Ward says, straddling his opponent
“You were never on top,” she retorts, before pinning his foot to the floor with a nail gun, then finishing the job
In the aftermath, Ward was severely injured by May,throat-punching him, and then roundhouse kicking him in the face with May truly effing him up in a very satisfying way, and a big hit to his throat that left him unable to speak
Skye tells him that Coulson is asking for him to come in. Deathlok states he has to make amends for everything he’s done
Peterson is now free, though SHIELD can monitor his actions through his eye camera. Coulson wanted him brought in, but Skye lets him go so that he can make amends for his previous misdeeds. All the other supersoldiers will basically return to normal without being regularly exposed to the Centipede serum, minus one exploding eye, of course
Deathlok watches Ace (his son) from a distance, but refuses to go to
He doesn’t want him to see who he’s become, and he’s not talking about the physical changes. He leaves, but not before telling Skye that everything he’s doing now will be for his son, including all of his amends. It’s a nice way to “end” Mike Peterson’s story
Last season’s ‘Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.’ finale “Beginning of the End” saw Coulson enlisting the help of Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) in making the ultimate assault against Garrett, Ward and Deathlok, leading the team to team suffer a devastating loss.
As Season 1 ended and Nick Fury told Coulson to build SHIELD back up.
Opening the season on Peggy Carter, Dum Dum Dugan and Jim Morita cleaning up a Hydra outpost back in 1945. Early promotion for "Agent Carter" TV Series start during the season 2 in January 2015 mid-season break of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Season 2 Episode 1 ~ Shadows :
In 1945, the Strategic Scientific Reserve capture the last remaining HYDRA outpost as it is being evacuated. They take the lead HYDRA agent, Herr Whitehall, into custody, as well as the dangerous items stored there, including the "Obelisk." Before sending them off to Stark for testing, Agent Peggy Carter suggests the creation of a peacetime organization to keep such technology contained and to keep an eye on those who would use them. In the present day, a team of Skye, May, and Triplett observe a former S.H.I.E.L.D. agent selling intelligence on a Level 10 asset to a team of mercenaries working for Coulson. As they're making their deal, they are attacked by a mysterious third party who quickly kills the former agent, steals the intel, and jumps out a window 25 ft. above the ground. The team regroups with the mercenaries, Isabelle Hartley, Lance Blood, and Idaho and report back to Coulson at the Playground. Coulson reviews what they could retrieve, and discovers out that the Level 10 asset the former agent was selling information on was the item the SSR retrieved in 1945, the Obelisk, and the very first 0-8-4.
Meanwhile, the assassin who attacked them earlier gets in touch with his contact at Hydra. His contact rewards him for his efforts, and gives him a reward a diamond mined from Madagascar, which he absorbs into his skin and turns his forearm into a diamond.
Back at the Playground, Fitz and Simmons are studying the metal shards Skye recovered from the assassin. Fitz is clearly struggling with the damage done to his brain from when he almost drowned. The metal it slowly turns back into blood. May is able to match his DNA to Carl Creel, an individual who was crossed off the Gifted Persons Index; however, the supervising agent who was responsible for Creel's supposed termination was none other than John Garrett.
Creel has the ability to absorb any substance he touches, and can consciously transform the molecules of his body into that substance. Now knowing Creel was working for HYDRA, Skye tries to get information from Grant Ward, who is currently imprisoned in at the Playground, as to his location. Ward, who now claims he wants to help S.H.I.E.L.D, isn't able to tell her where he is, but does reveal that Hydra would contact its agents through the white noise between S.H.I.E.L.D.'s communications. Koenig is quickly able to find one of HYDRA's communications to Creel. The team heads to Washington to stop protect the newly-promoted Brigadier General Glenn Talbot and his family from Creel, but they aren't able to get to him in time. Talbot is quickly overpowered, but May is able to intervene just in time to get Creel away from him. Skye incapacitates him with a rifle after Creel turns a chain railing into a flail and absorbs the brass into his body. The army takes Creel into their custody, while S.H.I.E.L.D. are able to take Talbot back to the Playground. Coulson is ultimately unsuccessful in trying to convince Talbot to help them in securing the Obelisk, and drops him off in the middle of the desert. Meanwhile, Creel is able to escape his imprisonment by turning his entire body into the same substance as the cell.
Skye, Trip, May, and Hartley's mercenaries then infiltrate the army base to retrieve the Obelisk by posing as a military convoy. Although they're first held up at the gate, they're able to get through when Coulson calls the gate disguising his voice as Brigadier General Talbot's. Hartley finds the Obelisk, but is soon after attacked by Creel. Hartley attempts to use the Obelisk against him and grabs it, but the device does something to her that cripples her and won't let her let go of it. Creel escapes once the rest of the team comes to Hartley's aid. Under fire from the military, Skye asks Coulson if they should abort the mission. Coulson tells them not to abort, which makes Hunter to leave with Hartley and Idaho. Skye, May, and Trip barely make it out by stealing a Quinjet. As they make their escape, Coulson reveals to Koenig and his mechanic, Alphonso "Mack" Mackenzie, that the reason he told them to continue was so they could steal that Quinjet, believing they could use its cloaking technology to gain an advantage over HYDRA. He doesn't believe Fitz can develop the technology on his own, as his mental state has been deteriorating ever since Simmons left, including hallucinations that makes him think she's still with the team. As Idaho drives Hartley and Hunter away from the base, Hunter is left with no option other than cutting off Hartley's hand. Right after he does this, Creel appears in the middle of the road and turns his body into asphalt. The car crashes into him and flips over. Hartley and Idaho are killed intantly, as Hunter watches helplessly as Creel absorbs the rubber in the car's tires into his hand and makes off with the Obelisk.
Back at HYDRA's base, Creel's contact informs his commanding officer, Dr. Whitehall, the same agent that the SSR recovered the Obelisk from in 1945, of Creel's success
next tuesday 30th september 2014 2x02 Promo ~ Heavy is the Head
so the trailer for Avengers: Age of Ultron was supposed to be shown during next week's episode. It got leaked yesterday causing Marvel to release the official version early.
During a United Nations meeting on S.H.I.E.L.D., Hydra agents posing as S.H.I.E.L.D. operatives attack and kill several world representatives. Senator Christian Ward, the brother of Grant Ward, decides to use this incident to propose a multinational anti-S.H.I.E.L.D. initiative.
As Coulson meets Christian to proposes a win-win solution, Skye interrogates Grant about Christian. Grant explains to Skye that Christian is a master manipulator, Christian tells Coulson that this is a lie, with both S.H.I.E.L.D. agents attempting to ascertain which Ward brother is being truthful.
Christian and Coulson agree to abandon the anti-S.H.I.E.L.D. proposal in exchange for Grant's transfer to Christian to stand trial, but Grant escapes while being transferred. May leads a team that attacks the Hydra agents who attacked the UN, capturing several agents, and turning them over to Talbot, who begins to agree with Coulson's mission.
Meanwhile, a man enters a tattoo parlor with his body tattooed with the alien writing, and tells the artist to finish the tattoo
7."The Writing on the Wall"
Coulson's compulsion to carve increases, and he is no longer able to sleep. When a former S.H.I.E.L.D. agent and a patient of Project T.A.H.I.T.I. is killed and her body carved with the symbols, Coulson goes back to the memory machine to find other patients who were injected with GH–325.
He locks Skye in the holding cell and goes after the remaining members, trying to find an end to the madness.
It turns out the writing is actually a 3D diagram of a city, a city that the alien host used to make GH–325 apparently wished to find.
Seeing the completed design ends Coulson's need to carve, but since Hydra is also searching for the city, he makes it a priority for S.H.I.E.L.D. to find its location first.
Meanwhile, the other members of the team try to capture Ward, who also betrays Hydra by capturing Bakshi and leaving him for S.H.I.E.L.D., before preparing to meet his brother
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8."The Things We Bury" - November 18, 2014
Odd wording used by Bakshi while being interrogated by Morse leads to the team discovering that Whitehall is actually Reinhardt, a Nazi scientist who was experimenting on the Obelisk before being captured by the S.S.R. and imprisoned for life by Peggy Carter.
In 1989, Reinhardt was released from prison by Alexander Pierce, to find that a woman he had found in 1945 was still the same age.
Dissecting her, Reinhardt discovered the secret to her immortality, and used it to make himself 44 years younger. "The Doctor" finds the remains of the woman, who was his wife, and vows vengeance against Whitehall, the man who he is now pretending to be allied with.
Grant Ward also appears to join in an alliance with Whitehall, after having first tortured his brother Christian into confessing past sins, and then apparently murdering him and their parents.
Meanwhile, Coulson leads a team to hack a USAF mapping satellite, which they successfully use to find the hidden city.
At the same time, Coulson meets "The Doctor", who knows that the Obelisk, which he calls the Diviner, is a key that must be taken to the city by someone it deems to be worthy.
9."...Ye Who Enter Here"
The team splits up, with Coulson and Morse leading a group to begin searching for the hidden city under San Juan, and May, Skye, and Hunter leaving to help Sam and Billy Koenig rescue Raina from a Hydra attempt to kidnap her in Vancouver.
Raina tells Skye that they are two of the "worthy ones" who could enter the temple in the city, and that any others who try will die. She also reveals that the temple and the Diviner was built by the Kree. Skye tries to warn the main team, but Whitehall blocks their communications,
And Ward boards the Bus to take Raina. He also takes Skye, promising to take her to her father, and in exchange agrees to let the others go.
Mack has already entered the city where he touches a pattern on the floor which causes him great pain and compels him to attack the others, until he is subdued and falls down a shaft back into the city.
Whitehall is surprised to learn that Ward took Skye, and did not destroy the Bus as ordered, and so gives Agent 33 (who still has May's face, but is now horribly disfigured) orders to do so.
10."What They Become" - December 9, 2014
May evades Hydra’s attempt to shoot down the Bus, while Ward brings Skye to meet her father. He tells her that his name is Cal, that hers is Daisy, and that Whitehall killed her mother. Whitehall then arrives at the Hydra base in San Juan where they are drilling directly into the temple.
He immobilizes Cal and menaces Skye, but is interrupted as Coulson's team assaults the base. Coulson kills Whitehall, devastating Cal, who attempts to avenge the loss of his own opportunity at vengeance by trying to kill Coulson himself.
Skye shoots Ward and forces Cal to leave, before following Raina and the Diviner into the temple. Agent 33, now with no purpose since Whitehall’s death, assists Ward in escaping.
Coulson and Triplett race to the temple to help Skye, with Triplett making it in and Coulson being delayed by Mack, who soon after breaks from the city's control when the temple closes itself, and the Diviner opens, revealing a large crystal.
Skye and Raina are encased in cocoons, while Triplett is killed by the Diviner.
Skye erupts out of her cocoon, her new earthquake abilities causing tremors around the city.
Elsewhere, another Diviner reveals to a man with no eyes that "there's someone new".
Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. - Tuesday March 3rd 2015 9pm
Marvel’s ‘Agent Carter’ Will Air During ‘Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.’ Mid 2015 Season Break
While Agent Carter is on the air, it's leaving Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. fans waiting to see what becomes of Skye (Chloe Bennet) now that she's revealed to be an Inhuman. According to Ming-Na Wen, May is still going to follow S.H.I.E.L.D. protocol for training Skye.
"It's her S.O.," Wen said. "It's very, very important for May to make sure that she's teaching her everything she can to make sure that she's able to be a great agent, but now that she's an Inhuman, I think that throws a wrench in the whole thing."
Introducing the Inhumans will open the door for a whole new universe in the rest of the second season of S.H.I.E.L.D.
"The biggest story of all is Skye becoming Inhuman along with the lady in the flowered dress," Wen said. "So there's a lot of incredible new story lines that are going to be coming out of it and the whole fight between Hydra and S.H.I.E.L.D., it's very complicated and intense.
Season 1 - Episode 1- January 6, 2015
Season 1 - Episode 2 - January 6, 2015
Season 1 - Episode 3 - January 13, 2015
(watch it b4 it get deleted by YB)
Trailer: Season 1 - Episode 4 - "The Blitzkrieg Button" - January Tuesday 27th 2015 9pm
After learning that Brannis and Demidov were supposed to have died during the Battle of Finow, Dooley travels to Germany to speak with the Nazi colonel who lead the opposing forces, and though he doesn't learn how Brannis and Demidov survived, Dooley does discover that their Soviet forces were seemingly massacred before the Nazis even arrived.
With Carter's only job to collect lunch orders, she meets up with Stark, who has secretly returned in the wake of his technology's discovery.
Looking at photographs Carter takes of the weapons, he identifies one of them as the Blitzkrieg Button, which he claims can cause a permanent blackout throughout the city. However, a suspicious Carter opens the device to find a vial of Rogers' blood.
Angry at Stark for lying to her, she hides the vial.
The criminal who smuggled Stark into New York, but was scammed out of his money by Carter and Jarvis, follows Carter back to her apartment, but he is killed by her new neighbor, Dottie Underwood.
5. "The Iron Ceiling" - February 3rd 2015
Carter decrypts an encoded message, received from Leviathan through Demidov's typewriter, for the S.S.R., learning that Stark will be selling weapons to Leviathan at a Soviet military complex.
Thompson is sent to stop the sale and apprehend Stark, and is forced to take Carter when she enlists the help of her war comrades, the Howling Commandos.
They discover that young girls are trained at the complex to infiltrate the US as sleeper agents, and realize that they have walked into a trap when one girl kills the Commando Junior Juniper.
Soviet soldiers attack the team and Thompson freezes under fire, but Carter ensures that they escape, along with imprisoned psychiatrist Dr. Ivchenko.
Meanwhile, Underwood, who is actually a sleeper agent trained at that complex, discovers the photos of Stark’s weapons in S.S.R. custody when searching Carter’s apartment, while Sousa realizes that Carter is the woman who has been interfering with the S.S.R.’s investigation
6. "A Sin to Err" - February 10th 2015
Carter and Jarvis investigate the women that Stark has been involved with over the last six months, believing that a female Leviathan operative may have been used against Stark and to kill Krzeminski, but their search is unsuccessful.
Sousa reveals to Dooley that Carter is an apparent traitor, and all agents are tasked with tracking her down.
They eventually corner her and Jarvis, but Carter fights them off. During the commotion, Dr. Ivchenko, who is actually working for Leviathan, hypnotizes Agent Yauch, who reveals that only Dooley can access Stark's weapons.
Yauch shows Ivchenko how to get out of the S.S.R., before Ivchenko forces him to commit suicide. Carter retrieves Rogers' blood from her apartment.
As she tries to escape the building, she is knocked out by Dottie Underwood, but not before realizing that Underwood is the Leviathan operative. Underwood is about to kill Carter when Thompson and Sousa arrive.
She feigns ignorance, and the agents arrest Carter
7. "Snafu" - February 17th 2015
As Carter is resisting interrogation at the S.S.R., Jarvis appears with a fake signed confession from Stark, promising surrender if Carter is released.
Carter sees Ivchenko communicating in Morse code with Underwood, and reveals the truth about her own investigation to her colleagues to gain their trust.
Ivchenko hypnotizes Dooley and has him steal one of Stark's weapons from the S.S.R.'s labs: a gas cylinder that Underwood and Ivchenko activate in a crowded cinema before leaving and locking the door behind them.
The agents find Dooley wearing a Stark experimental vest given to him by Ivchenko, which Jarvis explains will explode with no way to deactivate it.
Dooley jumps out a window moments before the device detonates, killing him but saving the others.
The gas in the cinema makes many in the audience become maniacal and attack each other violently, and when an usher arrives soon after, the entire audience is dead
8. "Valediction" - February 24th 2015 - Season Finale
Marvel's Agents of SHIELD 2x11 "Aftershocks" - Tuesday March 3rd 2015
After discovering an alien city with ties to his resurrection, Coulson and his team destroyed it before the forces of Hydra could claim its secrets, eliminating the villainous Whitehall (Reed Diamond) in the process.
But new threats to the world have arisen, including Skye's father, Cal (Kyle McLachlan), who now seeks retribution against Coulson for stealing his revenge against Whitehall;
A disturbing alliance between former S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Ward (Brett Dalton) and Agent 33
The enigmatic Raina (Ruth Negga), who struggles with her transformation into something inhuman by the alien Obelisk and seeks vengeance; and Skye (Chloe Bennet), who developed mysterious new powers from the Obelisk but whose lack of experience with her new abilities may threaten the safety of those she loves.
Meanwhile, Bobbi (Adrianne Palicki) and Mack (Henry Simmons) begin the next phase of a plan which seems to have grave repercussions for Coulson and his team, who are unaware that there's another mysterious force moving against them.
And as Hunter (Nick Blood) is forced to make the biggest choice of his life, Coulson will find his mission threatened by this shocking endgame.
In the midseason premiere, "Aftershocks," Coulson's team must deal with the consequences of their war with Hydra as shocking revelations threaten to tear them apart, and Hydra makes a dangerous move that may involve a traitor in S.H.I.E.L.D.'s midst
Thompson, Sousa, and Carter head to the movie theater to investigate what happened. Peggy deduces they killed each other upon seeing a body with a large clump of women’s hair in its clenched fist. Sousa finds Item 17 inside, gets a spray in the face of the stuff, and immediately starts punching everything and everyone. When he’s calmed down and woken back up, he tells Agent Carter he remembers nothing after the gas hit, only that he wanted to kill everyone. He also apologizes for hitting her (but not Thompson).
he SSR comes to find out that the Doc has ten canisters to terrorize the city, but what is he trying to do? Enter Howard Stark, swaggering in like he’s a genius billionaire playboy philanthropist, to tell everyone that Doc is targeting him. Of course, Thompson and Sousa hear no word of it because they’re still fixated on Stark being guilty. The scene of them badgering him with angered questions and him just rolling his eyes made me chuckle.
The gas is called Midnight Oil. The US Army wanted Stark to create something to keep soldiers awake for days at a time. However, his prototypes did nothing of the sort, instead causing psychosis, delirium, and in extreme cases, asphyxiation (hence the Leviathan agents with no voice boxes). The Army took Howard’s test samples and deployed it without his knowledge: hence, the Battle of Finow. Doc wants revenge on him for the bloodbath his invention created, so Howard offers to be bait.
Agent Carter, meanwhile, tries to suit up Howard to be able to take a bullet while he gives a public press conference, but he wants his own tech to protect him. She leads him to their labs where he immediately freaks out with how they’re treating his stuff. The bickering between Howard and Peggy fits their relationship, but it’s only when Howard confesses that he cares what Peggy thinks of him does it really hit home. He knows everything is his fault and he needs to fix it.
And then he steals Steve Rogers’ blood on the way out
The press conference is in full swing with SSR agents everywhere and Howard making Thompson squirm with what Thompson has to say about Stark. Shots are fired from a hotel window, and when Peggy goes to investigate, they find it was rigged to go off on its own and create a diversion. In an attempt to get Howard to safety, Jarvis shoves him into a police car driven by Leviathan agents
In the aftermath, Agent Carter and Thompson brainstorm what Doc and Dottie would want to do. They realize it’s VE Day and Leviathan is most likely targeting Times Square, already full of over 100,000 people. Jarvis knows where they’re taking Howard: His other vault. The one with airplanes.
Flash over to Stark at Dottie’s mercy, tied to a chair, while he tries to remember what her name was when they spent an evening together. There’s a flashback to that particular evening, and it’s patented Stark schmoozing on a pretty woman. And the fact that Howard can’t remember her name until five minutes to go in the episode cracked me up.
Doc (Ivchenko/Fenhoff/Faustus, whichever you prefer!) explains to Howard that he saw Midnight Oil in action and only survived because of the gas mask he wore. He watched his brother descend into madness and get decimated. Howard attempts to apologize–he sounds pretty sincere, too–but Doc will have none of it. He wants to make Howard suffer and takes his mind to the moment he most regrets.
He is mentally sent to a wintery tundra (which may or may not be Michigan right now, but I digress) and believes that they have found Steve Rogers and the crashed Hydra plane. In the actual world, Agent Carter and company show up just as Howard flies off the runway. With Jarvis the only one of them who knows how to fly a plane, he’s in charge of shooting down his boss if Peggy can’t talk him down once she fights her way to the radio.
Agent Carter finds Doc and Dottie, and the ensuing Black Widow/Peggy Carter fight ensues. It goes…rather poorly for Peggy; she gets her butt handed to her (and rightly so because Dottie is literally a tool designed for combat), until she kicks Dottie out the window and onto a plane several stories below.
As Agent Carter tries to talk Howard down, Thompson and Sousa try to hunt down Doc. Thompson gets knocked out by him, and Sousa lets Doc talk despite Thompson’s warnings thirty seconds before. Even as I screamed at my television for Sousa to shoot and not make the same mistake twice, he clocks Doc with his gun and pulls out the earplugs he had in. Touché, Sousa…
Agent Carter tries to talk Howard down, but he still sees himself somewhere over Greenland (or wherever Cap crash-landed, I don’t know if they ever say). It’s only when she focuses on Cap himself and how good a person he was even before Project Rebirth that Howard snaps out of it. As Howard returns to his vault, Peggy realizes Dottie isn’t dead and has taken off.
The next day when Peggy arrives at the SSR for her paycheck (since she was technically fired), her cowards greet her with a standing ovation. And then Agent Thompson takes credit for all her work, which ticks off Sousa to no end, but Peggy calms him by saying, “I don’t need a congressional honor. I don’t need Agent Thompson’s approval or the President’s. I know my value. Anyone else’s opinion doesn’t matter.” That’s what Hayley Atwell brings to Peggy Carter: a brusque confidence that won’t let her get bogged down by the world that still has to catch up to her.
Howard Stark has offered Peggy and Angie one of his penthouses until they can find a better place to stay. When Angie runs off to see a telephone in every room, Jarvis tells Agent Carter that should she ever need backup for another mission, he will help her in a heartbeat. And then he gives her Steve’s blood, unbeknownst to Howard, because she’s the only one who knows what to do with it.
As “The Way You Look Tonight” plays, we watch Peggy uncork the vial of Steve’s blood and pour it into the river, giving her one last goodbye.
Coulson makes a calculated decision with potentially deadly consequences
The return of Grant Ward when Coulson is driven to desperate measures to find Skye’s whereabouts
Last Episode#17 - Season 2
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. took a slight break from the cat-and-mouse game between Coulson and Other-S.H.I.E.L.D. to reveal the longstanding mystery of What Happened In Bahrain.
The answer, it turned out, was that May was forced to kill an incredibly powerful Inhuman girl in order to save her fellow agents.
The event shattered her, destroying her marriage, her career, and her hopes of becoming a mother.
In the present day, May was also coping with the fact that Coulson had been amassing secrets like dust bunnies, in pursuit of something called “Theta Protocol.”
And at Afterlife, Jaiying revealed her relationship to Skye and cautioned her to keep it a secret, while Lincoln realized that Raina appears to have the Gift of precognition.
The Frenemy of My Enemy kick off with Fitz having a day in the field, and Grant Ward finding that Coulson has a… let’s call it a favor to ask
