races towards the end of its third season with a very eventful episode.
ThisAgents of SHIELDreview contains spoilers.
Its an episode where fans will realize just how damn much they care about the original cast members.
And thats exactly whats on display this week, the original cast.
Well, not shine, exactly.
as Ward and Daisy are in full evil mode.
Of course, Daisy is possessed by the Hive entity and now completely controlled by Ward.
Sadly, the recruitment doesnt go very well.
For reals, my heart was in my throat when Ward cornered Simmons.
But Simmons has big brains and balls of steel as she empties her side arm in Wards gut.
Heck, this years mid-season felt very paint by numbers.
Speaking of high stakes, this week might have seen the end of HYDRA.
But this episodes main event is the new and deeply disturbing bond between Ward and Daisy.
The two have had a complex relationship since day one, but now they are on the same page.
Of course, they are possessed by alien insects, but at least they have each other.
Daisy finally has a sense of belonging, but its with a group of meat puppets.
Exciting stuff as we begin to wind down this season ofAgents of SHIELD.
Steve Rogers used a very similar shield in the 90s when his iconic weapon was lost in the ocean.
Anything that leads to Machinesmith, Machine Man, or Jocasta is OK in my book.
Speaking of Machine Man, you know where the character of Holden Radcliffe is originally from?
Take my hand now, this is a deep dive.
Holden Radcliffe was created by writer Mark Sumerak and artist Mike Hawthorne in 2005sMachine Teen#1.
He was a pretty minor adversary and one really has to wonder why Marvel went so obscure with Radcliffe.
Why not just make up a character?
I mean Machine Teen?
