This was one of, if not the best Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. episode so far. Time loops are nothing new. But this is a textbook definition of how it should be done. It was smart, funny, and devastating at the same time. Despite not moving time forward, it moved the relationships between our characters forward by a lot.
I was expecting the implant (Diana?) to be the one killing Simmons by some sort of self-defence mechanism, but I never would've thought it was Enoch. That completely blew me out of the water. Them not being sad about Deke was funny.
Also loved the development on Daisy x Sousa. Like others have said here, it was an unexpected but unwelcome development. They really mesh well together. I totally ship them.
But that last scene was one of the saddest, again if not the saddest, scenes in this series' history. Enoch, without a second thought, just took out that part from within himself fully knowing that he would die. He sacrificed himself so easily for his team. And his last moments were so devastating. At least, he was surrounded by two of his friends. Sad that Fitz wasn't there to see him. I'm just devastated.
This is what Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at its peak looks like.
They have to avenge Enoch. They can't let his sacrifice be in vain.
And I hope at the end of this, they'll let Coulson finally rest.
Review by ShikkakkuBlockedParent2024-05-09T10:22:10Z
This was one of, if not the best Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. episode so far. Time loops are nothing new. But this is a textbook definition of how it should be done. It was smart, funny, and devastating at the same time. Despite not moving time forward, it moved the relationships between our characters forward by a lot.
I was expecting the implant (Diana?) to be the one killing Simmons by some sort of self-defence mechanism, but I never would've thought it was Enoch. That completely blew me out of the water. Them not being sad about Deke was funny.
Also loved the development on Daisy x Sousa. Like others have said here, it was an unexpected but unwelcome development. They really mesh well together. I totally ship them.
But that last scene was one of the saddest, again if not the saddest, scenes in this series' history. Enoch, without a second thought, just took out that part from within himself fully knowing that he would die. He sacrificed himself so easily for his team. And his last moments were so devastating. At least, he was surrounded by two of his friends. Sad that Fitz wasn't there to see him. I'm just devastated.
This is what Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at its peak looks like.
They have to avenge Enoch. They can't let his sacrifice be in vain.
And I hope at the end of this, they'll let Coulson finally rest.