Honestly - I just want Simmons and Fitz to have a conversation. I want to see how that plays out in the framework.
Thanks, I couldn't remembered if it had been explained.jabberwalkie09 said:Squirrel Master said:
Skye going through terragenesis again along with the return of Trip, again makes me wonder - why did being exposed to terragenesis kill him, but ever since, regular humans can be exposed to it with no impact to them at all?
This has been asked and answered in the show. The terrigen mist isn't the issue, it's the shards from the stone/monolith that encased the terrigen that is toxic to humans. It doesn't effect inhumans.
I'm assuming with her knowledge of the Darkhold and true understanding of where she is because she built it, she was able to demonstrate such power that she would logically move to the top of any crazed org like Hydra.redline248 said:
So why is Aida head of hydra?
She needs their resources to design the machine. Or more accurately, she needs Fitz, and that way she can direct his actions, and also direct his romanticism at her.redline248 said:
So why is Aida head of hydra?
Squirrel Master said:Thanks, I couldn't remembered if it had been explained.jabberwalkie09 said:Squirrel Master said:
Skye going through terragenesis again along with the return of Trip, again makes me wonder - why did being exposed to terragenesis kill him, but ever since, regular humans can be exposed to it with no impact to them at all?
This has been asked and answered in the show. The terrigen mist isn't the issue, it's the shards from the stone/monolith that encased the terrigen that is toxic to humans. It doesn't effect inhumans.
Nope. Lt. Castillo, Miami Vicejabberwalkie09 said:Squirrel Master said:Thanks, I couldn't remembered if it had been explained.jabberwalkie09 said:Squirrel Master said:
Skye going through terragenesis again along with the return of Trip, again makes me wonder - why did being exposed to terragenesis kill him, but ever since, regular humans can be exposed to it with no impact to them at all?
This has been asked and answered in the show. The terrigen mist isn't the issue, it's the shards from the stone/monolith that encased the terrigen that is toxic to humans. It doesn't effect inhumans.
It was a passing explanation when Daisy's mom killed Bill Adama. She was talking about their efforts to make the terrrigen more available so that they could effectively make more inhumans. (Yes I know that wasn't the character name, but Olmos will always be Bill Adama to me. So say we all.)
This all sounds familiar now. I think I just saw Trip again, and thought 'Wait, why is he dead?'. Makes sense.jabberwalkie09 said:Squirrel Master said:Thanks, I couldn't remembered if it had been explained.jabberwalkie09 said:Squirrel Master said:
Skye going through terragenesis again along with the return of Trip, again makes me wonder - why did being exposed to terragenesis kill him, but ever since, regular humans can be exposed to it with no impact to them at all?
This has been asked and answered in the show. The terrigen mist isn't the issue, it's the shards from the stone/monolith that encased the terrigen that is toxic to humans. It doesn't effect inhumans.
It was a passing explanation when Daisy's mom killed Bill Adama. She was talking about their efforts to make the terrrigen more available so that they could effectively make more inhumans. (Yes I know that wasn't the character name, but Olmos will always be Bill Adama to me. So say we all.)
That's awesome. I kinda saw it but didn't make the connection.derekjohnson15 said:
If you missed this cool tribute
I remember now, Fitz said "let's make society great again."Quote:
I'd agree with you on all points - plot, predictions and theme wise. I mean Coulson literally said alternative facts - can't get more explicit than that. There was something else that was clear in the previous episode too that I can't recall.
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Skye going through terragenesis again along with the return of Trip, again makes me wonder - why did being exposed to terragenesis kill him, but ever since, regular humans can be exposed to it with no impact to them at all?
I think she was researching Inhumans at Hydra so when she built her body she could giver herself powers. I guess she went with transportation?Beat40 said:
How do we think Aida took Fitz? Inter-dimensional travel? If so, I wonder if we see a certain fiery character make a return...
Didn't notice it until reading your post, but that was Gordon's power right down to the same effects.derekjohnson15 said:I think she was researching Inhumans at Hydra so when she built her body she could giver herself powers. I guess she went with transportation?Beat40 said:
How do we think Aida took Fitz? Inter-dimensional travel? If so, I wonder if we see a certain fiery character make a return...
Red Five said:Didn't notice it until reading your post, but that was Gordon's power right down to the same effects.derekjohnson15 said:I think she was researching Inhumans at Hydra so when she built her body she could giver herself powers. I guess she went with transportation?Beat40 said:
How do we think Aida took Fitz? Inter-dimensional travel? If so, I wonder if we see a certain fiery character make a return...
Or a Demon possessed guy with a car.Quote:
Yeah, you might need call tony stark......