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Agent Zaffie said

DashRendar said
Mack and Bobbi - First off, what is their end game and who are they working for?  I will say I'm getting sick of them saying how bad it was when they were betrayed considering they're doing the same thing to Coulson and the rest of the team. Makes it difficult to have any sympathy toward them at all.

I totally agree with you there, especially since whatever they're planning sounds like a violent uprising; Mack genuinely thinks people are going to be killing each other? Um, awkward, especially considering how much of a fuss he made about Trip. The whole thing is just kind of annoying and I really want someone to slap those two upside the head, regardless of who they end up working for.

I really seriously agree with both Dash and Zaffie on this.

I just hope Coulson does a "Coulson" on them.
And by that I mean that he is aware what they're doing and has a plan already...I really do because I do get tired of Coulson being betrayed.

Untill last week I hoped it wasn't as bad what Mack and Bobbi are  hiding, but since this ep I really dislike their secrecy/plan/sneakyness.

And I hope they're not doing a "Ward"

I thought this ep was good.

Late to the party (of course), but here's my notes... which many of you might've mentioned anyway:

- Aaah Lady Sif! Always fun to see you exchange 'lost in translation' banter with Son of Coul. It's like seeing me talking to a foreigner while thinking that the other doesn't understand what I was saying. "Key... you know, a device to..." LOL.
- Funny how 'Odin' keep sending her and not the Warrior Three (yeah, this is me expecting Fandral or Hogun to show up next time). Oh and Heimdall must've seen Sif's memory knocked out... but didn't do a thing
- That 'Kree Truncheon' is really plot-convenient.
- Vin-Tak is cool. I mean, using an actual Kree to explain about Inhuman is the best way to do. This means no need for Captain Marvel to bridge between the earth and cosmic universe then, AoS has already nailed that. So what was the reason for him to come to Earth then? Would've been great if they actually showed how he'd get to Earth though.
- Love that Fitz continues to protect Skye's secret. That's why he's my boy.
- Oh Jemma... *sigh*
- Aaaah Hunter and Bobbi all lovey dovey... and then Hunter and Mack all chokey chokey.
- So it's confirmed that Bobbi and Mack are NOT Hydra, but I agree with the opinion that they probably are working for a secret organization, possibly government based, perhaps with Edward James Olmos as its head.
- Mack must've think that SHIELD is still doing bad things, especially concerning aliens (first "The Avengers" with the Tesseract, now the Ancient City thingy), that he seems to be so hard on the opposition side. I think I've mentioned before in the thread for episode 3-5 (I forgot which), that 'Mack' seems a bit suspicious. I thought (and everyone else too) that I was over-analyzing stuff, turns out I wasn't eh...?
- Skye's secret's out. Glad it doesn't take long for it to happen.

I think this episode was okay, it felt a bit draggish and only start to get exciting halfway point. Can't wait to see super-powered human (from SHIELD's Index) next week...

*EDIT*
Forgot to mention this, but why do everytime I see Mack, I'm reminded that Fury has a brother who

Agent Aeryn said
I just hope Coulson does a "Coulson" on them.
And by that I mean that he is aware what they're doing and has a plan already...I really do because I do get tired of Coulson being betrayed.

I'm waiting to be surprised by the same thing. I think... (or exactly hope) that Coulson is very much aware of their secret and wasn't in the garage just to ask Mack to join SHIELD, but rather was spying on him. He was pretty occupied with the alien writing before this though, so the possibility of him being clueless still exist... hmmm