In the last season of Agents of SHIELD, we saw the Agents battle the Chronicoms and save Kora, while Mary used her powers to destroy an alien alliance. We also saw Mack take control of the agents and Yo-Yo becoming a leading agent. We also saw the development of the new operative, Coulson Academy.
Season 7 of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. ended on March 1
The popular Marvel TV show Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is returning for a seventh season, following a one-year hiatus. The show’s creators said they were prepared to end the show after Season 5, but the network requested another season. Producer Jeph Loeb explained that the show was originally meant to end at the end of its fifth season. However, ABC requested that the show be renewed for a sixth and seventh season, and that’s what they did.
The series was already in trouble before Season 7, with licensing fees reduced in order to convince ABC to pick it up in Season 5. Its low ratings in Season 6 led the network to cancel it. Meanwhile, executive producer Jeph Loeb announced his departure from Marvel Television at the beginning of the year. Therefore, the cancellation of the show could be a way of cleaning house before a new executive is appointed.
The episode ended with a shocking twist: a group of Chronicoms steal the faces of three police officers in 1931 New York. The team searches for them while trying to prevent the soldiers from leaving the city. As they search, they discover that they are carrying a secret mission: to deliver the super soldier serum to the city. Despite the threat of Hydra, the agents are able to stop them.
The finale of Season 7 was a shocking end to the season. The characters were all involved in an incredible plot. The episode had a lot of twists and turns. The plot was intense, but the series left many questions unanswered. The show also left viewers wondering about the future of time travel.
Season 8 of Agents of Shield has come to an end
After seven seasons and 136 episodes, Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD has finally come to an end. This time-traveling superhero team has battled against the chronicoms, HYDRA, and other villains, and ended with an incredibly satisfying finale. The show is both earnest and absurd, and that makes it a compelling finale.
After the end of the season, the crew members of SHIELD go their separate ways. Mack MacKenzie is now director of SHIELD. Yo-Yo Rodriguez is now the head of Coulson Academy, and Daisy Johnson is now an independent operative. Meanwhile, Leo Fitz and Melinda May have departed the group. And the team is still without their long-lost leader, Fitz.
The show will end in a very emotional way, but not in the same way as Game of Thrones. However, the spirit of the agency remains in Coulson’s hands, as the team has lost two members. The season seven of Agents of SHIELD continues on Wednesday, June 24th on ABC in the US.
The creator of Agents of SHIELD, Jeph Loeb, has confirmed that the series is not getting a ninth season. While the show’s source material is fantastic, Loeb didn’t feel that the show deserved a ninth season. Jeph Loeb explains his reasoning by saying that the show’s plotline dragged. Hence, it’s unlikely the series will get renewed.
Coulson Academy has become an independent operative
In the final episode of Agents of Shield season 8, Coulson makes an important decision that will change the course of the series. Rather than serving as a team lead, he will become an independent operative with his own team. This will leave him more time to pursue the mission he’s been given. However, his mission will also mean a lot of personal sacrifice. In the end, Coulson will need to deal with the aftermath of his actions.
In the first episode of season 8, Coulson learns that Agents of Shield can be dangerous. During a mission, he and Agent Sloan face a threat that could put their team in danger. This forces them to look for other ways to protect the team. But the question that remains is: what kind of organisation would allow this? The first thing that comes to mind is Hydra. This organisation is not credible. It would not be able to work with a team of people who would be willing to kill their own members. Furthermore, Hydra’s shield is erratic and would not work even against a decent enemy organisation. Hence, it’s hard to believe that Hydra would allow Coulson to operate as an independent operative.
Although Agents of SHIELD is an ensemble show, it remains a family. As we saw in the season 7 finale, members of the SHIELD family have split up. Mack now runs the SHIELD organization, while May is now the head of the newly established Coulson Academy. Daisy is also running her own SHIELD operations. Fitz is now retired. In addition, Coulson LMD has become an independent operative and travels the world as an independent operative. This makes it impossible to believe that the team could reunite in any future episode.
The final episode of Agents of Shield season 8 follows the arc of the last season. In the second half of the season, Coulson reunites with Simmons, a former lover of his. He also meets the ex-wife of the mysterious Dr. Andrew Garner. The two then go to Manitowoc, Wisconsin, where the criminals have seized the school stadium. While chasing the criminals, they encounter Dr. Andrew Garner, a psychoanalyst and a former partner.
Izel’s manifestation
Izel’s manifestation in agents of shield seasons 8 ends with a bang, and the episode is replete with shocking revelations. Daisy was stabbed in the back by Izel, May disintegrated Shrike, and Mack sliced Sarge in half. It’s all a very strange setup, and it definitely leaves fans wondering what’s next.
The episode begins with Izel tricking Elena into believing that Dr. Benson will help her locate a temple. However, once the researchers arrive, Izel takes control of the researchers and kills them. She then demands the coordinates to her temple. In a bizarre twist, Izel then takes over and uses the researchers to do whatever she wants.
The series’ title suggests that the character’s appearance is an allusion. In reality, it’s an homage to the character of Sarge. She is a manifestation of the Fear Dimension. The series has previously hinted that Coulson was very close to the Fear Dimension. Perhaps this is why he was able to implant Coulson’s memories in Sarge. In addition, the power of the white monolith may have somehow been able to pull Sarge through time.
The agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. team is in disarray after the death of Agent Coulson. Henry Simmons has been named director of S.H.I.E.D. and is trying to locate Fitz. In the meantime, a mysterious interdimensional being called Sarge appears with a dangerous crew, and heralds the arrival of a new member of the Izel’s kind.
The series’ writers also echoed some plot devices from previous seasons. The episode also referenced the upcoming Hulu series Ghost Rider, which is currently airing.
Benson’s relationship with Izel
The relationship between Benson and Izel on Agents of Shield season eight isn’t exactly clear. The two share very few scenes together, and they don’t seem to know much about each other. Benson seems completely unaware that Izel is a being who jumps around possessing people. It’s possible that Benson was under an information lockdown between episodes 10 and 11. Even when SHIELD agents discuss Izel’s existence, they seem to be acting as if they are familiar with her existence.
The episode “Collision Course” provided a few hints about what’s to come. For starters, Izel isn’t native to Earth. It turns out that she’s visited the planet before. Moreover, she claims to have monoliths, which connect all life. However, she is willing to kill to get them.
The sixth season of Agents of Shield premiered on ABC on May 10, 2019 and ran for thirteen episodes until August 2. The season’s premiere was met with a lower average viewership than its previous seasons, but the show’s average viewership and ratings were still quite high. In addition, it was the highest-rated show in its timeslot during the summer period. The show’s performance was also praised by critics and fans alike. Unfortunately, the season was cancelled before it premiered.
The eighth season of Agents of SHIELD is already interesting, and the show’s season eight finale, “From the Ashes,” will deal with the fallout from last week’s revelation. Earlier in the season, the Agents of SHIELD discovered the original Monoliths in a lighthouse. A person then blew them up and released energy, which made the original ones vaporize. Coulson then sealed the breach using a gravitonium orb, and Coulson created a copy of himself.