AoS season 2 ep 5
Oct. 22nd, 2014 08:05 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
shapinglightWatched this and...
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...I now have an icon, as you can see.
However, I was disappointed by what happened in this episode. First, the whole Hunter/Agent Morse (is it?) squabbling exes does nothing for me, which I suspect is not going to change, and second I thought they could have done a lot more with Simmons working inside Hydra.
Instead, after only four episodes (because episode one doesn't really count, as the real Simmons wasn't in it), she has to be extracted.
And just as I was enjoying her 'friendship' with Derek (or whatever the bloke's name was) in a Fred/Knox sort of way, and enjoying the tension of how she would get away with pretending to be evil this week.
Oh well, there was stuff I liked, including the Raina/Coulson stand off, and the way Mr Bakshi speaks all the time through gritted teeth.
That's going way above and beyond to make sure the audience understand you're evil.
Spoilers behind cut
...I now have an icon, as you can see.
However, I was disappointed by what happened in this episode. First, the whole Hunter/Agent Morse (is it?) squabbling exes does nothing for me, which I suspect is not going to change, and second I thought they could have done a lot more with Simmons working inside Hydra.
Instead, after only four episodes (because episode one doesn't really count, as the real Simmons wasn't in it), she has to be extracted.
And just as I was enjoying her 'friendship' with Derek (or whatever the bloke's name was) in a Fred/Knox sort of way, and enjoying the tension of how she would get away with pretending to be evil this week.
Oh well, there was stuff I liked, including the Raina/Coulson stand off, and the way Mr Bakshi speaks all the time through gritted teeth.
That's going way above and beyond to make sure the audience understand you're evil.