I was expecting that the team transporting Ward would turn out to be Hydra or that his brother had hired them to get him out and turn him loose. Or maybe bring him to his seekrit lair to lock him in the dungeon. But when I saw the shots of his hand, I figured he'd slip out of the cuff and wreck havoc.

I'm sad that FitzSimmons is no longer a thing and that she makes him worse, rather than better.

But I'm enjoying Bobbi/Hunter - they work well together and he'll follow her. Watching her walk away - woman's got a spine of STEEL.

I kind of love how everyone except Mack and maybe Fitz hates Hunter. Not because I dislike him, but because he gives such a great wounded expression every time people don't fall for his "roguish charm."

I thought the folks guarding Ward had SHIELD logos on their arms?

After years of getting one confused for the other, when Clark Gregg and Tim DeKay were in the same scene I was so excited and shouting at the TV, "They're together on my TV! Why isn't the universe collapsing in on itself?"

I admit I would not be sad if Ward's escape resulted in a shoot-on-sight order.

I really wish this show used Trip more. The Hunter/Bobby sniping is sorta fun, but I would rather watch Trip kicking ass with the noise and the funk.

Oh oh oh oh, FitzSimmons. Breaking my heart.

I'm wondering if Ward's escape might be his brother's idea. If his admittedly unreliable childhood narrative is correct, Ward's brother had him doing some bad things. I could see how the senator might find it useful to have an agent like that available in the world with some plausible deniability attached. If the senator said, "Bring him to me in this manner," and said manner was something the senator knew Ward could escape, the end result would look like what we saw. Meanwhile the senator could be all, "How did that notorious criminal escape?"

Still, regular handcuffs? Ordinary people without his training have dislocated their thumbs to get out of handcuffs.

Yeah, I was all like "Oh, wait for -- yep, there's the fucking thumb."

Seriously, "don't give him an inch" wasn't supposed to refer to his cuffs, but the closeup that showed how loose they were had me convinced I could have slipped them.

Did like the line to Simmons about how he didn't know Fitz before so he doesn't think of him as broken. I have a friend who was badly burned in a fire and I've often been glad I didn't know her before - I don't see what she's lost, so she's just who she is.

I mean, he's the fucking superspy, your best and brightest, and you have random lackeys transporting him? With regular cuffs?

I'm pretty sure that Coulson meant for Ward to escape.

Also, the Brugges fight scenes were badass. The main baddie's mistake was getting too close to May. NEVER do that!

Also also, I would like a Tshirt that says, "WWMD?" because basically she'd just give you a look that shuts you up. A very useful superpower.