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I mean, like you said, it also means we don't really care, but I cared more because Daisy cared. Chloe Bennett gave me tiny feelings.
Yeah, me too. I thought she did well when she was self-hating and wracked with guilt. I can even see it leading to upset and rebelling Daisy, but her rage hair is pretty funny.
And there's no way the Hispanic guy whose name I can't remember got turned into a Primitive. That only worked on humans, right?
And there's no way the Hispanic guy whose name I can't remember got turned into a Primitive. That only worked on humans, right?
Yeah, he was already an Inhuman. Even if he was there, the gas wouldn't do anything to him. And I don't think he was there.
A review reminded me that his name is Joey.
I guess the first half of next season will be The Hunt for Emo!Daisy (sigh) because that was a lot of stuff they dropped that needs explained. Though it is nice when a show gets enough warning that they're coming back that they have time to prep for an outline of the next season.
The guy who got transformed sure looked like Joey to me. Hive didn't warp that process so it works on Inhumans too?
Now that I've watched the episode, I'm guessing the people freaking out were Ward/Skye shippers.
It wasn't Joey. It was some random SHIELD security guy. Joey went home a while back.
I was real surprised when that one white guy turned out to be Jesus??
According to IMDB, Joey hasn't been on the show since "The Team," the whodunit about which Inhuman Hive swayed.
So, just watched the last 2 eps and the "who has the cross now?" game was a nail biter!
Also, thought there were a lot of long lingering shots of people reacting in slow motion while waiting for the plane to blow that were a waste of time.
What will they do without Bret Dalton as the villain?
In reference to Civil War, will I have missed much in not having seen Antman before seeing it?