Wow, things are definitely getting interesting. We're building toward a climax of the season
in typical Joss Whedon fashion.
Everything from here on out in important.
And yet, I feel like tonight's episode can be summed up
rather quickly. We'll see if I'm right
or not.
A big development - Skye became an official part of
S.H.I.E.L.D. Everyone on the team is
happy and proud of her.
And she needed it, too.
Coulson's new idea was to send out teams of two to various suspects who
could be the Clairvoyant. He wanted Skye
to research these suspects and then randomly assign people to the teams -
something she does with ease.
And they are able to track down the Clairvoyant. That's thanks to John, the man from the pilot
who has been turned into a killing machine.
He shows up a few times this episode, but the last time he does, he
leads the team right to the Clairvoyant.
Who turns out to be a man connected to a computer and lots
of tubes who can only talk through the computer. S.H.I.E.L.D. thought he was a vegetable, but
obviously he's not. As he goads the
team, Ward has enough and shoots him and spends the rest of the episode in the
brigg on the plane for it.
However, Coulson thinks it was bit too simple. John lead them directly to his boss and
didn't stay around to fight to protect him?
What if he was a plant - a distraction?
And Skye thinks that the Clairvoyant is someone on the inside, someone
who is using SHIELD personnel files and their knowledge of missions to pretend
to be clairvoyant.
Just about that time, Fitz discovers May's line to whoever
she is reporting to. Obviously proof
that she is the spy. Coulson and Skye
confront her, but she tries to tell them it's not what they think.
About that time, the plane makes a sudden turn and starts flying
on its own. May's denials that she knows
what is happening fall on deaf ears.
Unfortunately for the team, they are true. The plane seems to be under the command of
Agent Victoria Hand back at headquarters.
What she is really up to is anyone's guess. She might even be the Clairvoyant. All we know for sure is that she ordered
everyone on the plane killed when it lands except Coulson. Could it be up to Simmons, the only one not
on board, to save the day?
Writing it out, it doesn't feel like much happened, but
watching it, this felt like an action packed episode. Next week looks amazing as well, so strap on
because I have a feeling the rest of the season will be strong.
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