DJariya

Synopsis:

SECRETS SPLIT COULSON'S TEAM, AND LIVES MAY BE LOST, ON ABC'S "MARVEL'S AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D."

"The Hub" - Dangerous secrets are being kept from Coulson's team, and he works the system to save Ward and Fitz when they are sent on a Level 8 classified mission that may end in tragedy, on "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.," TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12 (8:00-9:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network.

"Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." stars Clark Gregg as Agent Phil Coulson, Ming-Na Wen as Agent Melinda May, Brett Dalton as Agent Grant Ward, Chloe Bennet as Skye, Iain De Caestecker as Agent Leo Fitz and Elizabeth Henstridge as Agent Jemma Simmons.

Guest starring are Saffron Burrows as Victoria Hand, Maximiliano Hernandez as Agent Sitwell, Ilia Volok as Vladimir, Alison White as Anya, Charles Halford as Agent Shaw and Vladimir Sizov as Siberian soldier #1.

"The Hub" was written by Rafe Judkins & Lauren LeFranc and directed by Bobby Roth.


Episode 7 of 22



Finally caught up coming into tonight. It's definitely gotten better.

dex14

I like how they are atleast trying to use all the SHIELD agents they've shown in the movies or one shots.

big e

Decent episode, although I wish they would fight villains from the comics instead of generic bad guys every week.

The Valeyard

Coulson is a "robot version of himself."

Ranger

I liked this episode. One of the better ones, IMO.

Setzer

Agreed!

This show has gotten better with each episode. Really glad I didn't give up on it after the first two.

dalbowski

I guess Lizzie could kill, drag, and burn the bodies all by herself. It didn't seem that hard for Jemma.

VHS?

Wrong show, dude.

Mondo Kane

^Oh, for a moment there, I thought Simmons did more damage to that SHIELD Agent she shot!

Baron Of Hell

I liked how they handled Fitz in this. I thought the actor did a good job for his part.

Jackskeleton

I'm still feeling like they aren't pulling the trigger in incorporating the grand Marvel universe as a whole. Yeah, next week we get some film tie-in/clean up. But this whole centipede stuff just needs to be dropped and they need to cement either Hydra or A.I.M as the grander evil. You see SHIELD be all powerful, you gotta give them some purpose, or at least name drop a bit more.

Till they do, Arrow will be the better comic television show that takes those risk when other comic shows can't.

Shinobi

Simmons is adorable.

Jcheckel

Speculation about Captain America 2 and it's relation to Agents of SHIELD and a possible season 2:

Fielding Mellish

Victoria Hand and a vintage concept from the comic books? I'm shocked.

stingermck

I was not expecting to see Victoria Hand, which was great. Osborn walking in would have been perfect.

Draven

I liked the mention of Barton and Romanov too.

Thought this was anothe good episode. Liked that this started in the middle if a mission and they didn't backpedal it to an earlier time,

hanshotfirst1138

Not if Sony have anything to say about it.

The Valeyard

They even mentioned the Triskelion. A very nerd-pleasing episode.

Big Boy Laroux

Casting of Hand seemed a little too old for me. Plus she looked HUGE next to coulson. other than that, another good "team-building" episode. interactions with ward and fitz were great.

Josh-da-man

I sort of find myself scratching my head and wondering why they weren't going to extract Fitz and Ward when it wasn't that difficult at all to pull off.

Simple dramatic tension, or is SHIELD up to something else?

VHS?

Down sizing due to budget cuts and ObamaCare

Mr. Salty

Right show. He was comparing Jemma (Simmons) dragging away Agent Sitwell after she shot him to Lizzie dragging away the bodies on "Walking Dead."
Toward the end of the episode, didn't Victoria say to one of her minions something about Coulson's team not needing an extraction plan?

Jason

I'd like to see one episode that does not mention the Avengers movie in any way.

And Coulson's response should have been "Barton and Romanov don't need extraction teams."

Jackskeleton

Actually, I believe Sony only has Film rights to Spider-man. TV rights are in the hands of Disney.

Dr. DVD

Liked this ep.quite a bit. Had a lot of the intelligent humor one comes to expect from Whedon series, as opposed to zingers. I guess we are meant to infer that May is the SHIELD agent that brought Skye to the orphanage? She's obviously not also her mother, as she seemed to wonder about that herself.

I would love to run a train with Skye and Simmons.