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When you're bad, you're Beiber?

I liked her in the first movie. There was just enough of it. They way overdid it in the second.

I'm sorry. I should be nicer; after all . . .

I was wondering the same thing. I also had no idea what was going on.

I guess Adrianne Palicki's not coming back to Agents of SHIELD. Trailer didn't hit my funny bone at all, but I'll check it out anyway.

Too bad Agent L didn't have an entangle.

I think the staggering may be due to celebrating too hard. Slow down on the booze. :^P

Died after a robbery. He'd be alive if he wasn't stupid enough to try to do a job he wasn't qualified for and didn't have the tools to perform.

Not really. "I believe in due process because taking the law into my own hands makes me no better than the criminal." There ya go, one statement encapsulating both concepts. The argument is that it's better for society to let the group handle justice than to mete it out individually. That's a single motivation.

It's also against the most important rule: Don't kill off recurring characters if there's still money to be made off of them.

Now if they can just build some whale tunnels to keep them out of the way of their whaling ships . . .

The Waves of Loki Patera sounds like an excellent pulp SF title.

Diane Lane :love:

re: the spoilered points:

I still wonder if they're going to pull one of the framework people (Ward or Tripp) out of the framework via the 3d flesh printer. If it was on the sub, then it may still be possible, but I got the impression is was on the torpedoed drilling rig base. A mass exodus of everyone from the Framework via the device might be an amusing finale. The team thinks they've wrapped everything up, only to find a huge (really huge) gathering of former framework constructs to deal with.

The problem with knocking him out and dragging him through is that by the time he objected it was just him and Daisy there. No way she could keep the portal clear and haul his huge self through it at the same time. She was stupid for telling him his daughter was dead in the real world, though. She should have lied to him to get him to come through. He wasn't in any condition to make his own decisions after having his mind reprogrammed by the Matr Framework.

https://youtu.be/PYYN-yRQKk0

The Mummy, because he sucks less. King Kong vs Donkey Kong.

Savitar is the shark Flash just jumped over.

It's merely your logic. AKA head canon. I'm not saying it isn't a bad plot twist. I'm just saying that the only explanations that fit within the show are either copied superpower or device. Or . . . This would be cool, too. I don't think they have enough episodes left to play with that idea, though, so had discarded it. I'm kind of expecting something along those lines, if the explanation turns out to be copied powers. But who knows this season? There hasn't been much internal consistency so far, and I'm not expecting them to start now.

The only problem is that by the time it was down to him and Skye/Daisy/Shake-n-Bake, there was no way she could accomplish it. If she knocks him out, she has to throw him over with one hand while keeping the portal clear with the other. Or jumping while carrying him. Mac's too big for those solutions to work. Though I probably shouldn't try to apply too much logic to the Framework stuff.

Seriously. This is all your head canon. I thought it was a bit out of left field to give her the teleport power, too, but since it seems to be an ability the comic analog has I see why they did it. The most logical in-universe explanation is that she copied the ability from an inhuman if it's innate or that she has access to a teleportation device. I'm assuming the former, because I don't think we've seen teleportation tech in the MCU yet.

Why do you assume she has to replicate terrigenesis when she can build a body by the molecule? All she has to do is copy the end result.