Fans are missing a lot of fun adventures on all broadcast, cable or television, if they don't have Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D in their must-watch list. This week, Team Coulson will have a crossover that radiantly grows the Marvel Cinematic Universe on television, with Lady Sif (Jamie Alexander) returns to help him.
Thor or Loki will be in the episode, "Who You Really Are," penned by Drew Z. Greenberg, executive producer of Arrow and Warehouse 13, or cites of any huge fights which happened during the current MCU movie franchises. This is not a name-dropping event on television, in any form, just to be clear. There is more to it, it is the MCU made reality by Coulson (Clark Gregg) and his men. For the first time it seems that the series is currently being used to discover many recognizable aspects from Marvel's billion dollar film installments, to the expanding story about the superhumans.
In the "One of Us," episode, as Cal prepares to go after Coulson, he builds his own superpower team from The Index. Fans will also see Blair Underwood's arrival, May's ex-husband, he comes to help Skye with her now powers, he worked as a psychologist with S.H.I.E.L.D. Jeff Bell gave some clues that the "One of Us," episode will be a little different hour in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D world.
Now, Eddie McClintock matches Patton Oswalt, the series can definitely have a bit of comic relief these days, now that Fitz and Simmons are far more dangerous, far less fun and far more serious.
There will be more spoilers in the next few weeks, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D will continue, as the series proves that MCY crossovers could stand alone without The Avengers to change itself, until they can search an ease place to uncover the bout of cliffhangers at their clearance. Right now, thing is, other players like Deathlok and Ward are gone and nowhere to be found.
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