Jemma's birthday cake, although only shown for a couple of seconds, is in the shape of the TARDIS. Small details but still love that they put it in!
@SolutadАй бұрын
Which is funny because this episode has always given me AGGRESSIVE Doctor Who vibes.
@ragtimeraverАй бұрын
A great callback to the "You're on a deserted island with a box. What's in the box?" question during her interrogation by Eric Koenig.
@WhiteFangofWarАй бұрын
A masterclass in acting by Elizabeth Henstridge. She actually directed some episodes of the show but not this one funnily enough.
@craiglortie8483Ай бұрын
no, she did the human robot episode from season 7.
@mxmacleaАй бұрын
I love how much Fitz and Simmons grow into absolute badasses over the course of this show.
@ShieldVidsАй бұрын
This is a spoiler technically.
@JantzkuАй бұрын
@@ShieldVidsYes.
@JoelMiller431Ай бұрын
Truly one of the show's unique and best episodes ever
@notavailable8514Ай бұрын
The fact that Will managed to get Gemma wine on such an awful planet, simply because it would've made her happy, no matter how terrible that wine ended up tasting, was something that obviously meant a lot to her. So much so, that, a few episodes ago, when Gemma's served the wine at the restaurant, she starts to cry. She didn't forget him, and wouldn't have forgiven herself if she'd left him there to die. A beautiful detail I missed the first time around. Love. This. SHOW!
@lahiruweliwitiya2Ай бұрын
Fun fact: Elizabeth Henstridge won an award for her acting in this! (can't remember which one tho haha)
@garymarshall4447Ай бұрын
@@lahiruweliwitiya2 She won the TV Line Performance of the Week award. The episode was also ranked one of the best episodes of the year by The Atlantic.
@doomse150Ай бұрын
In case you didn't make that connection, the portal opening that they shot the harpoon at was probably the one when Fitz broke into the containment chamber on the other side (since Coulson mentioned that it hadn't liquified again between then and Jemma being sucked in), so while their bottle didn't go through, it might have been what pushed the dust that Fitz found into the portal. Anyways, that was definitely a "normal" moon-based opening, which is why they could predict the when and where. The first time the portal was opened manually using the machine was when Fitz shot the flare, which they spotted by pure coincidence (due to the timing lining up with the rare sunrise that had them go to the surface). After that, the one time Daisy opened the portal was when Fitz jumped in and pulled Jemma out.
@SolutadАй бұрын
One of the best episodes and best ACTED episodes in the entire 7 season run. It's been years and I still can't get over how much Elizabeth Henstridge killed it here.
@andatoren4768Ай бұрын
That iphone battery is something that im envious of
@TimedRevolverАй бұрын
Well, Fitz got his hands on it. If that were factory default battery, Gemma looking at it too ahrd would have drained it dead.
@StarkillaDeАй бұрын
little headsup: thumbnail is still saying 3x04!
@Omn1MediaАй бұрын
Thank you!!!
@IceMetalPunkАй бұрын
Ah, there it is! When Gemma got back, I was confused, because I knew there was so much more we saw of that planet. Of course it was a flashback episode 😁
@MrAshwinChauhanАй бұрын
I talk to myself all the time. It's the only way to guarantee intelligent conversation ! 😂😂
@sessmurdaАй бұрын
This is ranked #6 in the IMDB rankings for the series btw. Such a great unique episode that had to be amazing for Elizabeth Henstridge. She had to carry most of the episode on her own and killed it.
@randomeditor247Ай бұрын
I love this episode! And man, is Elizabeth amazing! Fitz is such a good guy, he doesn't react with anger about Will, instead he immediately goes to start helping him. Amazing acting by the both of them!
@tomkadamsАй бұрын
A standout episode for the series, especially when you consider that they did all this as a traditional broadcast show.
@consolescrub4031Ай бұрын
Trying to avoid spoilers (I've seen it) but I always enjoy hearing theories. For those watching along for the first time, why do you think that thing is wearing the astronaut's stuff? Presumably if it's local it hardly needs environmental protection like that to move around unless it's naturally waterborne or similar.
@dondumitru7093Ай бұрын
-- SPOILERS -- -- Avoiding meta-explanations, 'it' messes with people's heads. 'It' makes people see things. -- Allowing meta-explanations, the writers wanted 'it' to be 'spooky' but didn't put in a lot of thought at this point into exactly how 'it' worked. Later portrayals of 'it', once they figured out the story for the second half of the season, required a retcon.
@consolescrub4031Ай бұрын
@@dondumitru7093 I admit, I was more trying to provoke thought in anyone watching along for the first time but that's a interesting explanation and I suppose I should expect the majority of people to have seen it already. Spoilers for this season below Unless there's something I'm forgetting from a later season, I don't recall any need for a retcon. Presumably what we see here is literally one of the astronaut's suit being worn along with --spoilers again--- the astronaut's body. On the meta level helmets where you can't see the face are generally unnerving (for example, Silence in the Library from Doctor Who) and it means the production team can save time and money on effects and casting rather than committing to a face immediately. On a non-meta level the question of why the suit can be answered with multiple reasons. We know 'it' is intelligent and capable of committing psychological warfare to the point of imitating an ally. (One could argue the cloak was used because 'it' was unfamiliar with Jemma and vagueness may serve as a better tool whereas 'it' associates Will with the astronauts.) Additionally, the suit serves as containment considering 'it' has likely been in possession of that form for at least 13 years and while it may be able to feed from local organisms enough to sustain itself, it's expanded metabolism is too much to repair injuries so that astronaut is likely not looking so hot right now. To my knowledge, 'it' doesn't provide visions, just indoctrination or outright possession.
@doomse150Ай бұрын
Spoilers It makes sense if you consider that one of "it's" strategies for surviving seems to be to imitate whoever it possesses and try to pass as human whenever possible (see it posing as Will when Fitz arrives). Considering the ways in which the astronauts died (fallen of a cliff, burned to death, axe to the head/throat) none of their bodies would look alive enough to fool anyone, so going for a bulky astronaut suit and a helmet with a visor that isn't see-through is the best option to keep up the facade.
@consolescrub4031Ай бұрын
@@doomse150 I agree entirely. I mostly just wanted to get people considering the implications of what's going on. Spoilers for the season below For example, wearing an outfit shows a degree of awareness but might just be needed to physically contain a deteriorating specimen. Deliberately wearing the outfit and outwards appearance of a trusted individual indicates a much higher level of mental faculty. It's one thing to know there's a monster out there, it's quite another to know the monster is smart.
@UserName-vb4lgАй бұрын
This episode is astounding. It’s a master class in storytelling.
@j3RicK243 күн бұрын
The amount of trust that the writers had for Elizabeth to write an episode of mostly just her acting alone and of course her brilliant execution of it all.
@nintenmetroАй бұрын
If we convert 4,722 hours, Jemma was stuck on Maveth for six months, two weeks, and two days. Elizabeth Henstridge spent about a week up in Simi Valley working on this episode.
@snoshio6043Ай бұрын
I remember when I was first watching this show, it was like almost 3 am when the previous episode ended and I couldn’t not watch this one. Absolutely worth it.
@StrangeSummersАй бұрын
Always waiting for this show's reaction.
@iCyberDevАй бұрын
One of my favorite episodes of the show, even in its simplicity.
@andatoren4768Ай бұрын
Jemma ❤
@serenity4eva89Ай бұрын
I'm really glad you understood what happened between Jemma and Will, because as you can imagine very few FitzSimmons shippers reacted to this relationship detour... well. It never bothered me (as a diehard FitzSimmons shipper), because I had... HOPE (and years of faith in these writers to make it worth it all) 😉 "His name is like your favorite word" - Will 🥺 Lil (Elizabeth) is ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT 😍 And yeah, the planet and the creature are INTRIGUING!
@owainedwards9984Ай бұрын
Pretty sure this episode won some awards too which is cool!
@catprogАй бұрын
4:24 Tidal heating from orbiting the planet. Volcanic activity. Their are quite a few options other then the sun.
@CharlesConnell-we4pqАй бұрын
Woooo. Just what I needed
@weisserdracheyАй бұрын
Awesome episode! Immediately clicked! I was waiting for this 🎉
@LuzariothАй бұрын
I both loved and hated that Episode. I was so despred to find out what happened with Andrew that I hated having to wait for the next episode... But this episode is just awesome ^^
@sarahphillips9644Ай бұрын
Omg!! I recently found some deleted scenes from this episode (and season 3) and it fills in some of relationship dynamics between will and jemma. When you finished the season you should reaction them and the ones from season 1 & 2.
@garymarshall4447Ай бұрын
Bored games :)
@EclecticMuse4Ай бұрын
I have such mixed feelings about this episode--like Elizabeth delivered such a powerhouse performance and it's an amazing story of Jemma's survival, but I hate, hate, HATE that they essentially turned it into a love triangle storyline between her, Fitz, and Will. HATE. In a way I feel like it even cheapens Jemma's struggle. But, meh, what can I say, I was just a supremely frustrated Fitzsimmons shipper 😂
@sarahphillips9644Ай бұрын
I didn’t like it at first so I understand, but I’ve started to take into account how much anyone would have bonded to someone after spending months alone together. Will has been isolated for years and thought jemma was a hallucination before she hit him. their relationship is based on their shared trauma being trapped on another planet, not jealousy or even baseline attraction. They bond over science, the stars, technology, their former lives, which feels more of way to keep each other sane than flirting. Wills knows Jemma’s in love with Fitz, and they only kiss after their escape attempt fails in every way and jemma has a breakdown. Is it an overdone tripe? Yes. But it was written to show that these are mature adults that complex relationships. !!SPOILERS AFTER THIS!! Fitz is jealous, but still tries to save will, even teaming up with him against Hydra and Ward. Will is a not secretly a terrible person, he’s just a guy that was sent to his death by Malick. Also, Jemma’s a catch, who wouldn’t want to date her? /j
@sarahphillips9644Ай бұрын
Also love your fitzsimmons art!! I listen to LITTOH podcast and I immediately recognized your style!
@donaldwatson7698Ай бұрын
Guessing the writers considered the planet's gravity and core radioactivity as generating heat, with possibly additional gravity effects from the gas giant nearby. That is, assume the writers gave heat any thought at all.
@silver9wolf6Ай бұрын
An amazing episode, wonderful job on Elizabeth's part! 😁
@SentarkАй бұрын
What an awesome episode
@BelhadeАй бұрын
Oof, this is a tough episode. A great one, to be sure, but it's so heart wrenching.
@daniellanctot6548Ай бұрын
12:31 - *_Intelligent people always talk to themselves: It's the only way they can find intelligent people with whom they may have a simulating conversation...!_* 😜 17:47 - *_Indeed. I don't know if it has changed with time but: For the longest time, this episode was rated in the top 3 episode of the whole AoS series (I think it was #1 for a time). It certainly a huge fan favorite and shows not only how much growth Jemma had prior to getting on the planet (Se1, Ep1 Jemma never would have survived this ordeal; not by a long shot!), but also how much growth she went through while O the planet!_* 18:42 - *_Humm.... A Dyson Sphere is a sphere that surrounds a star/sun, not buried inside a planet. The heat source Will was using in the cave more likely was heat from the planets core, possibly magma; whether that is part of the planet's natural core system or because of the gravitational pull from the planet/moons we saw in the sky would be difficult to say. I think the "planet" they're on is actually a moon of the big planetoid we saw in the sky, doubtful that what they were on was as big as that; unless it is a binary planet (Two planets circling each other; which is also possible)_*
@zarathos616thewolfАй бұрын
bro the thumbnail says ep 4l
@12chapinАй бұрын
I’m reaching for straws but considering this theory, remember that tentacle creature from the Captain Carter What If….? episode, imagine it came from here?
@12chapinАй бұрын
Hey Omn1. So the Monolith is similar to the Space Stone, it transports you through space and take you places. I wonder of its random where she was taken to?
@KostyurikАй бұрын
There are one episode of Lucifer ("Off the Record"), two episodes of "Doctor Who" ("Blink" and "Heaven Sent") and this one episode of "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D" that I consider perfect, as good as it could be, truly 10 out of 10. Funnily, three of those four are happening during season three.
@rorysreality3105Ай бұрын
I AM SO SORRY BUT THE ATTACK ON TITAN REFERENCE CAUGHT ME OFF GUARD BUT I LOVED AND APPRECIATED IT SO MUCH!!!!
@12chapinАй бұрын
It’s mavity now😆.
@forallmankind_Ай бұрын
dude where is the next episodes
@Omn1MediaАй бұрын
same day every week
@sessmurdaАй бұрын
@@Omn1Media SHIELD only went up on patreon today, youtube link still hidden
@kampfkeks6980Ай бұрын
@@Omn1Mediait’s not on KZbin yet
@Omn1MediaАй бұрын
Not sure what happened, I scheduled it to post at 12pm as usual but it didn't
@elfitzdindare17Ай бұрын
This episode upset me, because of course, there's just gonna be a random guy she meets in space to create a love triangle 😕. But once again the writers did it perfectly and Elizabeth deserves every award on the planet for her performance!!!! Just Amazing🎉🎉🎉🎉
@JimmelleCannon-us9njАй бұрын
It would had been better if there more than one person on that planet
@EclecticMuse4Ай бұрын
you 🤝 me lol
@elfitzdindare17Ай бұрын
@EclecticMuse4 😆 Yes I was upset but at the same time I was blown away by how incredible the whole series and the actors were!!!
@JimmelleCannon-us9njАй бұрын
@@elfitzdindare17 Elizabeth definitely deserves a award for this episode
@elfitzdindare17Ай бұрын
@@JimmelleCannon-us9nj Definitely!!
@InterstellarInerstateАй бұрын
To be honest this is my least favorite episode of this season, i absolutely love this show.this is one of my favorites seasons too,i binge watch every season once a year! Thanks Michael for the reaction see you on the next one.
@snoshio6043Ай бұрын
Wait least favourite? Wow. What are your reasons?
@12chapinАй бұрын
Hey Omn1. So the Monolith is similar to the Space Stone, it transports you through space and take you places. I wonder of its random where she was taken to?