Warning: Full spoilers for the episode below.
Agents of SHIELD went big for its landmark 100th episode, though not in the way you might think. Yes, there was plenty of action, and various elements of danger, but this was a very internal and personal episode with some very grand and wonderful emotional moments.
Sure, the idea of a timespace rip unleashing a "fear" dimension that can weaponize someone's various anxieties was a convenient way to bring back a few Ghosts of Christmas Past, but it was also so ludicrous that it actually played really well into Coulson's big "Total Recall" moment when he was confronted by Mike Peterson (the returning J. August Richards) and told he was, in a sense, Jacob's Ladder'ing the entire show.
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Agents of SHIELD went big for its landmark 100th episode, though not in the way you might think. Yes, there was plenty of action, and various elements of danger, but this was a very internal and personal episode with some very grand and wonderful emotional moments.
Sure, the idea of a timespace rip unleashing a "fear" dimension that can weaponize someone's various anxieties was a convenient way to bring back a few Ghosts of Christmas Past, but it was also so ludicrous that it actually played really well into Coulson's big "Total Recall" moment when he was confronted by Mike Peterson (the returning J. August Richards) and told he was, in a sense, Jacob's Ladder'ing the entire show.
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