User Reviews

Talbot is does a 180 this episode that somehow made sense. And we get our Infinity war connection, it's probably not what many people wanted but to me it's a clever way to have Thanos be a driving force for the events on the show but not have the agents involved in the war itself. I dunno I dug that flipped take. There are some cheesy stuff in the episode, but the actors kind of sell it, like that Graviton outfit would look silly on anyone but Adrian Pasdar. Also I'm loving the continuation of the team drama, we are getting some interesting conversation out of this, though I'll remind Mack that he betrayed the team back in s2 and he has no high ground to stand on.

I've been struggling to keep watching this show. The character development, plotting, writing, all seem to have been on the decline for a few seasons. The amount of self referential jokes they constantly use, makes it seem like the show doesn't even take itself seriously anymore. (See: lampshading)

Additionally, I cannot really tell whether the more frequent political references are ironic or sincere. But either way, they are unwelcome. Whether it's Mack interrupting someone to make it clean, "First of all, there's only one god," or General Talbot complaining that the Confederacy is like a bunch of democrats, I'm just tired of it. Maybe if the show had some actual insight into politics, it might be interesting. But instead, they are just trolling the audience in an effort to fill airtime, since they don't actually have anything to say.

Half way through, I shut off the episode and canceled my season pass, and have never felt better about quitting a show.