Fury gathers his allies. Gravik deals with unrest.
| EPISODE | RELEASE DATE | RUNTIME | CREDITS SCENE? |
|---|---|---|---|
| S01E05: Harvest | July 19th, 2023 on Disney+ | 39min | None |
Fury gathers his allies. Gravik deals with unrest.
| EPISODE | RELEASE DATE | RUNTIME | CREDITS SCENE? |
|---|---|---|---|
| S01E05: Harvest | July 19th, 2023 on Disney+ | 39min | None |
Why did Fury even back down from killing Faux-Rhodey at that point? That would’ve exposed the skrull threat right there and given him the one thing that could help clear his name. “There’s literally shapeshifting aliens trying to start WW3, you think I killed my own partner? I’ve had it with these motherfucking skrulls on this motherfucking planet!”
I hate this show more and more with each episode and it’s the first Marvel show I’ve had to force myself to watch. It has no redeeming qualities outside of Olivia Colman, everything else is just trash
Makes no sense. Fury not the type to chicken out.
It worked perfectly for Sonya too
Seeing the last episode (SPOILERS), it arguably makes things worse not taking fauxRhodey out, since he’s able to convince the President to launch nukes and the world is seconds away from nuclear destruction. I guess it makes for raised stakes and all that, but taking out fauxRhodey earlier on would’ve solved a lot of problems right there. It also could’ve led to an actual confrontation between Fury and Gravik, assuming Fury actually went there to Russia, as opposed to whatever we got.