History Awesome / AgentsOfSHIELDSeasonFour

* Coulson and Mack engage in a car chase with Robbie, which is awesome in and of itself. But wait until you see how they deal with a passing truck. Robbie simply swerves to avoid it, but Coulson and Mack go underneath and manage to get their convertible to the other side of the truck in one piece.

* Daisy and Robbie beating up the looters that were threatening Gabe.

* Jeffrey annoucing the official and legal revival of S.H.I.E.L.D. live on television.[[/folder]]

** On the meta level: Jason O'Mara's casting left many fans frustrated after Season 3 built up the director's identity, only for him to be a brand new character. This scene cemented him as being worthy.

* The show threw a massive TakeThat to ABC for cancelling ''Series/AgentCarter'', with Coulson talking about how she had a ton of amazing adventures that we will unfortunately never get to see. Well, we can always hope for some flashbacks.

* Mack works out on his own that Daisy and Yoyo have been communicating, and the latter has been stealing medication from SHIELD for the former. Not only does it show he's [[GeniusBruiser smarter than he looks,]] but it's also one of the most heart-wrenching moments the show has ever had.

'''Jeffrey:''' I prefer the term... ''[[spoiler: Inhuman]]''.]]

--> [[spoiler: '''May:''' You're a monster.\
'''Jeffrey:''' I prefer the term... ''Inhuman''.]]
** He then easily {{NeckLift}}s her and slams her into the wall, knocking her out instantly.

** Interestingly, Jeffrey is not a CanonForeigner- he's a Golden Age superhero known as Patriot (a LegacyCharacter for Captain America, later taking up Cap's mantle himself). In this, he's even more powerful.

* May finally snaps from and goes on a rampage through the base. Then she comes up against the new director, Jeffrey, [[spoiler:who's revealed to be an Inhuman when none of her blows phase him, and he easily {{Neck Lift}}s her and slams her into the wall to knock her out.]]
** Addendum to Jeffrey: in the comics he is known as the 'Patriot', a LegacyCharacter for Captain America. Here, [[spoiler:he is an Inhuman with SuperStrength and Enhanced Invulnerability, making him an even bigger comparison for Cap.]]
** Plus, the effect this scene had on a meta level. When Jason O'Mara's casting was announced, many fans groaned at the new director being a completely new character, after the Season 3 finale had gone to some lengths to build up their identity as some big surprise for next season. But this reveal got just about all of them on board with him.
* The show having the balls to throw a massive TakeThat to ABC for cancelling ''Series/AgentCarter'', with Coulson talking about how she had a ton of amazing adventures that were unfortunately undocumented.
* Ghost Rider burning a ghost to death. If that sentence sounds counter-intuitive, then you're not Ghost Rider.
* Mack working out on his own that Daisy and Yoyo have been communicating, and the latter has been stealing medication from SHIELD for the former.

* May finally snaps from and goes on a rampage through the base. Then she comes up against the new director, Jeffrey, [[spoiler:who's revealed to be an Inhuman when none of her blows phase him, and he easily {{Nexk Lift}}s her and slams her into the wall to knock her out.]]

** The [[VisualEffectsOfAwesome Ghost Rider looks fucking awesome!]] Just as good, if not better, than his previous live-action incarnations. He is also more expressive- while the films had his eyes be blank sockets, here he has glowing balls of fire inside them, and the brow of the skull ''moves''. It may cross into uncanny valley, but it is still sweet as ''fuck''. The skull face has to be seen to be believed. Plus the way it consumes Robbie's face instead of just switching is a masterwork.

* When Daisy meets Robbie the first time, she thinks he's an ordinary guy working at the junkyard. Then as he's leading her to the office, she hears him flip his keys and stops cold, remembering that sound from earlier. She turns just as Robbie's eyes light up and hits him with her powers, slamming him against a van and ''denting it''. The blow would've disabled most people, broken several bones from the impact and shattered others by the vibrations. [[NoSell Robbie shrugs it off]] and comes at her eyes aglow. He grabs a piece of rebar and lights it up like a freaking lightsaber, and the battle begins.
--> '''Robbie:''' Guess you have the Devil inside you, too.

* May finally snaps and goes on a rampage through the base. Then she comes up against the new director, [[spoiler:who is revealed as an Inhuman when none of her blows phase him, and he easily picks her up and slams her into the wall to knock her out.]]

* When the Rider takes over, he rips off a car bumper to use against Daisy. Then he just settles for his fists and takes her down with one punch. Bad for Daisy, but it goes a long way towards showing that Ghost Rider doesn't mess around.

* Ghost Rider's first scene has him pursuing some members of the Aryan Brotherhood. They fire an RPG at his car, which proceeds to flip, light up with hellfire, land on its wheels and keep right on going.
* Daisy meets Robbie for the first time and he starts leading her to the junkyard's office. Suddenly, she hears him flipping his keys and remembers the same sound that the Ghost Rider made. She turns just as he attacks her and she blows him back with her vibration powers. He hits the side of a van and then gets back up unaffected, his eyes glowing red. "Guess you have the Devil inside you, too," he says.

* The Visual Effects for Ghost Rider's transformation is phenomenal. The skull face has to be seen to be believed. Plus the way it consumes Robbie's face instead of just switching is a masterwork.

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* Ghost Rider's first scene has him pursuing some members of the Watchdogs. They fire an RPG at his car, which proceeds to flip, light up with hellfire, land on its wheels and keep right on going.

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