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** Like his character Mack, Henry Simmons is a Christian.
** Creator/GabrielLuna like his character, grew up without his father and had to be the man of the house in his immediate family. He also has a brother who was very close with.
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** Like his character Mack, Henry Simmons Creator/HenrySimmons is a devout Christian.
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** Ian Hart, who played Franklin Hall, has voiced his anger towards the series, due to having been promised an important recurring role which ended up getting reduced to a single episode appearance due to the shifting changes being made in the Marvel universe.
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** Creator/GabrielLuna: He grew up sharing a love for reading Marvel comics with his younger brother, and among his favorite characters was Johnny Blaze, the original Ghost Rider. When he was first approached to be on the show, the actor was very hesitant to acccept, as the role that was being offered was only a recurring one. He immediately changed his mind when he learned the character was an iteration of the Ghost Rider.
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** Creator/GabrielLuna: He grew up sharing a love for reading Marvel comics with his younger brother, and the original Ghost Rider was among his favorite characters was Johnny Blaze, the original Ghost Rider. characters. When he was first approached to be on the show, the actor he was very hesitant to acccept, accept, as the role that he was only being offered was only a recurring one. He role. Once he was told that the character would be Ghost Rider, he immediately changed his mind when he learned the character was an iteration of the Ghost Rider.
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** Creator/JasonOMara: He has mentioned that reading comics was a big part of his childhood,
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** In "Hot Potato Soup, the photograph of a young Fitz with his mother is a real life picture of Iain de Castecker and his mother, Linda.
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** Creator/NicholasBrendon let slip during a panel at the Albuquerque Comic Expo that he and Creator/JAugustRichards were the last two choices for Mike Peterson.
** Melinda was originally going to be a white woman named Althea Rice. Ming-Na Wen gave such a strong audition that the character became Chinese and her name was changed.
** "[[Recap/AgentsOfShieldS1E7TheHub The Hub]]" was written to exploit the real-life friendship of Brett Dalton and Iain De Caestecker. It is the first episode to air after the premier of ''Film/ThorTheDarkWorld'', and the following episode "The Well" covers the crossover elements. This along with the fact that Episode 10, "The Bridge" ends on a cliffhanger before the show returned the following year with "The Magical Place" strongly suggests that before "The Hub" was written, episodes 8-11 were meant to be aired as #7-10; ending the year 2013 with a two-part, mid-season finale.
** It's been confirmed that [[spoiler:Triplett]] was originally more of a MauveShirt - he was going to die in the Season 1 finale around the same time as [[spoiler:Garrett]] did, but his popularity and likability with the production team (and [[EnsembleDarkhorse fans]]) led to his getting a half-season reprieve before finally biting it in season 2 [[spoiler:being killed by the Terrigen that turned Raina and Skye into Inhumans]]. For that matter, [[spoiler:Grant Ward]] is rumored to have been considered for death in the same season finale before they decided he had too much potential to be killed off that quickly [[spoiler:prolonging until the mid-season finale of season 3, where Coulson finally kills him, and the new BigBad Hive then possesses his corpse for the rest of the season]].
** A spinoff involving Lance Hunter and Mockingbird, ''Marvel's Most Wanted'' was planned for a 2015 release, but it was shelved in favor of giving ''Agent Carter'' another season. It was revisited a year later and a pilot was featuring Delroy Lindo as Dominic Fortune was shot, but ABC ultimately passed on ordering the series, [[spoiler: causing Lance to [[TheBusComeBack return]] in season 5 in a guest role, though Adrianna Palicki's obligations to ''Series/TheOrville'' presumably kept Bobbi from doing the same]].
** An extended scene on the Season 2 DVD with Bobbi and Agent Calderon implies that the Enhanced HYDRA asset that Weaver fought at the academy was about 8 ft. tall and had skin like steel. Presumably, it got cut because it was too close a reference to Colossus from X-Men.
** [[http://screencrush.com/joss-whedon-agents-of-shield-coulson-marvel-tv/ There were plans to use Loki Scepter from the original ''Avengers'' movie during the show]], but the idea was scrapped due to ''Age of Ultron''.
** There were discussions about having Creator/EmilyVanCamp reprise her role as [[ComicBook/Agent13 Sharon Carter]] from the movies, but her commitments to ''Series/{{Revenge}}'' prevented this.
** A storyline involving [=MODOK=] was originlly planned, but Marvel Studios revoked their ability to use him. Presumably, the story would have centered around the Superior, who already had numerous {{Mythology Gag}}s to the character.
** Crystal from ''Series/{{Inhumans}}'' was announced to be making an appearance in Season 5 shortly before that show started. Then itsown page]]horrific reception caused them to walk back on whatever the plan was.
** After adding Agent Sousa in the final season, there was some hope to use the season's time travel story to reveal that Enver Gjokaj's small role as a cop in ''The Avengers'' was actually Sousa, but they couldn't figure out how to make it work on top of all the other timeline issues of the season.
** A [[TheStinger post-credits scene]] for the finale "[[Recap/AgentsOfSHIELDS7E13WhatWereFightingFor What We're Fighting For]]" was [[https://ew.com/tv/agents-of-shield-series-finale-cast-fate/ planned but never filmed]], which would have had Deke becoming the {{expy}} of the original Nick Fury as he already served as the series' {{expy}} of Star-Lord, in which he would don the iconic eyepatch.
** Creator/NicholasBrendon let slip during a panel at the Albuquerque Comic Expo that he and Creator/JAugustRichards were the last two choices for Mike Peterson.
** Melinda was originally going to be a white woman named Althea Rice. Ming-Na Wen gave such a strong audition that the character became Chinese and her name was changed.
** "[[Recap/AgentsOfShieldS1E7TheHub The Hub]]" was written to exploit the real-life friendship of Brett Dalton and Iain De Caestecker. It is the first episode to air after the premier of ''Film/ThorTheDarkWorld'', and the following episode "The Well" covers the crossover elements. This along with the fact that Episode 10, "The Bridge" ends on a cliffhanger before the show returned the following year with "The Magical Place" strongly suggests that before "The Hub" was written, episodes 8-11 were meant to be aired as #7-10; ending the year 2013 with a two-part, mid-season finale.
** It's been confirmed that [[spoiler:Triplett]] was originally more of a MauveShirt - he was going to die in the Season 1 finale around the same time as [[spoiler:Garrett]] did, but his popularity and likability with the production team (and [[EnsembleDarkhorse fans]]) led to his getting a half-season reprieve before finally biting it in season 2 [[spoiler:being killed by the Terrigen that turned Raina and Skye into Inhumans]]. For that matter, [[spoiler:Grant Ward]] is rumored to have been considered for death in the same season finale before they decided he had too much potential to be killed off that quickly [[spoiler:prolonging until the mid-season finale of season 3, where Coulson finally kills him, and the new BigBad Hive then possesses his corpse for the rest of the season]].
** A spinoff involving Lance Hunter and Mockingbird, ''Marvel's Most Wanted'' was planned for a 2015 release, but it was shelved in favor of giving ''Agent Carter'' another season. It was revisited a year later and a pilot was featuring Delroy Lindo as Dominic Fortune was shot, but ABC ultimately passed on ordering the series, [[spoiler: causing Lance to [[TheBusComeBack return]] in season 5 in a guest role, though Adrianna Palicki's obligations to ''Series/TheOrville'' presumably kept Bobbi from doing the same]].
** An extended scene on the Season 2 DVD with Bobbi and Agent Calderon implies that the Enhanced HYDRA asset that Weaver fought at the academy was about 8 ft. tall and had skin like steel. Presumably, it got cut because it was too close a reference to Colossus from X-Men.
** [[http://screencrush.com/joss-whedon-agents-of-shield-coulson-marvel-tv/ There were plans to use Loki Scepter from the original ''Avengers'' movie during the show]], but the idea was scrapped due to ''Age of Ultron''.
** There were discussions about having Creator/EmilyVanCamp reprise her role as [[ComicBook/Agent13 Sharon Carter]] from the movies, but her commitments to ''Series/{{Revenge}}'' prevented this.
** A storyline involving [=MODOK=] was originlly planned, but Marvel Studios revoked their ability to use him. Presumably, the story would have centered around the Superior, who already had numerous {{Mythology Gag}}s to the character.
** Crystal from ''Series/{{Inhumans}}'' was announced to be making an appearance in Season 5 shortly before that show started. Then its
** After adding Agent Sousa in the final season, there was some hope to use the season's time travel story to reveal that Enver Gjokaj's small role as a cop in ''The Avengers'' was actually Sousa, but they couldn't figure out how to make it work on top of all the other timeline issues of the season.
** A [[TheStinger post-credits scene]] for the finale "[[Recap/AgentsOfSHIELDS7E13WhatWereFightingFor What We're Fighting For]]" was [[https://ew.com/tv/agents-of-shield-series-finale-cast-fate/ planned but never filmed]], which would have had Deke becoming the {{expy}} of the original Nick Fury as he already served as the series' {{expy}} of Star-Lord, in which he would don the iconic eyepatch.
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* SparedByTheCut: In the middle of the first season, CorruptCorporateExecutive Ian Quinn escapes with the crate of Gravitonium. A scene originally showed a fellow unwitting agent of HYDRA, Raina, killing him by letting the mysterious element consume him but it was removed, leaving the character and plot device open for a return.
** Ultimately [[SubvertedTrope subverted]], as the show brought back the Gravitonium plot but the actor playing Quinn [[RealLifeWritesThePlot had retired from acting]]. The showrunners decided to simply put the cut scene back into the show, which had killed off Raina herself two seasons prior, leaving the character's fate neatly resolved with no further explanation required.
** Ultimately [[SubvertedTrope subverted]], as the show brought back the Gravitonium plot but the actor playing Quinn [[RealLifeWritesThePlot had retired from acting]]. The showrunners decided to simply put the cut scene back into the show, which had killed off Raina herself two seasons prior, leaving the character's fate neatly resolved with no further explanation required.
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** Creator/ClarkGregg himself is a long time Marvel comic fan, having grown up watching various Spider-Man tv series and reading comic books. He was a big fan of the characters Daredevil and Iron Fist, and was saddened that his character wasn't able to crossover into those respective series.
** Creator/PattonOswalt: Patton was very excited to join the series, as he was a big Marvel comics fan and enjoyed the first few episodes
** Creator/SimonKassianides was a comic book collector as a kid, with Daredevil being one of his favorites. He was already a fan of the series before being cast as Bakishi in season 2, having nothing but praise for the show's first season.
** Creator/AdriannePalicki was a fan of comics in general, having been influenced by her brother, who is a comic book writer. Upon being approached for the part, she was initially hesitant in accepting, as she thought she would never get the chance to play another Marvel character again if she did.
** Creator/GabrielLuna: He grew up sharing a love for reading Marvel comics with his younger brother, and among his favorite characters was Johnny Blaze, the original Ghost Rider. When he was first approached to be on the show, the actor was very hesitant to acccept, as the role that was being offered was only a recurring one. He immediately changed his mind when he learned the character was an iteration of the Ghost Rider.
** Creator/JasonOMara: has mentioned that reading comics was a big part of his childhood,
** Creator/ClarkGregg himself is a long time Marvel comic fan, having grown up watching various Spider-Man tv series and reading comic books. He was a big fan of the characters Daredevil and Iron Fist, and was saddened that his character wasn't able to crossover into those respective series.
** Creator/PattonOswalt: Patton was very excited to join the series, as he was a big Marvel comics fan and enjoyed the first few episodes
** Creator/SimonKassianides was a comic book collector as a kid, with Daredevil being one of his favorites. He was already a fan of the series before being cast as Bakishi in season 2, having nothing but praise for the show's first season.
** Creator/AdriannePalicki was a fan of comics in general, having been influenced by her brother, who is a comic book writer. Upon being approached for the part, she was initially hesitant in accepting, as she thought she would never get the chance to play another Marvel character again if she did.
** Creator/GabrielLuna: He grew up sharing a love for reading Marvel comics with his younger brother, and among his favorite characters was Johnny Blaze, the original Ghost Rider. When he was first approached to be on the show, the actor was very hesitant to acccept, as the role that was being offered was only a recurring one. He immediately changed his mind when he learned the character was an iteration of the Ghost Rider.
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** Creator/PattonOswalt: Patton was very excited to join the series, as he was a big Marvel comics fan and enjoyed the first few episodes
** Creator/SimonKassianides was a comic book collector as a kid, with Daredevil being one of his favorites. He was already a fan of the series before being cast as Bakishi in season 2, having nothing but praise for the show's first season.
** Creator/AdriannePalicki was a fan of comics in general, having been influenced by her brother, who is a comic book writer. Upon being approached for the part, she was initially hesitant in accepting, as she thought she would never get the chance to play another Marvel character again if she did.
** Creator/GabrielLuna: He grew up sharing a love for reading Marvel comics with his younger brother, and among his favorite characters was Johnny Blaze, the original Ghost Rider. When he was first approached to be on the show, the actor was very hesitant to acccept, as the role that was being offered was only a recurring one. He immediately changed his mind when he learned the character was an iteration of the Ghost Rider.
** Creator/JasonOMara: has mentioned that reading comics was a big part of his childhood,
** Creator/ClarkGregg is a long time Marvel comic fan, having grown up watching various Spider-Man tv series and reading comic books. He was a big fan of the characters Daredevil and Iron Fist, and was saddened that his character wasn't able to crossover into those respective series.
** Creator/PattonOswalt: Patton was very excited to join the series, as he was a big Marvel comics fan and enjoyed the first few episodes
** Creator/SimonKassianides was a comic book collector as a kid, with Daredevil being one of his favorites. He was already a fan of the series before being cast as Bakishi in season 2, having nothing but praise for the show's first season.
** Creator/AdriannePalicki was a fan of comics in general, having been influenced by her brother, who is a comic book writer. Upon being approached for the part, she was initially hesitant in accepting, as she thought she would never get the chance to play another Marvel character again if she did.
** Creator/GabrielLuna: He grew up sharing a love for reading Marvel comics with his younger brother, and among his favorite characters was Johnny Blaze, the original Ghost Rider. When he was first approached to be on the show, the actor was very hesitant to acccept, as the role that was being offered was only a recurring one. He immediately changed his mind when he learned the character was an iteration of the Ghost Rider.
** Creator/JasonOMara: has mentioned that reading comics was a big part of his childhood,
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* PostScriptSeason: The series was expected to get cancelled after Season Five, which is why it ended with Coulson being allowed to [[YourDaysAreNumbered die in peace]] and the team on an AndTheAdventureContinues mission in the episode named [[Recap/AgentsOfSHIELDS5E22TheEnd "The End"]]. The show was then unexpectedly picked off for a Sixth and Seventh season, forcing the creators to find a way to bring Creator/ClarkGregg back as another character.
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* PostScriptSeason: The series was expected to get cancelled after Season Five, which is why it ended with Coulson being allowed to [[YourDaysAreNumbered die in peace]] and the team on an AndTheAdventureContinues mission in the episode named [[Recap/AgentsOfSHIELDS5E22TheEnd "The End"]]. The show was then unexpectedly picked off up for a Sixth and Seventh season, two more seasons, forcing the creators to find a way to bring Creator/ClarkGregg back as another character.twice without ressurrecting Coulson again.
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** Creator/Elizabeth Henstridge had been in a relationship with Zachary Abel two years prior to him appearing as Tad, a SHIELD cadet.
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** Creator/{{ABC}} seems to be deliberately trying to [[WhyWontYouDie kill off the show]] as well. Even after all the scheduling issues that plagued the first season, later on when Season 4 came along, the series was pushed back from its previous 9:00 PM timeslot on Tuesdays to one starting at 10:00 PM, which [[RealityEnsues predictably]] led to a further drop in live ratings (and to a lesser extent on DVR). When the series endured ''that'' to get renewed for Season 5, the network announced that it would be shifted ''again'' to a new timeslot on [[FridayNightDeathSlot Fridays at 9:00 PM]], ''and'' it would only start airing ''after'' the [[BritishBrevity eight-episode premiere]] of ''Series/{{Inhumans}}'' concluded in the late fall. ''[[HumiliationConga And then]]'' the show took a very public budget cut.
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** Creator/{{ABC}} seems to be deliberately trying to [[WhyWontYouDie kill off the show]] as well. Even after all the scheduling issues that plagued the first season, later on when Season 4 came along, the series was pushed back from its previous 9:00 PM timeslot on Tuesdays to one starting at 10:00 PM, which [[RealityEnsues [[ForegoneConclusion predictably]] led to a further drop in live ratings (and to a lesser extent on DVR). When the series endured ''that'' to get renewed for Season 5, the network announced that it would be shifted ''again'' to a new timeslot on [[FridayNightDeathSlot Fridays at 9:00 PM]], ''and'' it would only start airing ''after'' the [[BritishBrevity eight-episode premiere]] of ''Series/{{Inhumans}}'' concluded in the late fall. ''[[HumiliationConga And then]]'' the show took a very public budget cut.
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* ExiledFromContinuity: [[http://splashpage.mtv.com/2013/09/24/mutant-marvels-agents-of-s-h-i-e-l-d/ According to]] WordOfGod, the show cannot use any ''ComicBook/XMen'', ''Comicbook/FantasticFour'', or ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'' characters since [[Film/XMenFilmSeries their]] [[Film/FantasticFour2015 film]] [[Film/TheAmazingSpiderMan rights]] are owned by [[Creator/TwentiethCenturyFox Fox]] and Creator/{{Sony}}.[[note]]As of February 2015, Sony has struck a deal with Marvel to reboot Spider-Man and bring him into the MCU. Whether this deal extends to Spiderverse references in the TV shows is yet to be seen (''Series/{{Iron Fist|2017}}'''s Italian dub references Spider-Man, but not the other dubs.)[[/note]] They can't even use ''the word'' "Mutants", which is why similar terms like "Gifted" are used to describe characters like Scorch. It's reinforced every time someone insists psychic powers aren't real. In the ''Film/XMenFilmSeries'', it's clear everyone (at least in positions of authority) knows that they certainly are. The presence of superpowered individuals is likewise considered a new thing to the general public in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, whereas ''X-Men'' not only had very public displays of superpowers, there was a political campaign about registering people with them.
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* ExiledFromContinuity: [[http://splashpage.mtv.com/2013/09/24/mutant-marvels-agents-of-s-h-i-e-l-d/ According to]] WordOfGod, the show cannot couldn't use any ''ComicBook/XMen'', ''Comicbook/FantasticFour'', or ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'' characters since [[Film/XMenFilmSeries their]] [[Film/FantasticFour2015 film]] [[Film/TheAmazingSpiderMan rights]] are were still owned by [[Creator/TwentiethCenturyFox Fox]] and Creator/{{Sony}}.Creator/{{Sony}} respectively.[[note]]As of February 2015, Sony has struck a deal with Marvel to reboot Spider-Man and bring him into the MCU. Whether this deal extends to Spiderverse references in the TV shows is yet to be seen (''Series/{{Iron Fist|2017}}'''s Italian dub references Spider-Man, but not the other dubs.)[[/note]] ) Disney has also since been able to purchase Fox only four years later, which removed all legal barriers that involved the X-Men. [[/note]] They can't couldn't even use ''the word'' "Mutants", "Mutants," which is why similar terms like "Gifted" are used to describe characters like Scorch. It's reinforced every time someone insists psychic powers aren't real. In the ''Film/XMenFilmSeries'', it's clear everyone (at least in positions of authority) knows that they certainly are. The presence of superpowered individuals is likewise considered a new thing to the general public in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, whereas ''X-Men'' not only had very public displays of superpowers, there was a political campaign about registering people with them.
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* FandomNod: In "The Only Light in the Darkness" it's revealed the orphanage Skye grew up at named her MarySue [[UnfortunateName Poots]]. Skye had previously been accused of being a MarySue by detractors of the character.
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* FandomNod: In "The Only Light in the Darkness" it's revealed the orphanage Skye grew up at named her MarySue [[UnfortunateName Poots]].Poots. Skye had previously been accused of being a MarySue by detractors of the character.
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** Creator/GabrielLuna like his character, grew up without his father and had to be the man of the house in his immediate family. He also has a brother who was very close with.
* ActorInspiredElement:
** Fitz's love for monkeys was inspired by Creator/IainDeCastecker's own love for monkeys.
* ActorInspiredElement:
** Fitz's love for monkeys was inspired by Creator/IainDeCastecker's own love for monkeys.
* AscendedFanboy:
** Creator/ClarkGregg himself is a long time Marvel comic fan, having grown up watching various Spider-Man tv series and reading comic books. He was a big fan of the characters Daredevil and Iron Fist, and was saddened that his character wasn't able to crossover into those respective series.
** Creator/PattonOswalt: Patton was very excited to join the series, as he was a big Marvel comics fan and enjoyed the first few episodes
** Creator/SimonKassianides was a comic book collector as a kid, with Daredevil being one of his favorites. He was already a fan of the series before being cast as Bakishi in season 2, having nothing but praise for the show's first season.
** Creator/AdriannePalicki was a fan of comics in general, having been influenced by her brother, who is a comic book writer. Upon being approached for the part, she was initially hesitant in accepting, as she thought she would never get the chance to play another Marvel character again if she did.
** Creator/GabrielLuna: He grew up sharing a love for reading Marvel comics with his younger brother, and among his favorite characters was Johnny Blaze, the original Ghost Rider. When he was first approached to be on the show, the actor was very hesitant to acccept, as the role that was being offered was only a recurring one. He immediately changed his mind when he learned the character was an iteration of the Ghost Rider.
** Creator/JasonOMara: has mentioned that reading comics was a big part of his childhood,
** Creator/ClarkGregg himself is a long time Marvel comic fan, having grown up watching various Spider-Man tv series and reading comic books. He was a big fan of the characters Daredevil and Iron Fist, and was saddened that his character wasn't able to crossover into those respective series.
** Creator/PattonOswalt: Patton was very excited to join the series, as he was a big Marvel comics fan and enjoyed the first few episodes
** Creator/SimonKassianides was a comic book collector as a kid, with Daredevil being one of his favorites. He was already a fan of the series before being cast as Bakishi in season 2, having nothing but praise for the show's first season.
** Creator/AdriannePalicki was a fan of comics in general, having been influenced by her brother, who is a comic book writer. Upon being approached for the part, she was initially hesitant in accepting, as she thought she would never get the chance to play another Marvel character again if she did.
** Creator/GabrielLuna: He grew up sharing a love for reading Marvel comics with his younger brother, and among his favorite characters was Johnny Blaze, the original Ghost Rider. When he was first approached to be on the show, the actor was very hesitant to acccept, as the role that was being offered was only a recurring one. He immediately changed his mind when he learned the character was an iteration of the Ghost Rider.
** Creator/JasonOMara: has mentioned that reading comics was a big part of his childhood,
** Ian Hart, who played Franklin Hall, has voiced his anger towards the series, due to having been promised an important recurring role which ended up getting reduced to a single episode appearance due to the shifting changes being made in the Marvel universe.
** Clark Gregg, who is a big fan of Daredevil and Iron Fist, has lamented how the "lawyer stuff" behind Marvel Television prevented the show from crossing over with the Netflix Marvel shows, even though there are several references made to each other within the shows. He specifically wanted the opportunity for Coulson to meet Danny Rand, something he considered a geek out moment for him.
** Clark Gregg, who is a big fan of Daredevil and Iron Fist, has lamented how the "lawyer stuff" behind Marvel Television prevented the show from crossing over with the Netflix Marvel shows, even though there are several references made to each other within the shows. He specifically wanted the opportunity for Coulson to meet Danny Rand, something he considered a geek out moment for him.
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** Played straight with Creator/Dove Cameron who is appoximately three years older than Ruby.
** Kora. She is meant
** [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] with Daisy. Chloe Bennet is four years younger than
** Played straight with Creator/Dove Cameron who is appoximately three years older than Ruby.
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** Creator/ReedDiamond, who played recurring character Laurence Dominic on ''Dollhouse'' as well as Don Pedro in ''Much Ado About Nothing'', plays Daniel Whitehall, the seeming BigBad for season 2.
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* Creator/Elizabeth Henstridge had been dating in a relationship with Zachary Abel two years prior to him appearing as Tad, a SHIELD cadet.
** In "Know Your Onions", Ernest Koenig's last line "This looks like the start to a marvelous friendship" was ab-libbed by Patton Oswalt. The line itself is a play on the final line of in the movie Film/Casablanca,
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* YouLookFamiliar: Dominic Rains, who plays Kasius in season 5, previously appeared in ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier'' as a CIA instructor.
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** Dominic Rains, who plays Kasius in season 5, previously appeared in ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier'' as a CIAinstructor.instructor.
** Peter Mensah, who plays Qovas in season 5, previously appeared in ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk'' as General Joe Greller.
** Dominic Rains, who plays Kasius in season 5, previously appeared in ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier'' as a CIA
** Peter Mensah, who plays Qovas in season 5, previously appeared in ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk'' as General Joe Greller.
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* ActingInTheDark: In the first season, Creator/BrettDalton (playing Ward) [[spoiler:was only told when it was necessary for him to know that Ward was a HYDRA mole]], and the rest of the cast kept in the dark slightly longer. Creator/BillPaxton, on the other hand, was told right from the start that [[spoiler:Garrett was the Clairvoyant]] but none of the other cast was, allowing him the opportunity to play the LargeHam [[spoiler:BigBad pretending to be a good guy]] right from the start with the others in the dark.
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* {{Jossed}}:
** When fans saw that the pilot involved an African American man with superpowers, many assumed that it was ComicBook/{{Luke Cage|HeroForHire}}. Whedon, however, assured that it wasn't him. [[spoiler:For good reason, because he's actually the VillainOfTheWeek who later becomes Deathlok.]]
** Indirectly; fans had theories spring up about Isabelle Hartley being Victoria Hand's lover, due to Hand dating a woman named Isabelle in the comics. This is never confirmed in the show, but {{Jossed}} by the creators as they realized what they did with both characters would lead to UnfortunateImplications.
** After directly revealing that Bobbi and Mack were indeed spying on the team for some reason, the very next episode took care to nip any theories of them being HYDRA in the bud, as one conversation goes a bit out of its way just so Bobbi can say "We're not HYDRA!"
** The fan theory that Lash was introduced so that he would be the one to kill Hive ends up bunk in "Emancipation", when James unexpectedly kills him. Turns out his ''real'' purpose was not to stop Hive but to save Daisy.
** Some fans took the promotional images for Season 4 that showed a flaming chain to be an indication that Hellfire would be joining the cast as a main character. The flaming chain actually belonged to ComicBook/GhostRider.
** "No Regrets" ended with May [[spoiler: putting Daisy through Terrigenesis as part of a HeelFaceTurn (until this point, Daisy [[BroughtDownToBadass didn't have her powers within the Framework]])]]. As there was previously nothing stating that [[spoiler: the power an Inhuman gets is set in stone]], some people thought that Daisy would [[spoiler: gain different powers within the Framework]]; this was disproven by the second sneak peek for "All the Madame's Men".
** The cliffhanger at the of the Season 4 finale was widely assumed to be setup for [[spoiler: Team Coulson to be recruited into Marvel's "Space SHIELD" organization SWORD, or if not them, another agency recruiting them to be their agents.]] This is shown to not be the case in the premiere of Season 5, where [[spoiler: the team are put onto a dangerous space station with no idea how they got there, presumably put there by the men who captured them at the diner. Coulson explicitly states that SHIELD has no space-based counterpart, meaning SWORD likely doesn't yet exist in the MCU.]]
** A lot of fans had hoped that it would turn out that Jasper Sitwell wasn't really a member of Hydra; maybe he was brainwashed, or undercover? Well, a flashback of General Hale's in season five lets us know otherwise.
** When fans saw that the pilot involved an African American man with superpowers, many assumed that it was ComicBook/{{Luke Cage|HeroForHire}}. Whedon, however, assured that it wasn't him. [[spoiler:For good reason, because he's actually the VillainOfTheWeek who later becomes Deathlok.]]
** Indirectly; fans had theories spring up about Isabelle Hartley being Victoria Hand's lover, due to Hand dating a woman named Isabelle in the comics. This is never confirmed in the show, but {{Jossed}} by the creators as they realized what they did with both characters would lead to UnfortunateImplications.
** After directly revealing that Bobbi and Mack were indeed spying on the team for some reason, the very next episode took care to nip any theories of them being HYDRA in the bud, as one conversation goes a bit out of its way just so Bobbi can say "We're not HYDRA!"
** The fan theory that Lash was introduced so that he would be the one to kill Hive ends up bunk in "Emancipation", when James unexpectedly kills him. Turns out his ''real'' purpose was not to stop Hive but to save Daisy.
** Some fans took the promotional images for Season 4 that showed a flaming chain to be an indication that Hellfire would be joining the cast as a main character. The flaming chain actually belonged to ComicBook/GhostRider.
** "No Regrets" ended with May [[spoiler: putting Daisy through Terrigenesis as part of a HeelFaceTurn (until this point, Daisy [[BroughtDownToBadass didn't have her powers within the Framework]])]]. As there was previously nothing stating that [[spoiler: the power an Inhuman gets is set in stone]], some people thought that Daisy would [[spoiler: gain different powers within the Framework]]; this was disproven by the second sneak peek for "All the Madame's Men".
** The cliffhanger at the of the Season 4 finale was widely assumed to be setup for [[spoiler: Team Coulson to be recruited into Marvel's "Space SHIELD" organization SWORD, or if not them, another agency recruiting them to be their agents.]] This is shown to not be the case in the premiere of Season 5, where [[spoiler: the team are put onto a dangerous space station with no idea how they got there, presumably put there by the men who captured them at the diner. Coulson explicitly states that SHIELD has no space-based counterpart, meaning SWORD likely doesn't yet exist in the MCU.]]
** A lot of fans had hoped that it would turn out that Jasper Sitwell wasn't really a member of Hydra; maybe he was brainwashed, or undercover? Well, a flashback of General Hale's in season five lets us know otherwise.
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** [[spoiler:Mallory Jansen has portrayed two separate bodies for Aida along with her human base, a woman named Agnes, and Madame Hydra in the Framework arc. The latter two share a scene together.]]
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** [[spoiler:Mallory Jansen [[spoiler:Creator/MalloryJansen has portrayed two separate bodies for Aida along with her human base, a woman named Agnes, and Madame Hydra in the Framework arc. The latter two share a scene together.]]
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** American actor Zach [=McGowan=] portrayed Russian Anton Ivanov.
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** American actor Zach [=McGowan=] Creator/ZachMcGowan portrayed Russian Anton Ivanov.
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** Daisy is half Chinese, half American. Chloe Bennet is half Chinese, half American, only in her case her mom is American and her father is Chinese. To add to it all, Coulson serves as a father-figure, while May serves as a mother-figure to Daisy. [[spoiler:Their ethnicities coincidentally correspond to Daisy's birth parents, Calvin Zabo and Jiaying.]]
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** Daisy is half Chinese, half American. Chloe Bennet Creator/ChloeBennet is half Chinese, half American, only in her case her mom is American and her father is Chinese. To add to it all, Coulson serves as a father-figure, while May serves as a mother-figure to Daisy. [[spoiler:Their ethnicities coincidentally correspond to Daisy's birth parents, Calvin Zabo and Jiaying.]]
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** Coulson says in "Laws of Nature" that Simmons' family are in Sheffield, which is Simmons' actress Elizabeth Henstridge's home town.
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* ApprovalOfGod: Clark Gregg and Ming Na Wen have made positive comments about their characters being [[{{Shipping}} shipped together.]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHvkk5TSlUQ&feature=youtu.be Gregg has even said that he can see where they're coming from.]]
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* ApprovalOfGod: Clark Gregg Creator/ClarkGregg and Ming Na Wen Creator/MingNaWen have made positive comments about their characters being [[{{Shipping}} shipped together.]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHvkk5TSlUQ&feature=youtu.be Gregg has even said that he can see where they're coming from.]]
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** Spencer Treat Clark (Werner von Strucker) previously worked with Joss Whedon in Whedon's adaptation of ''Theatre/MuchAdoAboutNothing''.
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* RomanceOnTheSet: Chloe Bennet began dating Austin Nichols for nearly four years after the latter guest-starred as Skye's no-good boyfriend Miles Lydon.
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* RomanceOnTheSet: Chloe Bennet Creator/ChloeBennet began dating Austin Nichols Creator/AustinNichols for nearly four years after the latter guest-starred as Skye's no-good boyfriend Miles Lydon.
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** Sunil Bakshi is likely supposed to be of South Asian-British descent based on his name, but he's played by Greek Cypriot-British actor Simon Kassianides.
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** Sunil Bakshi is likely supposed to be of South Asian-British descent based on his name, but he's played by Greek Cypriot-British actor Simon Kassianides.Creator/SimonKassianides.
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** In Season 2, Elizabeth Henstridge plays both Simmons and [[spoiler:Fitz's hallucination of Simmons. The latter looks and acts more like her Season 1 self, but with occasional slips into Fitz's own personality.]]
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** In Season 2, Elizabeth Henstridge Creator/ElizabethHenstridge plays both Simmons and [[spoiler:Fitz's hallucination of Simmons. The latter looks and acts more like her Season 1 self, but with occasional slips into Fitz's own personality.]]
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** Patton Oswalt played Eric Koenig ... then he played Billy Koenig ... then Sam Koenig ... then [[spoiler:Thurston Koenig, who's the last one. While Eric is dead, Billy; Sam; and Thurston have all been on screen at the same time in the episode "Hot Potato Soup".]]
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** Patton Oswalt Creator/PattonOswalt played Eric Koenig ... then he played Billy Koenig ... then Sam Koenig ... then [[spoiler:Thurston Koenig, who's the last one. While Eric is dead, Billy; Sam; and Thurston have all been on screen at the same time in the episode "Hot Potato Soup".]]
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** [[spoiler: ''The Devil Complex'' gives us Iain De Caestecker playing two versions of himself, Fitz, and the Doctor as a figment of his conscience. Specifically, while Simmons was portrayed as a kind and mentoring illusion, the good angel; the Doctor wants nothing more than to solve the problems Fitz faces by any means necessary, the bad devil.]]
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** [[spoiler: ''The "The Devil Complex'' Complex" gives us Iain De Caestecker playing two versions of himself, Fitz, and the Doctor as a figment of his conscience. Specifically, while Simmons was portrayed as a kind and mentoring illusion, the good angel; the Doctor wants nothing more than to solve the problems Fitz faces by any means necessary, the bad devil.]]
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* PlayingGertrude: Artemis Pebdani was born in 1977 but plays the ''elder'' sister of the Koenig brothers, all of whom are played by Creator/PattonOswalt, born in 1969.
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** J. August Richards from ''Series/{{Angel}}'' and Creator/RonGlass from ''Series/{{Firefly}}'' (both of which are previous works of Creator/JossWhedon) appear in the pilot episode.
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** In "Nothing Personal", J. August Richards [[http://www.assignmentx.com/2014/exclusive-interview-j-august-richards-on-marvels-agents-of-shield-part-1/ improvised]] patting Ward on the cheek after restarting his heart.
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** In "Nothing Personal", J. August Richards Creator/JAugustRichards [[http://www.assignmentx.com/2014/exclusive-interview-j-august-richards-on-marvels-agents-of-shield-part-1/ improvised]] patting Ward on the cheek after restarting his heart.
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** The series was caught in a feud between Marvel Studios (who made the MCU films) and Marvel Television (who made the MCU TV series).[[note]]The reason is basically that Marvel Studios kick-started the MCU from zero, Disney bought Marvel, and Marvel Television exploited it; so MS basically felt that MT was piggy-backing off their work[[/note]] The first conflict started when the TV series had just been confirmed: only two days laater they were informed that an upcoming film, "The Winter Soldier", would dismantle S.H.I.E.L.D., basically blowing up the show's premise.
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** The series was caught in a feud between Marvel Studios (who made the MCU films) and Marvel Television (who made the MCU TV series).[[note]]The reason is basically that Marvel Studios kick-started the MCU from zero, Disney bought Marvel, and Marvel Television exploited it; so MS basically felt that MT was piggy-backing off their work[[/note]] The first conflict started when the TV series had just been confirmed: only two days laater later they were informed that an upcoming film, "The Winter Soldier", would dismantle S.H.I.E.L.D., basically blowing up the show's premise.
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* NetworkToTheRescue: While ABC [[ScrewedByTheNetwork ABC seems to do whatever to try and force the show's cancellation]] -- with Season 4 originally intended to be the final season -- [[https://variety.com/2017/tv/news/abc-idol-inhuman-1202573827/ higher-ups at Disney wanted a Season 5]] because they saw the show as free advertising for the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse movies. And just when it seemed as though the show was on the bubble of cancellation with the end of Season 5, ABC agreed to compromise with Disney by doing a 13-episode Season 6 to save on budget, with a Season 7 of another 13 episodes filmed immediately afterward to take advantage of the cast's schedules.
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* NetworkToTheRescue: While ABC [[ScrewedByTheNetwork ABC seems to do whatever to try and force the show's cancellation]] -- with Season 4 originally intended to be the final season -- [[https://variety.com/2017/tv/news/abc-idol-inhuman-1202573827/ higher-ups at Disney wanted a Season 5]] because they saw the show as free advertising for the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse movies. And just when it seemed as though the show was on the bubble of cancellation with the end of Season 5, ABC agreed to compromise with Disney by doing a 13-episode Season 6 to save on budget, with a Season 7 of another 13 episodes filmed immediately afterward to take advantage of the cast's schedules.
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**In the Season 6 episode “Inescapable” Fitz and Simmons are trapped together in a shared mind prison where they relive memories and face personified versions of their own insecurities and issues. Iain de Caestecker plays both Fitz and [[spoiler:his Framework dark alter-ego, Leopold]], while Elizabeth Henstridge plays both Simmons and [[spoiler:a blood thirsty horror movie inspired version of her own Id, created by the feelings she’s repressed through years of multiple traumas.]]
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** In Season 7, many fans theorized that [[spoiler:Fitz and Simmons had been away from the team for much longer than it appeared in the time between being rescued by Enoch at the Lighthouse and Simmons saving the team at Izel’s temple and that they’d had a child during that time. The series finale confirmed that they had discovered Jemma was pregnant while building the time machine and then spent about four years living on the Zephyr out in space with their daughter before going back in time to rescue the team.]]
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** In Season 7, many fans theorized that [[spoiler:Fitz and Simmons had been away from the team for much longer than it appeared after being saved from the Lighthouse by Enoch in the Season 6 finale and that they’d had a child during that time. The series finale confirmed that they discovered Jemma was pregnant while they were building the time machine and spent about four years living on the Zephyr our in space with their daughter before going back in time to rescue the team.]]
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** In Season 7, many fans theorized that [[spoiler:Fitz and Simmons had been away from the team for much longer than it appeared after in the time between being saved from rescued by Enoch at the Lighthouse by Enoch in and Simmons saving the Season 6 finale team at Izel’s temple and that they’d had a child during that time. The series finale confirmed that they had discovered Jemma was pregnant while they were building the time machine and then spent about four years living on the Zephyr our out in space with their daughter before going back in time to rescue the team.]]
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** In Season 7, many fans theorized that [[spoiler:Fitz and Simmons had been away from the team for much longer than it appeared after being saved from the Lighthouse by Enoch in the Season 6 finale and that they’d had a child during that time. The series finale confirmed that they discovered Jemma was pregnant while they were building the time machine and spent about four years living on the Zephyr our in space with their daughter before going back in time to rescue the team.]]
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** In "Identity and Change", Coulson's female student who enters the classroom early is played by Creator/ClarkGregg's daughter, Frances Gregg.
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** Ward's HYDRA faction in the early Season 3 is either "HYDRA Junior" or "[[ReplacementScrappy HYDRA]]-[[BigBadWannabe wannabe]]", because their agents are not only consisting [[Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron Baron Strucker]]'s [[OverlordJr son]] but also generally being unconvincing or petty thugs who aren't even [[SharpDressedMan dressed sharply]], being seemingly unprofessional (at point Ward sheepishly warned them when they recklessly handle crates that may contain explosives), their base is a warehouse, [[EvilIsPetty their motivation is to cause chaos for S.H.I.E.L.D. to handle]] (aside from Ward's personal motivation for {{revenge}}), and they apparently lack of weaponry and manpower (to the point that Hunter attempted to infiltrate them by giving them weapons). They are also apparently not so connected with other HYDRA factions, especially the Inner Circle that includes Gideon Malick. They are also not only curb-stomped by ''two'' S.H.I.E.L.D. agents but also by Malick's faction later, to the point that they're eventually forced to merge into Malick's faction, with Ward being DemotedToDragon. Bobbi also calls them "Ward's little HYDRA dynasty". [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking Even their version of HYDRA symbol]] [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/marvelcinematicuniverse/images/9/9b/Ward's_HYDRA_logo.png look dirt cheap bad!]]
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** Ward's HYDRA faction in the early Season 3 is either "HYDRA Junior" or "[[ReplacementScrappy HYDRA]]-[[BigBadWannabe wannabe]]", because their agents are not only consisting [[Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron Baron Strucker]]'s [[OverlordJr son]] but also generally being unconvincing or petty thugs who aren't even [[SharpDressedMan dressed sharply]], being seemingly unprofessional (at point Ward sheepishly warned them when they recklessly handle crates that may contain explosives), their base is a warehouse, [[EvilIsPetty their motivation is to cause chaos for S.H.I.E.L.D. to handle]] (aside from Ward's personal motivation for {{revenge}}), and they apparently lack of weaponry and manpower (to the point that Hunter attempted to infiltrate them by giving them weapons). They are also apparently not so connected with other HYDRA factions, especially the Inner Circle that includes Gideon Malick. They are also not only curb-stomped by ''two'' S.H.I.E.L.D. agents but also by Malick's faction later, to the point that they're eventually forced to merge into Malick's faction, with Ward being DemotedToDragon. Bobbi also calls them "Ward's little HYDRA dynasty". [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking Even their version of HYDRA symbol]] [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/marvelcinematicuniverse/images/9/9b/Ward's_HYDRA_logo.png look net/marvelcinematicuniverse/images/9/9b/Ward%27s_HYDRA_logo.png looks dirt cheap bad!]]cheap!]]
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* DirectedByCastMember: Creator/ClarkGregg had directed an episode in Season 5, and another one in Season 6. Bonus points for the actor who portrayed the Director of S.H.I.E.L.D. becoming a literal Director of S.H.I.E.L.D.
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* WrittenInAbsence: Iain De Caestecker was filming a movie during the first few episodes of Season 5, thus necessitating [[spoiler: Fitz being the only member of the team left behind on modern-day Earth when Enoch transports the rest of the team through time.]]
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* WrittenInAbsence: Iain De Caestecker was filming a movie during the first few episodes of Season 5, thus necessitating [[spoiler: Fitz being the only member of the team left behind on modern-day Earth when Enoch transports the rest of the team through time.]]]] Taken UpToEleven in season 7 where once again due to De Caestecker's filming schedule with other projects, [[spoiler: he only appears in the last three episodes of the season (albeit admittedly a much shorter season than 5), and is no longer officially part of the main cast]].
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