Buy DVD UK: Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD Season 6

DVD Details

• Format: DVD Region 2 for the UK
• Number of Disc: 3
• Genre: Action & Adventure,Comedy,Science Fiction,Superhero
• Starring: Ming-Na, Clark Gregg, Henry Simmons
• Studio: Marvel
• Release Date: 2019

What’s it about

I’ve thoroughly enjoyed the first five seasons of the show, even through the groanworthy copy/paste jobs of The Matrix and Alien. Three episodes into season 6 and so far I’m just not feeling the magic anymore. Season after season the writers keep leaning on “Mirror, Mirror” style plotlines where one of the team shows up as an evil version. We’ve now had Evil Daisy, Evil Fitz, Evil May, and now Evil Phil. It’s like they have no other creative ideas.

Additionally, because the showrunners didn’t know they were being picked up for season 6 until late, this is the first season where it’s no longer directly tied to the proper MCU timeline. The final two episodes of Season 5 were directly driven by the events of Infinity War (Talbot being told of Thanos as his driving motivator to keep getting more Gravitonium; TV footage of New York following the Black Order’s attack). Season 6 is off doing its own thing when it’s supposed to take place after the Snappening and it feel like it has lost its way.

Agents Of SHIELD Stories

Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD – Season 6-Episode List

S6, Ep2 Window of Opportunity

While Fitz and Enoch struggle in space, Sarge and his team move forward with their mysterious mission on Earth.

S6, Ep4 Code Yellow

Yo-Yo and Keller take things public; parasitic aliens threaten the human race; and someone really needs boba.

S6, Ep6 Inescapable

Fitz and Simmons have fought through space, time and alternate realities to find each other, and now, closer than ever, only their own demons can stop their mission.

S6, Ep8 Collision Course (Part I)

To face The Galaxy-Hopping Hate-Beast That Eats Planets, the team on Earth asks for help in all the wrong places; while back on the Lazy Comet, something weird goes on with Izel’s crew.

S6, Ep10 Leap

The team must trust each other in order to face impending doom and an enemy that’s closer than they think.

S6, Ep12 The Sign

With time running short, the team has to go to hell to stop the end of everything.

5 Best Moments Of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 6

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D season 6 has come and gone and now it’s time to delve into the best moments of this MCU TV show.

Every season Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. takes bigger and better risks with storylines. Season six expanded beyond Earth. Not only did a team search for a lost agent in space, but a threat from outside the planet came to Earth with one very big plan.

Though the scope of the show was bigger, a lot of the character moments reigned the story in. There were plenty of lighthearted moments to give fans a breather during the action-heavy season. Likewise, a lot of emotional moments and character growth were there to satisfy fans. All types make the list of the best moments from season six.

5/5 Jemma Hallucinates A Fitz-Monkey

When Jemma and Daisy shared an alien snack dubbed “puffies,” they were in for quite the surprise. They ended up on a not-so-serious hallucinogenic trip. Though the episode doesn’t rank high amongst critics, fans lauded the hour for being a lighthearted departure from the usual Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. storylines.

Amongst Jemma and Daisy’s girl talk was a moment at the bar. Jemma, drink in front of her, saw Fitz dressed in a monkey suit. He wasn’t actually there but appeared to be dancing on the edge of her straw. Fans everywhere thank the special effects department for the sheer fun of that moment, and the nod to Fitz’s love for monkeys.

4/5 Quake Absorbs An Atomic Bomb Blast

Daisy’s powers grew exponentially in season five, but we didn’t see the extreme version of her quaking in action much in season six. One particular scene highlighted just how finely tuned her powers now are.

It seemed like all hope was lost for Daisy, May, Deke and Snowflake as Sarge abandoned them with an atomic bomb. After exhausting their options, and nearly admitting defeat, Daisy took matters into her own hands – literally. She used her quaking abilities to contain the blast of the bomb between her hands, saving all of their lives in the process.

3/5 Snowflake’s Girl Crush

The Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. audience had an interesting relationship with Snowflake. Some loved her carefree psychotic antics. Others couldn’t care less when she disappeared for the final stretch of episodes. Most, however, would agree that she had one of the most iconic lines of the season.

After already voicing her admiration for May numerous times, Snow got to see Daisy in action as she quaked a flock of shrikes to dust. She excitedly asked May, “are all the females on your planet this powerful?” May, of course, affirmed they were. The series has always had incredible female characters, but season six reminded the audience of that.

2/5 Mack VS. Sarge

In the early days of their working relationship, tension existed between Mack and Coulson. They disagreed on a lot of things regarding S.H.I.E.L.D., but they always had respect for one another. Coulson making Mack director in his absence, and leaving him Fury’s black box, showed how much faith Coulson had in him.

That’s why the appearance of Sarge, a being wearing Coulson’s face, hit him particularly hard. When agents brought Sarge into custody in “Toldja,” Mack couldn’t take Sarge’s smug attitude for long. After trading witty retorts and questions, the two came to blows. It was emotionally satisfying to see Mack let out all that aggression, and Sarge certainly held his own.

1/5 Fitz And Simmons Reunite

Jemma Simmons started her season six journey searching for a lost Fitz. The two narrowly missed one another repeatedly, only for Fitz to end up captured by Chronicoms when they did come face to face. When the two finally reunited, it was in a mindspace created by the Chronicoms to help them figure out time travel.

While the reunion itself is sweet, one of the best moments is Jemma immediately regressing to her 12-year-old self in an effort to hide parts of her mind from Fitz. Too worried about how he’ll react to things like his season five death, her defense mechanism is to become a stubborn and immature child. A light and funny moment in an otherwise emotionally cathartic episode.