Started to watch the sixth season on Disney+ and have watched the first four episodes.
Not super interested in the quest for Fitz. Though, I like that the characters are split up and given individual plots and arcs. It feels like everyone has something to do. It beats all the main characters standing around at HQ. A few just standing there, because there's nothing for them in that scene to do.
The question of not Coulson is a little bit interesting (though, I know the resultion, so I can't speculate about it).
Sad moment when Yo-Yo had to kill Keller.
Was nice seeing Deke back in the fourth episode. Did not care for the Sequoia character. Did not care for the performance (played by showrunner Maurissa Tancharoen, so she probably didn't need to audition). The character felt like an annoying caricature of a social media influencer, rather than an actual person. I don't have much experience with influencers, but the ones that I've heard about tend to be 20-something, and the role feels like it calls for a 20-something woman. Meanwhile, Tancharoen is in her 40's. So, the character ends up looking exactly like what she is: a woman in her 40's, mocking the careers of women about 20-years her junior. Mocking them for doing something, that she didn't do, when she was in her 20's (in the 1990s).
Not super interested in the quest for Fitz. Though, I like that the characters are split up and given individual plots and arcs. It feels like everyone has something to do. It beats all the main characters standing around at HQ. A few just standing there, because there's nothing for them in that scene to do.
The question of not Coulson is a little bit interesting (though, I know the resultion, so I can't speculate about it).
Sad moment when Yo-Yo had to kill Keller.
Was nice seeing Deke back in the fourth episode. Did not care for the Sequoia character. Did not care for the performance (played by showrunner Maurissa Tancharoen, so she probably didn't need to audition). The character felt like an annoying caricature of a social media influencer, rather than an actual person. I don't have much experience with influencers, but the ones that I've heard about tend to be 20-something, and the role feels like it calls for a 20-something woman. Meanwhile, Tancharoen is in her 40's. So, the character ends up looking exactly like what she is: a woman in her 40's, mocking the careers of women about 20-years her junior. Mocking them for doing something, that she didn't do, when she was in her 20's (in the 1990s).
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