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Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Collision Course [6x08 + 6x09] [Full Reaction] (Patreon)

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Since these two episodes have the same title and just labelled Part I and Part II, I decided to put them in the same video and do one review at the end of the second episode. I'm really looking forward to your thoughts and breakdowns on this part of the season! I'm having fun but I'm also STRESSED. Thanks for watching! 🥰

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Agents of SHIELD: Collision Course [6x08 + 6x09] | Full-Length Watchalong Reaction

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2026-11-06 05:00 Some people were confused on what daisy did with the atom bomb and the strike so I wanted to explain what I believe she did. The atom bomb was supposed to go off with the crash so I assuming all Daisy did was find the vibrational frequency of the atoms in the bomb and send out a counter frequency that would cancel out any movement in the atoms. That kept everything in the bubble from moving. She does the same thing with shrike. Once she locks onto their vibrational frequency she can dissolve them from the inside by shaking their atoms until they are dust. It is a very advanced level of her power that is not easy because you would need the chokepoint to keep the subject from being able to move out of the range of it. Since they are headed right towards her it is alot easier. In the comics I believe she exploded wolverine's heart doing that but since he can heal it wasn't a big deal. The reunion scene with deke and fitz is just so hilarious. He has no idea who deke is but he takes it pretty well. This was basically the midseason finale but instead of another 11 episodes of a new arc like previous season we are setting up the finale and getting ready for next season. RIP Sarge and his two members. Pax and Jaco.
2026-11-07 04:00 Some people were confused on what daisy did with the atom bomb and the strike so I wanted to explain what I believe she did. The atom bomb was supposed to go off with the crash so I assumed all Daisy did was find the vibrational frequency of the atoms in the bomb and send out a counter frequency that would cancel out any movement in the atoms. That kept everything in the bubble from moving. She does the same thing with shrike. Once she locks onto their vibrational frequency she can dissolve them from the inside by shaking their atoms until they are dust. It is a very advanced level of her power that is not easy because you would need the chokepoint to keep the subject from being able to move out of the range of it. Since they are headed right towards her it is alot easier. In the comics I believe she exploded wolverine's heart doing that but since he can heal it wasn't a big deal. The reunion scene with deke and fitz is just so hilarious. He has no idea who deke is but he takes it pretty well. This was basically the midseason finale but instead of another 11 episodes of a new arc like previous season we are setting up the finale and getting ready for next season. RIP Sarge and his two members. Pax and Jaco.
2026-11-05 13:49 Some people were confused on what daisy did with the atom bomb and the strike so I wanted to explain what I believe she did. The atom bomb was supposed to go off with the crash so I assumed all Daisy did was find the vibrational frequency of the atoms in the bomb and send out a counter frequency that would cancel out any movement in the atoms. That kept everything in the bubble from moving. She does the same thing with shrike. Once she locks onto their vibrational frequency she can dissolve them from the inside by shaking their atoms until they are dust. It is a very advanced level of her power that is not easy because you would need the chokepoint to keep the subject from being able to move out of the range of it. Since they are headed right towards her it is alot easier. In the comics I believe she exploded wolverine's heart doing that but since he can heal it wasn't a big deal. The reunion scene with deke and fitz is just so hilarious. He has no idea who deke is but he takes it pretty well. This was basically the midseason finale but instead of another 11 episodes of a new arc like previous season we are setting up the finale and getting ready for next season. RIP Sarge and his two team members. Pax and Jaco.

Some people were confused on what daisy did with the atom bomb and the strike so I wanted to explain what I believe she did. The atom bomb was supposed to go off with the crash so I assumed all Daisy did was find the vibrational frequency of the atoms in the bomb and send out a counter frequency that would cancel out any movement in the atoms. That kept everything in the bubble from moving. She does the same thing with shrike. Once she locks onto their vibrational frequency she can dissolve them from the inside by shaking their atoms until they are dust. It is a very advanced level of her power that is not easy because you would need the chokepoint to keep the subject from being able to move out of the range of it. Since they are headed right towards her it is alot easier. In the comics I believe she exploded wolverine's heart doing that but since he can heal it wasn't a big deal. The reunion scene with deke and fitz is just so hilarious. He has no idea who deke is but he takes it pretty well. This was basically the midseason finale but instead of another 11 episodes of a new arc like previous season we are setting up the finale and getting ready for next season. RIP Sarge and his two team members. Pax and Jaco.

Sean Ellingham

Jaco! He *was* likeable 🙁 So, quite a bit happened! Obviously the headline is that the team is finally back together, but we also find out that Izel is the creator of the Shrike, she's looking for the monoliths, and she knows and is opposed to Sarge. I'm not all that surprised that you don't know what to think of Izel - she only first appeared last episode, so we barely know her. We can't really frame her up using what we know of Sarge either, because frankly we still don't know all that much about him. As for what happened to her at the end? 🤷 Sarge is ruthless and really doesn't seem to care about anyone on his team. It was good to see a proper fight with Mack - Clark hasn't really had the chance to do that sort of thing all that much over the series. I do recall some comments when this aired about people not thinking Sarge should be able to put up much of a fight against Mack, which strikes me as both a disservice to Clark - who has a black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu - and a tad hypocritical - if it's fine for May to defeat guys twice her size, why isn't the same true for the guys? I find Yo-Yo's sarcastic remark about knowing Inca mythology a little weird TBH - I get that *expecting* her to know is potentially insensitive, but I don't think it's unreasonable that she might have learnt something about it as a child (in the same way the Roman and Napoleonic Empires are taught in Europe (amongst others), I would think it was likely that the Inca Empire and other pre-Columbian civilisations would be taught as part of history in most South American countries - at least to some extent). Daisy destroying all the Shrike does feel a little too easy in the moment, though I did like her 'cocooning' the bomb in a quake bubble to shield it from impact - that feels like a logical extension of what we've seen her do previously.

Thadman

I think you might be confusing the last two seasons of the show being connected (6&7) to this being connected with last season (5). The Earth cracking was SO last year. 😜️ This is all new world destroying threats. Deke is from a different timeline, at this point. Probably won't exist in this timeline unless by some strange luck FitzSimmon's kid meets and gets together with a Mr. Shaw. Since the human race will not be all together in the Lighthouse anymore, the chances of them meeting in this future is pretty astronomical. So, you can stop worrying about if Deke will or won't exist from anything they do now. He's here, from another timeline, and he's not going to blink out of existence or anything. He just jumped timelines. This consideration you're worrying about is not part of the writing of the storylines for the last two seasons. Not spoiling, this is something we all understood by this point because we'd had time to think about it and get explanations. Also, this show doesn't bring the major problem of one season to the next. They resolve it by season's end, if you notice. If it was meant to crossover, they'd have left off with a cliffhanger. Also remember, S5 was written to be a series finale (possibly). The only dangling thread was that they were going to have to go find Fitz. Al the threats are new.

Thadman

Yes, remember Daisy can feel and attune to the vibrational frequency of anything (the mountain, glasses of water, etc. from S2) and, with practice, match it or, in this case, find the counter-balancing frequency. Like noise-cancelling. That's how I viewed it. Going back to her beginnings in Afterlife with Jai-yang, She, unintentionally, destroyed those glasses of water when she was trying to match the frequency to make them make tones. Here, she did it intentionally.

Thadman

Also, the video footage of Quake outside the quinjet last season, we saw already in the finale. She got out to confront Talbot and turned to yell at Coulson to go back and take the serum.

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When you say that what you're telling me isn't spoilers because all of you watching at the time of this airing had plenty of time to talk to one another and get explanations, please remember that I'm not doing that. It's not like I'm looking up articles and reading them as I'm watching this season and I'm certainly not reading what showrunners explained to viewers back then as this was airing. These are all things that I am really excited to do *after* I've completed the series in its entirety, and definitely in the future on a re-watch. As you very well know by this point, I don't want to be spoiled about anything that's to come. I apologize for my theories have been so out-there that you felt it was necessary to write this comment to insist that I need to drop them. I get how annoying my remarks must have been, because I have recently watched some reactions to something else and their theories about it were very wrong too. However, I also remember what it was like watching what they were watching for the first time and my annoyance comes from a place where I understand more than they do. But that's on me, not on them. I suppose this would all be easier and perhaps a bit more entertaining for most people if I was the type of person who doesn't think about where the storyline might be going, but that's genuinely just who I am and I do the same even with books. Since Agents of SHIELD has brought back monoliths and even mentioned Ghost Rider in this season, that had made me feel like maybe things would be a bit more connected than we had seen previously. I don't feel that's an unreasonable thing to think. If it helps, I want to try and properly articulate where my mindset has been because I don't know that I've been doing a good enough job of communicating that in my reactions and reviews so far in this season. Bare with me. I think where my confusion has been coming from is a couple major things. The first is the fact that this show isn't canon to the MCU. At least for me, I feel like the show itself has not given us viewers a solid explanation of how *they* are handling the multiverse and timelines since the events of Season 5, unless I have completely forgotten about something or misunderstood something, which is possible. As much as I really enjoyed my chosen watch order of all these Marvel shows, it is probably easier to understand Agents of SHIELD in particular when it is all watched back-to-back. I've been viewing this season as being in the same timeline as Season 5, which seems wrong now after reading your comment. The second thing is that I am pretty sure that I am mixing up time travel rules in my mind and forgetting what Marvel has established. Season 5 mentioned Thanos and we are one year later from that. This kind of ties into the first thing, where the show isn't canon, but I also think I've been leaning a little too much on the whole "the future and past can influence one another" time travel rule instead of thinking of multiple/branching timelines and that they're all separate from one another, which we've seen in things like Loki. So it seems that Season 6 is a completely different timeline from Season 5, that's what I'm understanding from your comment. The team saved Earth from Graviton/Talbot in Timeline A, let's call it, and Coulson and Fitz died there, but now we're all in Timeline B and dealing with a new threat for Earth in this timeline, but the team all has the memories and experiences from Timeline A? I suppose it depends when the branching off happens. Cryo-Fitz would have also been in Timeline A, so I guess the branching off happens after getting him. I understand that Season 5 was written to be a series finale. However once they were told that they could continue the show, it seems reasonable to me that they *could* have made the decision to mix things up a bit more drastically. Shows sometimes take risks and do things differently. I hope this helps clarify how I've been experiencing this season so far. I recorded my reactions to Episodes 10 and 11 prior to sharing these reactions with you all, so there might still be more Season 5 connection theorizing on my part in those two episodes. At this time, I can't actually remember if I did and what I may have said. But I promise that with Episode 12 and onward, I'll drop Season 5 from my mind! 😄

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Yeah, the fight with Mack was great. It's always good to see him get into one just because he's so tall and wide (and has nice arms haha). I also agree with your point about May. I dig the mystery about both Sarge and Izel, because it's definitely one of those "things are probably not what they seem" things.

Thadman

I don't mean to imply that we got explanations from the showrunners for this type of thing. Time travel stories CAN be confusing, especially if you don't know the rules of the universe they're working in. The show wasn't considered non-canon by some until after it was over and that's their personal feelings. No one from Marvel ever said it wasn't. The showrunners were writing it to be canon, as much as they could, so they weren't going to change the rules of the universe. The rules of the universe are pre-established in the comics that they're based on. You don't have to have read the comics beforehand, I'm just saying both the show and movies are playing in the same universe, so same basic rules. They were definitely not trying to confuse people when telling these kinds of stories. That and the fact that they don't carry the big problems to the next seasons made it that no one, I can recall, considered the main problem would be carried over. You are at a disadvantage by not having others, in real time, to bounce off ideas and you're looking at it from years after with knowledge of some things that were found out in the months and years after of intent and things that are, undoubtedly, making things more clouded than any of our thoughts at the time. They did not go deep in depth, but they did mention the multiverse theory a few times last season and the nature of the theories of time and if it could be changed with Deke, mostly, talking about it because his life depended on it, as he was the canary in the coal mine on whether they were able to change time or not. He had said and it ended up being explained by Banner in the movies how changing the past doesn't change YOUR past and just creates a new future/timeline. It's confusing enough to deal with, story-wise, there's no reason to assume they would use any other rules since they're based (the movies and shows) on the same source materials. I didn't try to set you straight simply because I thought your theorizing was annoying or anything, it's because I felt you were basing them on a foundation that wasn't there and were making it more confusing to what actually was going on and missing clues to what is actually going on by trying to fit the happenings into and backfilling the middle of the previous season. When you mentioned the Diasy footage outside the quinjet, it said to me that you either hadn't clocked or had forgotten that they did show that already happened. I'm here to remind you, as someone would if you had someone to bounce the ideas off in real time. I just felt you were confusing yourself more by trying to build on an incorrect assumption that the previous problem of the world cracking hadn't been resolved. This was not from knowledge handed from the showrunners, this was just the established pattern of the show along with the things it did mention before about how they saw the nature of time. It's hard to explain all of the thoughts about time travel things let alone type on my phone. I don't remember anyone assuming the story of season 5 wasn't resolved, except for the finding of Fitz, and you are past the midway mark of the season still trying to fit what's happening into the previous timeline. I was just trying to get you on the right page as to the foundation we're working with on this season's story. I don't want you to be even more confused when things are revealed. Like I said, you are working at a disadvantage for not having conversations in real time like viewers and reactors did at the time.

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I understand and I'm very sorry. Thank you for explaining.