You're a comic fanboy. I'm a whedon fanboy. I would imagine the show will always suit me more than you.

I'm liking it. I think the guys not liking it have inappropriate expectations.

On the subject of Coulson's resurrection,

About that previous post,

I did hear that next week, Our Heroes rescue a character whose name may be familiar to some of you. It's

Good. Some cheezy moments for sure. I saw Whedon's brother? co wrote this episode? After Persons of Interest, I no long get excited when family members of good writers make a TV show.

You know, they were one "terrarium" instead of "aquarium" away from Best Understated Joke Ever. Sooooo close.

I thought episode two was badass. If the show continues to maintain, it's a hit.

If it continues to ascend, it's a mega-hit.

Either way, I'm loving it.

On a side note, wasn't Coulson's aside to what's her name in reference to Ed Norton's Hulk?

I'm no fanboi (and still haven't seen many of the Marvel films), but I really did enjoy this episode.

Not as cheesy as the first episode, but pilots have their own problems.

The ratings dropped a whopping 33% over the pilot.

I didn't think the pilot was "great" or even "good" but I didn't expect such a drastic drop, especially when Sleepy Hollow is somehow holding its ratings, yet that show is unwatchable, IMO.

People are stupid?

there is more truth in that than you will ever know.

I'm wondering if a majority of viewers were let down because they were expecting Superheroes?
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It was also Ziva's last episode on NCIS, which may have influenced the Shield's ratings.

I guess we'll find out next week