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In its second season Agents of SHIELD continues to underwhelm and disappoint. Picking up where the last season ended, newly appointed director Phil Coulson covertly works to rebuild SHIELD while being hunted down by U.S. Air Force Colonel Glenn Talbot; meanwhile Hydra commander Daniel Whitehall works with Skye's father to unlock the secrets of an alien piece of technology known as the Diviner. The show is heavily reworked to focus more on Skye, transforming her character from a computer hacker into a lethal SHIELD operative, and it doesn't feel organic. However, some very strong recurring guest stars are brought in, including Adrianne Palicki, Edward James Olmos, and Kyle MacLachlan, who bring a lot energy to the series. And, the episodes are full of intense and exciting action sequences. But the storytelling is poor and keeps moving the show further and further out of sync with the direction of the Marvel films. Season 2 of Agents of SHIELD works well enough on its own, but as part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe it creates a lot of problems and feels clunky...

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