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# Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Season 1

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The mind-blowing saga that began in MARVEL'S THE AVENGERS continues in ABC's action-packed series, MARVEL'S AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D.: THE COMPLETE FIRST SEASON. In the wake of The Battle of New York, the world has changed forever. An extraordinary landscape of wonders has been revealed! In response, mysteriously resurrected Agent Phil Coulson assembles an elite team of skilled agents and operatives: Melinda May, Grant Ward, Leo Fitz, Jemma Simmons and new recruit/computer hacker Skye. Together, they investigate the new, the strange, and the unknown across the globe, protecting the ordinary from the extraordinary. But every answer unearths even more tantalizing questions that reverberate across the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe: Who is "The Clairvoyant"? What is Hydra's sinister master plan; what dark secret lies behind Skye's puzzling origins; and most importantly of all, who can be trusted? Start your collection and relive all 22 thrilling episodes as you unravel mysteries, discover cool gadgets and meet iconic Marvel characters. Then, achieve Level 7 clearance and delve deeper as you explore newly declassified bonus features with this must-own set!

Review: A good MCU Spin off - The first season of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. had to do much heavy lifting. First, it had to establish the characters in the TV series, including explaining how Coulson (played by Clark Gregg) survived the events of The Avengers movie in which it was assumed Loki killed him. Then, it was partly a story-of-the-week procedural in which Coulson's team would track down some superpowered individual (or sometimes someone who was just evil) and apprehend them. And then, the show played filler between the MCU movies, with this season having direct ties to Thor: The Dark World and Captain America: The Winter Soldier. The Hydra storyline from Winter Soldier would play a huge role at the end of the season. So, the show ends up being part procedural and part serial not only with story arcs that extend throughout the season on the show, but cross over with the MCU movies (basically playing clean-up crew after the heroics shown in the movies). The series stars the aforementioned Clark Gregg and also stars Ming Na (from ER) as Melinda May, a badass S.H.I.E.L.D. weapons expert, Brett Dalton as Grant Ward who is a SHIELD black ops agent, Chloe Bennet as Daisy Johnson an anti-government hacker who Coulson recruits to the team (pretty much against her will), Iain De Caestecker as Leo Fitz and Elizabeth Henstridge as Jemma Simmons, the duo known as Fitzsimmons, who are the science and engineering experts on the team. During the first season, Fitz and Simmons mostly stay in the lab, but their roles expand as the season and the series goes on. Some of the characters from the movies, including Maria Hill (Colbie Smulders), and Lady Sif (Jamie Alexander) make appearances and Samuel L. Jackson does appear once as Nick Fury. Bill Paxton and Saffron Burrows also had large recurring roles during the season, as did J. August Richards who is probably best known for his run on the series Angel. For those who get the Blu-Ray set, the show looks and sounds great. It is special effects heavy and the show did a good job making them look as seamless as they do in the movies. The extras include audio commentaries on three of the episodes, a 43-minute feature on how the MCU was built and came to fruition, a 13-minute feature on the show's first Comic-con appearance, and a 17-minute making-of feature about filming locations during the first season. There are a lot of spoilers in the extras, so you definitely want to watch the episodes first (assuming you have not already seen them). Overall, the season is good. The show has to balance a lot, and I do think it did a good job putting the focus on the characters at hand and did not lean too much on the movies and the larger MCU. Of course, if you follow the series you know that by the end it was pretty much its own animal, and was pretty much ignoring what was going on in the movies, but that was definitely not the case in the first season. The acting was great, even with a cast that included a lot of relatively unknown (at the time) actors and the writers do a good job with all the intersecting storylines. The season ends on a couple of cliffhangers that set up what is to come in season two. So, if you are a fan of the MCU movies, this is definitely worth checking out.
Review: Amazing MARVELous show! - *Note, this review was written shortly after the half-way point of the first season* I was interested in this show as soon as I heard it was coming out. Coulson (Clark Gregg) is one of my favorite parts of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, so I was eager to see him in a starring role. While I've questioned some of the writing in the first half of the season and had to play devil's advocate a few times and force myself to be patient with the writers' choices, I've been well-rewarded for my patience. The show is getting better and better every week now that we're past the "introductory" episodes, and I can't wait to see what's coming next. If ABC doesn't pick this show up for a second season (especially given that the writers have said that they have at least 5 seasons worth of episodes planned out), I think they'll regret it immensely in the long run. Yes, it had somewhat of a slow start, and yes, I wish a few of the characters had a bit more development, but the recent strong episodes have convinced me that they do know what they're doing. Is this show full of the superheroes from the movies that have been such mega-blockbusters? No...but that was never the point of the show. The point was to show how everyday people (extraordinary agents) are adapting to a new world filled with superheroes and alien invasions (as seen in The Avengers). There are definite references to the movies, and I'm still hoping to see some superhero cameos in the later half of the season, but I have loved every episode. Clark Gregg is fantastic reprising his role as Agent Phil Coulson (a character who has become so popular, he's been integrated into the mainstream Marvel comic universe). Anyone who is a fan of the Marvel movies should enjoy this show, but should keep in mind that you're not going to see Tony Stark (Iron Man) or Captain America every single week. EDIT: I'm editing this review after the hiatus of late-January/February. This show is actually fulfilling a lot of the wishes that I made when I made my above comments. While the premise hasn't changed, the stories are becoming more compelling, the characters are receiving more development, and the stakes are constantly being raised. The introduction of some new characters (Bill Paxton for one), and an upcoming episode featuring Jamie Alexander (reprising her movie role as Lady Sif of Asgard) show why ABC was willing to take a chance on this show. If there has been ANYTHING that has disappointed me, it has been the multiple hiatuses that the show has taken in the first half of the season. Hopefully that has all ended, and we'll get a weekly dose of SHIELD from here on out!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Contributor | Brett Dalton, Chloe Bennet, Clark Gregg, Elizabeth Henstridge, Iain De Caestecker, Ming-Na Wen |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 3,228 Reviews |
| Format | AC-3, Blu-ray, Box set, DTS Surround Sound, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen |
| Genre | Action & Adventure/Superheroes, Action & Adventure/Television |
| Language | English |
| Number Of Discs | 1 |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A good MCU Spin off
*by S***R on August 18, 2022*

The first season of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. had to do much heavy lifting. First, it had to establish the characters in the TV series, including explaining how Coulson (played by Clark Gregg) survived the events of The Avengers movie in which it was assumed Loki killed him. Then, it was partly a story-of-the-week procedural in which Coulson's team would track down some superpowered individual (or sometimes someone who was just evil) and apprehend them. And then, the show played filler between the MCU movies, with this season having direct ties to Thor: The Dark World and Captain America: The Winter Soldier. The Hydra storyline from Winter Soldier would play a huge role at the end of the season. So, the show ends up being part procedural and part serial not only with story arcs that extend throughout the season on the show, but cross over with the MCU movies (basically playing clean-up crew after the heroics shown in the movies). The series stars the aforementioned Clark Gregg and also stars Ming Na (from ER) as Melinda May, a badass S.H.I.E.L.D. weapons expert, Brett Dalton as Grant Ward who is a SHIELD black ops agent, Chloe Bennet as Daisy Johnson an anti-government hacker who Coulson recruits to the team (pretty much against her will), Iain De Caestecker as Leo Fitz and Elizabeth Henstridge as Jemma Simmons, the duo known as Fitzsimmons, who are the science and engineering experts on the team. During the first season, Fitz and Simmons mostly stay in the lab, but their roles expand as the season and the series goes on. Some of the characters from the movies, including Maria Hill (Colbie Smulders), and Lady Sif (Jamie Alexander) make appearances and Samuel L. Jackson does appear once as Nick Fury. Bill Paxton and Saffron Burrows also had large recurring roles during the season, as did J. August Richards who is probably best known for his run on the series Angel. For those who get the Blu-Ray set, the show looks and sounds great. It is special effects heavy and the show did a good job making them look as seamless as they do in the movies. The extras include audio commentaries on three of the episodes, a 43-minute feature on how the MCU was built and came to fruition, a 13-minute feature on the show's first Comic-con appearance, and a 17-minute making-of feature about filming locations during the first season. There are a lot of spoilers in the extras, so you definitely want to watch the episodes first (assuming you have not already seen them). Overall, the season is good. The show has to balance a lot, and I do think it did a good job putting the focus on the characters at hand and did not lean too much on the movies and the larger MCU. Of course, if you follow the series you know that by the end it was pretty much its own animal, and was pretty much ignoring what was going on in the movies, but that was definitely not the case in the first season. The acting was great, even with a cast that included a lot of relatively unknown (at the time) actors and the writers do a good job with all the intersecting storylines. The season ends on a couple of cliffhangers that set up what is to come in season two. So, if you are a fan of the MCU movies, this is definitely worth checking out.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazing MARVELous show!
*by P***N on February 13, 2014*

*Note, this review was written shortly after the half-way point of the first season* I was interested in this show as soon as I heard it was coming out. Coulson (Clark Gregg) is one of my favorite parts of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, so I was eager to see him in a starring role. While I've questioned some of the writing in the first half of the season and had to play devil's advocate a few times and force myself to be patient with the writers' choices, I've been well-rewarded for my patience. The show is getting better and better every week now that we're past the "introductory" episodes, and I can't wait to see what's coming next. If ABC doesn't pick this show up for a second season (especially given that the writers have said that they have at least 5 seasons worth of episodes planned out), I think they'll regret it immensely in the long run. Yes, it had somewhat of a slow start, and yes, I wish a few of the characters had a bit more development, but the recent strong episodes have convinced me that they do know what they're doing. Is this show full of the superheroes from the movies that have been such mega-blockbusters? No...but that was never the point of the show. The point was to show how everyday people (extraordinary agents) are adapting to a new world filled with superheroes and alien invasions (as seen in The Avengers). There are definite references to the movies, and I'm still hoping to see some superhero cameos in the later half of the season, but I have loved every episode. Clark Gregg is fantastic reprising his role as Agent Phil Coulson (a character who has become so popular, he's been integrated into the mainstream Marvel comic universe). Anyone who is a fan of the Marvel movies should enjoy this show, but should keep in mind that you're not going to see Tony Stark (Iron Man) or Captain America every single week. EDIT: I'm editing this review after the hiatus of late-January/February. This show is actually fulfilling a lot of the wishes that I made when I made my above comments. While the premise hasn't changed, the stories are becoming more compelling, the characters are receiving more development, and the stakes are constantly being raised. The introduction of some new characters (Bill Paxton for one), and an upcoming episode featuring Jamie Alexander (reprising her movie role as Lady Sif of Asgard) show why ABC was willing to take a chance on this show. If there has been ANYTHING that has disappointed me, it has been the multiple hiatuses that the show has taken in the first half of the season. Hopefully that has all ended, and we'll get a weekly dose of SHIELD from here on out!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ i love it!
*by M***N on October 17, 2013*

i have never been into superheroes, but i love everything by joss whedon. i LOVED the avengers, and i was so excited when i found out about this show. especially upon learning that jed whedon & maurissa tancharoen are the showrunners (they worked on dr. horrible and dollhouse)! i loved the pilot episode - it was exciting to see ron glass, cobie smulders, and j. august richards again. episode 2 was pretty weak and i feared for the show, but i thought episode 3 redeemed it. this show is classic whedon - it's a mix of genres which will satisfy just about any mood i'm in. and because the dialogue is so good, i can watch the episodes over and over without getting bored, even though i know the plot. that's something i can only do with whedon shows and movies. also, like other whedon shows, it isn't perfect starting out and there's much room for improvement, which only makes me more excited about it because i know it will improve. all of whedon's shows (except for firefly, which was awesome from the beginning) get much better as they go along and find their footing. i am very happy that ABC has picked this up for an entire season, and i really hope we get at least a second season, because joss plans to become much more involved as soon as he's done with the next avengers movie. with his increased involvement, we are sure to get something amazing, so long as the show stays on the air. i think it's too bad that some people give the show 1 star because of something that has nothing to do with the show, such as not being able to view it on amazon right away, or some other problem with delivery. i also think it's ridiculous to rate the show poorly because it doesn't have enough superheroes. "not all heroes are super"! other critiques i find more valid. we need some back story on fitzsimmons, because it's hard to relate to them in their insular geek world. i can see them becoming adored though. and the cast, overall, is very young and that strains believability. yes, and they're all unnaturally goegeous. but that's tv. i am willing to suspend disbelief regarding these young, gorgeous agents, because this is whedon! i am so happy that he's doing tv again (he had sworn off it) because anything he touches turns to gold. if i were to add up all my criticisms of this show, i still wouldn't have enough to remove a single star. this is good tv! and most tv is pathetic. i think that j.j. abrams cannot hold a candle to joss whedon, and people will see that as time goes on.

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