SHIELD: Case Files

The first epic team up in Marvel comic book movie history was The Avengers. As we continue our look at the MCU history with SHIELD, we get to see possibly the best initiative to come out of the mind of Nick Fury: The collection of heroes that can help us save the world from an invasion lead by Loki. And a one-shot that couldn't have happened without the Battle of New York. Jay and Josh ask what you are prepared to do on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Case Files Hiatus #5.

Ready for a cool origin story, bro? How about Captain America and SHIELD? We continue our look at SHIELD's appearances in the MCU with a look at where the agency all began; Captain America, The First Avenger. Plus, we watch the Marvel One-Shot that spotlights one of the founders of SHIELD; Agent Carter. Jay and Josh pull the filing cabinet all the way out to get the deep history of some of our favorite characters on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Case Files Hiatus #4.

As we await the return of our heroes at SHIELD, we revisit the movies of the MCU that the agency was a part of. Agent Coulson himself was an important aspect of the arrival of Thor. We discuss how Coulson made the connection with Thor and his friends, where they received a lot of their research, and see the Asgardian's roles in the eventual problems we see in the Avengers. Jay and Josh take a detour to New Mexico as they review the cinematic history of SHIELD on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Case Files Hiatus #3.

The SHIELD hiatus continues as we look back at the influences of SHIELD during the return of Tony Stark in Iron Man 2. Plus, Agent Coulson makes all the right moves to manipulate General Ross in making the decision they want. Who was responsible for the beginnings of SHIELD? How have those actions continued to influence people today? And how did Nick Fury and other agents help Tony Stark get ready to be a true Avenger? Jay and Josh continue to examine the history of SHIELD in the MCU on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Case Files Hiatus #2.

There's nothing like a nice long vacation in Tahiti. Just because Agents Coulson and May are getting some much needed time off, that doesn't mean SHIELD isn't hard at work. On our first Hiatus Special, we take a look back at the movie that started it all, Iron Man. How has SHIELD evolved since that first appearance of Agent Coulson and Nick Fury? What can we expect for our heroes when they return? And is there any chance of seeing Agent Peggy Carter in action again. Jay and Josh shake the sand from their company issued shoes as we determined if Tony's lost his mind, if he can see or if he's blind on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Case Files Hiatus #1.

And in "The End", the love you take, is equal to the love you make. As much as everyone loves Phil Coulson, the team can't agree on a course of action as he approaches the end of his life. Ultimately, Mack tells everyone that they will vote to see if they give him the Centipede serum or if they save it to stop Graviton. But May forces their hand and destroys the Odium before they vote. Emotions are high, and many think that their destiny has been sealed. Talbot has taken his ship to Chicago and landed it right on top of the city, where he intends to rip the Gravitonium from the ground, regardless of collateral damage. Daisy realizes that she has made a series of bad choices as leader of the team and she puts Mack in charge. Coulson, now up from his hospital bed, agrees with her choice. Mack's first order is to save lives. They rush to Chicago and Coulson explains to Daisy how she should confront Talbot, because he may not be recovering as much as everyone thought. In the battle that follows, Quake and Graviton fight violently and passionately. But there will be casualties and goodbyes for the future. Jay and Josh explore finality on the season finale of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Case Files.

It could be "The Force of Gravity" that dooms the planet Earth. Daisy breaks free from the grasp and enslavement plans of Kasius Senior. Coulson and May manage to escape their prison with a little help from Deke. But they have to figure out a way to stop Quovas from launching his missiles to the Lighthouse. Good thing May hasn't forgotten how to fight. Back on Earth, the team sees footage of General Talbot absorbing the Absorbing Man himself. Trying to track him down is a little tricky until they realize that he wants to prove himself to his son. When they find him at his own house, the powers he's acquired appear to be unstoppable (much to the dismay of his wife and son) and Talbot gets away once more. All of our heroes are en route to rendezvous at the Lighthouse once more, but it seems that Coulson has an injury that is more serious than expected and it could leave either him or humanity itself in jeopardy. Jay and Josh are the hero of their own story on this week's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Case Files.

Is Glenn Talbot "The One Who Will Save Us All" or could it be someone else that will save Earth from the impending disaster? Talbot takes Coulson to the Remorath ship and makes the alien invaders kneel before him. Phil is pretty sure that things are getting out of hand, but tries his best to keep the newly powered Talbot in check, while learning more of the alien Confederacy. Back at the lighthouse, Daisy returns with a duffle bag, containing the remnants of her mother and has a little disagreement with Yo-Yo. Once May calls a timeout, Daisy tells Simmons to start working on the centipede serum to save Coulson. Yo-Yo, on the other hand, tries to reconnect with Mack, but he seems more than a little cold towards her. With the help of Quovas, Talbot manages to get an audience with the members of the Confederate. They are less than impressed until he absorbs one of them to clear his way to become the leading member. Coulson knows this won't go well when he discovers that one of the members is a Kasius. But Talbot is too far gone to listen to reason. Once Daisy and May arrive in the newly space-worthy Quinjet, Talbot believes they are trying to stop him, which leads to the submission of Phil Coulson. Jay and Josh wonder which of the staff's duffle bag is emanating the curious smell on this week's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Case Files.

"Avengers: Infinity War" is finally here! The Directors take a special look at the much anticipated movie that will change the Marvel Cinematic Universe forever. They discuss what worked for them in the storyline, which characters were successfully written, and what it all means for the future. Plus, they discuss the connections that may be important for Marvel's: Agents of SHIELD. Jay and Josh search for every Infinity Stone only to realize they have no outfits that coordinate with them, on this special episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Case Files.

If you choose "Option Two", make sure that will be enough to keep you safe from alien invaders that are determined to take your gravitonium. After Talbot realizes that he sent SHIELD's coordinates to Qovas while under HYDRA's brainwashing influence, the team knows they have to lock down the base. (But they may not know how to do it correctly) Daisy had already left at this point, getting information from the Candyman about the Deathlok program to save Coulson. It's probably a good thing she left, because there's still a lot of strong emotions after Yo-Yo killed Ruby. Even she and Mack are struggling with their relationship. As the aliens take over the lighthouse, level by level Coulson and most of the group take a defensive posture, while Simmons and Talbot get pinned down. And Talbot is pretty sure he can fix the whole thing. But it may cost everyone a lot! Jay and Josh wish they'd read all the choices on the menu screen on someone's bed on this week's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Case Files.