Oh no! Our time loop! It's broken! Which is good, because Nathaniel Malick's plans are still in motion and he's actively recruiting. Including a man who needs no introduction (but does because time is weird).

Now that Elena has fixed the time drive, everything should be okay now, for the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Finally: a chance to rest. Now that Elena has fixed the time drive, everything should be okay now, for the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Fin- wait.

You can open up about your feelings and still be strong. You can talk about your trauma and still be strong. You can't just touch electricity and be strong though: it's dangerous and could kill you.

With time running out, the only solution to fixing the time drive is to fix Yo-yo's powers. She and May set out to the one place they can think of that can help: Afterlife. But will they leave with answers, or more questions...

Sometimes a scene isn't really meant to make sense when looked at on its own. Our premise sometimes puts things under a microscope that fills a gap but isn't mean to create an entire conversation. But we'll have it, nonetheless.

As Simmons and Enoch continue their math and sciencing, May and Yo-yo go out to find Deke and Mack. They are conveniently located and seemingly having done... nothing in the past few months?

With time literally getting weirder for the crew still on the Zephyr, the math is mathing in a way that lets Simmons know that the damage from the missile is causing them to jump sporadically. The problem is, is it's getting shorter and shorter, and she needs more time to figure out when the next jump will be.

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Ah, time to get all cozy in the Deke Squad HQ. Surely, nothing can get to us he- OH MY GOD THE ROBOTS HAVE BROKEN IN.