User Reviews

First of all, absolutely loved how they treated Ward, and Emma Henstridge, god!! Simmons has been giving an hell of a performance before but with the last 2 episodes,she has transcended way beyond that.Very very happy with S4 till now and yes,writing this review gave me a sense of peace.This show deserves it.

Well, what better way to celebrate Superhero Month than by making a return to one of my favorite TV shows based on superhero comics? Okay, they don't actually have superheroes here, but you get the idea. Anyway, this episode features all the characters being trapped in a fake world where Hydra has taken over in Shield's place. They openly capture and hurt Inhumans, but the thing is, they don't really address themselves as being evil. In fact, Coulson (now loyal to them) is offended when they mention that they were founded by Nazis. I guess the best thing here is probably how nicely everything is all set up.

It's great to see how the different characters all react differently in this world. Okay, I guess it might not make much sense that some don't remember, but we get everything represented in a realistic way. It's great to see Simmons and May try to make sense of their surroundings. They realize they can't get out of this world and as the title suggests, it's always great to imagine what if scenarios. I was interested in this episode right from the beginning when they showed the Hydra logo instead of the Shield one. The fact that's in entirely in this world makes it all the more absorbing. ****

It's a terrifying new world for our agents, and I love every second of it! The new set up allows the cast to demonstrate their unparalleled acting talent in new ways, Elizabeth Henstridge in particular gave a wonderful performance, appearntly she was sick that day but the husky voice really helped her! We also have Clark Gregg and Iain De Caestecker playing completely different versions of their characters and it is amazing! I also really love the set up of this new world, some of the changes don't make sense right away but with hindsight it's possible to see all the different ways the regrets of our agents shaped the new world. it all comes together like a puzzle.