User Reviews

This is by far one of the best episodes of the whole show. I have always been fascinated by the idea of mind palaces/prisons since I started watching Sherlock a few years ago. It's just a really interesting idea! The way that this episode did it was very interesting. The way that Fitz and Simmon's fears manifested themselves was interesting and I love that they were fighting the other's demons. Of course, I loved seeing Coulson. I loved finally really seeing everone's reaction to Fitz's death. I loved hearing the nickname "Turbo" again. I've always loved Mack and Fitz's relationship. I loved the memory scenes that also we're more than memories at the same time. We got to see kind of the beginning of Fitz-Simmons relationship! Who wouldn't love that?! The ONLY thing that I absolutely found stupid (and why I gave it a 9 instead of 10) was the fact that instead of having to face their fears, they found them making out. They made such a big deal about facing everything together in the containment cell and didn't show them following through on it because they didn't have anything to face anymore.

Wowww.. just wow.. This episode is so good.. I Love Fitz-Simmons with all my heart.. they always belong together, even their evil counterpart lol..

There have certainly been some memorable FitzSimmons moments and episodes, and while this was different and fresh and original, it won't go down as a classic.

Better than the slipper slope this season has been on, but not that great.

Amazing how this episode is so highly rated! I rarely write episode reviews but this was so bad I had to write something! It could be condensed into 5 min for the sake of the story and that would be more than enough. By now we are all used to strange things (pun intended) in AoS but a terror Jemma out of The Ring?? C'mon...

Fitz-Simmons had their best time and I definitely enjoyed it! And Enoch was really a good friend, an opposite to AIDA.

I found myself talking to the episode! So much laughing, shouting and WHAT-ing. The chemistry between Iain and Elizabeth is palpable. This episode had an amazing feel to it and I love the "You're so British" comment. A laugh out loud moment for sure. Can't wait for more!

One of the worst episodes in the history of TV. Tedious, boring. Endless screaming and whining. The movie Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf did it a hundred times better. This season is already worse than S1 and it may be time to chuck this once ok show into the trash where it clearly belongs now. The only two good characters left are Mack and Daisy. Any scene not featuring one of them is a chore to watch. Really praise FirzSimmons but they are almost always incredibly annoying. The nerds here hysterically praised this dreck episode and it's hack writing. Talk about having zero taste. I'm guessing the so called writers are huge fans of Legion; another super crap show full of endless loony tunes propagated as art for pretenscious fools. And yet another season of this drivel? This heap of garbage would have longed been cancelled if it wasn't for the MCU. If it doesn't improve this terrible direction it's gone then surely the ratings must drop. There can only be so many delusional fans......

This episode is the epitome of the frankly unbelievable acting by Elizabeth and Iain. It's at times gutbustingly funny (the hilarious and manly yelp at Jemma's 7 ½-year old version, you're so English and Fitz referring to Ringu when Sadako Jemma appears), but at the same time scary and touching and Simply. Incredible. Tv.

If you're not a Fitzsimmons fan, then I totally get this may not be your cup of tea. But if you're not a Fitzsimmons fan, then quite frankly I don't understand it, and this episode is proof! These two characters and their relationship is probably my favourite aspect to this show, other than the general found family vibes. This episode perfectly sums up everything that makes these characters so compelling - broken and traumatised, but fighting for love and hope (all the while bickering like an old married couple).

Yes, the plot is basically halted for this entire episode, but who was that interested in the plot for this season anyway? (Rewatching, I basically skipped through most of season 6, and this was the only episode I watched and enjoyed fully.) And with how complicated the whole Fitz-married-Jemma-but-died-so-she-found-an-earlier-version-of-him situation is, there has to be some kind of plot pause for Fitz's character to deal with learning all this, and this episode does it beautifully.

Hilarious, charming, emotional; this episode balances all of these without ruining the tone at all. Iain and Elizabeth are FABULOUS here - truly at their best - and little Jemma is adorable (that first gasp from Fitz at 7 year old Jemma cracks me up every time). Altogether, one of the best AOS episodes and one of my favourites!