I have always been more tolerant of Marvel's drama series, not to mention the content related to S.H.I.E.L.D.E.L.D.. Overall, I think it's quite interesting. My score is 8.2, which is a moderate score.
Here is a brief description of the plot. The story tells the story of S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Phil Colson (Colson) experienced the New York war and returned to life after the organization of an agent team. In addition to Colson, there is also Ward. (Ward) warfare and espionage experts, Melinda (May) pilots and martial arts experts, Fitz scientists, and Simmons who is very familiar with biology and chemistry, and finally civilian hackers. Kay (Skye) is also the heroine of the show. Of course this is the basic point. The focus of this season's plot is: the fight between S.H.I.E.L.D. agents and Hydra's clairvoyance.
I will mainly talk about it in five aspects: stories, characters, movie connections, other views, and some general evaluations, but one thing to emphasize is that most of them are evaluated from personal extremely subjective aspects, to talk about themselves. Views, or opinions, nothing more.
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story…………
In this link, I want to help you straighten out the story frame of the whole drama, sort it out, and see what the first season actually said. The whole drama is undoubtedly about the struggle between SHIELD and Hydra. About SHIELD, it mainly revolves around four aspects, namely Skye's life experience and secrets, Colson's resurrection secrets, the Tahitian plan, and the secrets of resurrection medicine. These four aspects are connected to each other. Now let's sort out these four aspects.
1. Skye's life experience and secrets (the cause is from episode 7)
In Episode 7, Skye wanted to use the S.H.I.E.L.D. computer file to query the information of her biological parents, but he did not have the permission, and Colson promised to help him. Later, Colson helped Skye find the life experience information, which was very cruel. Colson decided to tell her only part of the facts and conceal something.
In the 10th episode, Skye has been investigating who put it in the orphanage, but Colson knows the answer behind this incident, but can't say much. Skye also thanked May for helping her find her long-lost parents.
In the 12th episode, May told Colson that she had found Richard Lumley, the partner of Agent Avery who had put Skye in the orphanage and was shot. May and Colson arrested Richard, and Richard told Colson The course of the matter also explained some of the relationship between 084 and Skye. Skye was the only survivor in the town, and Skye was like death with his body. Everyone around him died one after another, so the clue was interrupted.
Summary: (More as a sorting out, and I haven't watched the next six seasons) Skye was marked as something special by S.H.I.E.L.D. at the time (ie 084). It seems that everyone related to her died and appeared in the archives. The female agent in is not Skye's mother, but Agent Avery, who died to protect Skye. Another S.H.I.
2. The Secret of Colson's Resurrection (Cause from Episode 1)
The first episode explained that in Colson’s memory, he died for a few seconds in a beautiful place called Tahiti (also known as Tahiti), but it seems that this is not the case. There are some things he doesn’t know. Is hidden.
In the 4th episode, before leaving, Amador told May what S.H.I.
In the eighth episode, Colson told the professor that he did not remember part of the memories (the Ji here should be the memories of death), and wanted to hold the magic stick to see if he could recall those memories, but in the end he still didn't.
In the 11th episode, Colson had a sweet dream and imagined that he was still in Tahiti. When he woke up, he found Edison Bo next to him. Edison Bo had been using an instrument to force Colson’s brain to find out when Colson died. What happened, but Colson was tortured step by step. At this moment, Clairvoyance remotely killed Edison Bo by phone, and Lena would take over Edison Bo’s work. Lena told Colson to restore his deep subconscious memory. If he resisted again, his brain would be burned. She also told him that S.H.I. , Just after the instrument was turned on, Colson gradually recalled the painful memories of his death. Just before the collapse, the rescue team rescued Colson, but Colson also knew some details of his death (Clairvoyance wanted to know why Colson He would come back to life, so he let his subordinates kidnap Colson. Later, we all knew that Clairvoyance had only two months left, and he did this in order to continue his life).
In the 15th episode, Colson has been worried about where he came from or what happened when he died after discovering that the raw material of the resurrection medicine was aliens (Colson was resurrected because of the GH325 resurrection medicine). thing.
In Episode 19, Colson couldn't explain to Audrey (should be Colson's lover) why he came back from the dead, so he could only continue to conceal his existence.
Summary: The director of S.H.I.E.L.D. transported Colson to a secret base, summoned the most advanced medical team to perform surgery on Colson, and injected Colson with the key drug GH325, a rejuvenation drug that resurrected him. Colson's wounds appeared cell regeneration. However, Colson suffered so much that he lost his consciousness of survival, so he was resurrected after a brain supplement and memory modification operation (the Tahiti Project).
3. The secret of Fusheng Medicine (the cause is from episode 14)
In the fourteenth episode, Colson and others came to the base where Colson had died and performed the operation to save Skye. They learned that GH325 was extracted from the body of an alien, and Skye survived after being injected with the GH325 rejuvenation medicine.
In episode 15, Simmons could only draw blood from Skye's body because he did not leave enough samples of the rejuvenation medicine. At the same time, Colson asked Simmons to keep the research secret. Later, Colson told Skye the source of the revival medicine, but Skye said that as long as he was alive, he and Colson began to find the answer to this matter.
In the 16th episode, Simmons continued to study Skye's blood, fearing that the rejuvenation medicine would have any side effects.
In Episode 21, the death fighters destroyed the drug lord related to the Hydra. Colson analyzed their reason for doing so because they wanted to obtain information and use GH325 to resurrect the centipede soldiers. Colson and the others also discovered that Garrett was the first death fighter experiment. He was looking for GH325 so that he could continue his life. Later, when Garrett injected the last composition of the GH325 revival medicine, Garrett He became a super soldier with superb ability and infinite power, and was destroyed by SHIELD in the finale.
Summary: GH325 is a resurrection drug developed by S.H.I.E.L.D. using the alien Cree to resurrect the dead avengers (Project Tahiti).
Fourth, the ins and outs of the Tahiti plan
The Tahiti Project is a project that S.H.I. A drug called GH-325, extracted from aliens to promote human cell regeneration), the purpose is to bring the dying Avengers back to life.
However, in the process of planning the test, Colson found that although GH325 promotes regeneration, after the initial physical resurrection, the target's psychological condition began to deteriorate, showing hypergraphia, aphasia, and catatonia, or directly turning into psychosis , And the only hopeful way to eliminate these side effects is to replace the memory, that is, to completely eliminate the awareness of the experience. This treatment process is inhumane, so Colson recommended that the Tahiti project be terminated.
After Colson died in the New York War, Nick Fury had to implement the Tahiti plan again, bringing Colson back to life, and erasing all of Colson’s memory of the plan, replacing it with another memory of a vacation in Tahiti. Lose.
Summary: In other words, the Tahiti Project also explained the truth of Colson's resurrection and the source of the resurgent medicine.
Summary: It can be said that these four aspects run through the entire series. While sorting out the plot, we can also feel the fun that the series brings to us. The story itself has long appeared to be less important. After all, this is just one. For a science fiction drama, the important thing is "fantasy". We can temporarily abandon the real world, enter the world of Marvel, and feel your own story.
To be continued............
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