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Rating: 3.6/5
Review: "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D season 2 TV review"


Season 2 has improved greatly. Starting straight from the massive cliffhanger in season 1, season 2 is more tense, action-packed, darker and better paced. I think season 1 took its time to introduce its characters before diving into the action. The time is spread out to individual characters' development. More twists and turns make the season a stark improvement.

Episode 1-22: Skye has discovered her powers and is learning how to cope with it. Meanwhile, the team has its problems. Coulson seems to be hiding secrets. In fact, everybody has secrets. More powers are unleashed. It is a little surprising that Marvel is bold enough to veer the series to a darker tone by amping up the number of deaths and more violence. The whole season has little humour and moves at a brisk pace without really pausing. As the tension between human and superhuman increases by each episode, it is an exciting season that will be able to please general viewers and fans.

Overall: If you are disappointed with season 1, season 2 may change your mind. It has not reached its peak yet but it is still a pretty good improvement. The inevitable massive cliffhanger will make you anticipate for season 3 eagerly. Hopefully, by then, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D will be a damn solid TV show.

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