Kutanamar

I'm a little late to the table, as I just binge watched the season. I see a lot of people saying that the whole season was undone. Unless it's addressed next season, I just assume that everything will happen very similarly to how it played out the first time. The Library will still send them on those missions, and our heroes will still save the day. The only things that may play out differently, are the Nicole-centric stories.

I tend to agree. I think he's supposed to be naive. Right from the beginning, when he thought he could just walk in to Rand without any ID. Or in the second episode, when the shrink is just starting to believe him, Danny tells him that he's the iron Fist and that he was in another dimension. It's as if he didn't know the art of deception. Someone mentioned that he still, in some ways, thinks like a 10 year old. I tend to think/hope that's intentional, and not just bad writing. I'm hoping that part of his character arc will be becoming wiser in the ways of the world. From a character development point of view, it would make sense why he needed to leave. He may be a fighting weapon, but to defeat the hand, he needs to be a WISER one as well. He needs to learn how the world, they operate in, works.

You're absolutely correct. The writers tended to repeat themselves, a lot. There were many eye rolling plot devices. But, you always cared about the characters.

When the kidnapper called Renard begging him to come and get Diana, and Renard said: "well I have a few things that I have to do, first," I couldn't stop laughing. Talk about a kidnapping gone wrong.

I was very surprised and thrilled to not only hear the Moody Blues, but one of their more obscure tunes as well. Threshold Of A Dream was my introduction to them, many years ago. It's still one of my favorite all-time albums.

I thought it was just me, who noticed this. I figured that it was just my interpretation because I knew that it was LMDCoulson.