mmcmonster

I have hope that with the shift to a Multiverse in the MCU and the fact that the final season of AoS delved deep into Multiverse theory, it'll get a nod at some point. Though I doubt Fitz and Simmons will get acknowledgement for their parallel discovery of time travel (at roughly the same time as Stark) and clear discovery of multiversal travel.

Gotta say, I loved the Aida storyline. For those that didn't read the comics, this took a few story elements from the "Nick Fury vs. SHIELD" limited series from 1988 (the idea being that the Life Model Decoys created by SHIELD had gained sentience and had their own agenda) and ran with it. I remember that watching Season 4 when it first came out was somewhat stressful. I truly felt uncomfortable as the episodes went on, thinking that the writers wrote themselves into a corner and made it impossible to resolve the storyline. But in the end it really was a great season. I just finished rewatching it (with my daughter) and the season is a lot less stressful when binge-watched (and also with the foresight that they do resolve the storyline). Just one gripe, but it wasn't the writers' fault. I wish that they used the same Darkhold in Wanda/Vision. Guess they really don't want to acknowledge that the show is part of the MCU.