dusang

I enjoyed the episode. My favourite parts were: 1) Talbot's Mal-ism of "just asking a few questions and you and your men can be on your merry" which both annoyed me by both Coulson and Talbot using "boys" and "men" as their collective pronouns when the majority of Coulson's team is, in fact, women and amused me for being so Firefly it absolutely jumped out of the episode for me. and 2) Ward's response to Raina when she opined that she didn't think Ward was May's type: "I'm everybody's type." It would appear that that is more true since his Hydra allegiance was revealed.

katusch, that's a great timeline. One of the (many) things I enjoyed about the movie is that, after detailing how difficult it will be to acquire the Falcon suit, they jump immediately to having it without ever showing any effort to retrieve it. And even in your timeline, they manage to infiltrate a secure government facility and steal top-secret equipment between breakfast and lunch. Love. Also, I definitely took from the episode that it ended after the helicarriers fell but before Captain America was picked up (unconcious) on the riverbank. I was surprised that they revealed the crashed helicarriers in the episode (spoiler alert!) but, as ApathyMonger noted, they reduce the spoil-level by implying that Captain America may have disappeared and/or died. Technically, the show revealed no more than every commericial that showed the helicarriers crashing.

I loved when she was telling Jake about it and he interjected with "But you're such a good brusher!" and she's like, "I know!" Much like his appreciation for her Thanksgiving speech (Santiago-style) or her remembering his fictional backstory(ies), I like that they know and enjoy these little details about each other.

Jake, Terry, and Boyle dancing in the end tag was the single greatest thing I have ever seen. Okay, that might be a little hyperbolic but I seriously enjoyed it.