Agent Phil Coulson of S.H.I.E.L.D. (Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division) puts together a team of agents to investigate the new, the strange and the unknown around the globe, protecting the ordinary from the extraordinary.
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Agent Phil Coulson of S.H.I.E.L.D. (Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division) puts together a team of agents to investigate the new, the strange and the unknown around the globe, protecting the ordinary from the extraordinary.
Season 7 episodes
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Coulson and the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. are thrust backward in time and stranded in 1931 New York City. With the all-new Zephyr set to time-jump at any moment, the team must hurry to find out exactly what happened. If they fail, it would mean disaster for the past, present and future of the world.
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Directed by Kevin TancharoenWritten by George KitsonGuest stars Tobias Jelinek, Joe Reegan, Luke Baines, Greg Finley, Patton Oswalt, Nora Zehetner, Darren Barnet, Joel Stoffer
With the identity of the timeline-unraveling "thread" revealed, the team's mission to protect him at all costs leads each agent to question their own values. Is preserving the future of the world as they know it worth the destruction they could prevent?
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Directed by Eric LaneuvilleWritten by Craig TitleyGuest stars Patton Oswalt, Nora Zehetner, Darren Barnet, Christopher Wallinger, Kevin Alexander Stea, Tobias Jelinek, Joel Stoffer, Eric Schloesser
A surprise leap forward in time has stranded Enoch in 1931 and landed the team in yet another unfamiliar decade. Now, in order to stop the Chronicoms from launching their newest future-dismantling plan, the agents will have to infiltrate one of S.H.I.E.L.D.’s most secure bases. They won’t be able to succeed without help from a familiar face or two.
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Directed by Nina Lopez-CorradoWritten by Lilla Zuckerman, Nora ZuckermanGuest stars Julian Acosta, Michael Gaston, Tobias Jelinek, Christian Gehring, Zac Pullam, Brion Brionson, Erik Gersovitz, Stephan Käfer
It was just another average morning on July 22, 1955, when Agent Phil Coulson realized the importance of that day in the S.H.I.E.L.D. history books. With a chip on his shoulder and a genre-bending glitch in his system, he’d set into motion a chain of events that would hopefully preserve the timeline as we know it and ensure those pesky Chronicoms get the ending they deserve. What could go wrong?
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Directed by Garry A. BrownWritten by Mark LeitnerGuest stars Tobias Jelinek, Larry Clarke, Stephanie Drapeau, Tom Simmons, Neal Bledsoe, Philip Alexander, Paul Rogan, Joel Stoffer
After a bumpy landing in the disco decade, the team – Daniel Sousa in tow – reunites with more than one familiar face at the S.H.I.E.L.D. hangout and discovers exactly how to dismantle the Chronicoms’ latest plan. But when they get too close for comfort, the Zephyr unexpectedly leaps forward again, this time to a date pivotal to not only the future of S.H.I.E.L.D. but to the future of Director Mack as well.
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Directed by Stanley M. BrooksWritten by Iden BaghdadchiGuest stars Tobias Jelinek, Dawan Owens, Sedale Threatt Jr., Paulina Lule, Patrick Warburton, Neal Bledsoe, Cameron Palatas, Joel Stoffer
The stakes are higher than ever when, after blowing their cover and damaging the Zephyr in the process, the team must scramble to rescue Mack’s parents, save S.H.I.E.L.D. from a Chronicom infestation, and fix the ship … all before the next time-jump. Meanwhile, Daisy and Sousa find themselves at a disadvantage against a power hungry Nathaniel Malick and his goons, and Coulson will have to do the thing he does best in order to save the future.
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Directed by Aprill WinneyWritten by Daniel J. DoyleGuest stars Tobias Jelinek, Dawan Owens, Sedale Threatt Jr., Paulina Lule, Shakira Barrera, Patrick Warburton, Nic Few, David Flynn
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After being unexpectedly stranded in 1982, Mack retreats to his childhood home to process the death of his parents, while Deke gets to work scouting a chart-topping group of new agents. With no idea if or when the team is coming back for them, time seems to finally be on their side … at least until the killer robots show up.
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Directed by Jesse BochcoWritten by Brent FletcherGuest stars Austin Basis, Ryan Donowho, Jolene Andersen, John Yuan, Matt Yuan, Karl Girolamo, Lynden Orr, Azalea Davila
With the Zephyr’s time drive malfunctioning, the team is quite literally hurling toward disaster and Yo-Yo may be their only hope. The only problem? To get her powers back, she’ll need to enlist the help of an old adversary and revisit part of her past long hidden away.
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Directed by Eli GondaWritten by Sharla Oliver, James C. OliverGuest stars Lucas Armendariz, David Bianchi, Dichen Lachman, Byron Mann, Fin Argus, Joel Stoffer, Enver Gjokaj, Thomas E. Sullivan
A time storm ravages the Zephyr, propelling it toward destruction while simultaneously forcing Daisy and Coulson to relive their failed attempts to save the team over and over, until they find a solution or are swallowed by the storm. Making it to their next destination will take trust, courage and sacrifice from everyone on board, but it will all come down to having enough time.
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Directed by Elizabeth HenstridgeWritten by Drew Z. GreenbergGuest stars Joel Stoffer, Enver Gjokaj, Thomas E. Sullivan, Dianne Doan
After Enoch’s sacrifice propelled them out of the time storm, the team arrives back in 1983 where Nathaniel and Kora are hard at work building an army of hand-selected anarchist Inhumans at Afterlife. When the agents split up to cover more ground, Daisy is tasked with protecting Jiaying and is compelled to confront her mother for the first time since her death; while the others quickly learn they’ll need to face yet another supercharged former enemy in order to stop Malick.
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Directed by Garry A. BrownWritten by Joss Whedon, Maurissa Tancharoen, Jed Whedon, George Kitson, Mark Bruner, Mark LeitnerGuest stars Dichen Lachman, Byron Mann, Tipper Newton, Fin Argus, John Lee Ames, Gabriel Sousa, James Paxton, Enver Gjokaj
With the help of Kora on the inside, Sibyl and Nathaniel continue their fight to shape a dark new future for S.H.I.E.L.D., managing to stay one step ahead of the agents along the way. If the team is going to turn this one around, they’ll have to get creative, and maybe even a little out of this world.
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Directed by Keith PotterWritten by Christopher FreyerGuest stars Iain De Caestecker, Gabriel Sousa, James Paxton, Joel Stoffer, Enver Gjokaj, Thomas E. Sullivan, Dianne Doan, Christopher Charles
With their backs against the wall and Nathaniel and Sibyl edging ever closer to eliminating S.H.I.E.L.D. from the history books, the agents must rely on their strengths to outsmart and outlast the Chronicoms. This is their most important fight, and it will take the help of friends and teammates, past and present, to survive.
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Directed by Chris CheramieWritten by Jeffrey BellGuest stars Iain De Caestecker, James Paxton, Bill Cobbs, Tamara Taylor, Enver Gjokaj, Thomas E. Sullivan, Dianne Doan, Stephen Bishop
With their backs against the wall and Nathaniel and Sibyl edging ever closer to eliminating S.H.I.E.L.D. from the history books, the agents must rely on their strengths to outsmart and outlast the Chronicoms. This is their most important fight, and it will take the help of friends and teammates, past and present, to survive.
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Directed by Kevin TancharoenWritten by Jed WhedonGuest stars Iain De Caestecker, Joel Stoffer, Coy Stewart, Tamara Taylor, Enver Gjokaj, Thomas E. Sullivan, Dianne Doan, Stephen Bishop
