Kree

That's another, that's another, I mean, obviously that led into the Inhumans, but that, that was another storyline, you know, in season two amongst the, you know, the several that we've already listed.

Well, that, that's a, that's a Kree tie in though.

Well, yeah, but that's the Inhumans, and they were created by the Kree, and then they were seen as an abomination sort of thing, not Timothy Roth's character.

Was that right? Roth? Yeah.

Yeah.

Tim Roth, whatever, I believe, from the Incredible Hulk film.

But we do get, just with regards to the Kree, we do get a little bit more of them because Reina, in the afterlife storyline, starts to get basically visions about this Kree weapon that Um, and it turns out to it's what's, what's, you know, going to be known as the monolith.

Um, and you know, I, I want to, I want to ask, um, Ruth, I'll kick it over to you.

Yeah, totally, totally, actually a shot on location in Chicago.

Okay, so yeah, the series was starring, of course, Clark Gregg, Ming-Na Wen, Chloe Bennett, Elizabeth Hentridge, Ian DeCastro, Henry Simmons, and Natalia Cordova Buckley as the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Now, previously on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., we covered the first half of season five way back in august so you would be not you know you would be forgiven if you don't remember everything that happened but the long story short is our guys they just they got sucked into a into a melting rock as they want to do on this show this rock didn't send them across space it sent them across time into the future where they learned very quickly that the earth had been blown up by the destroyer of worlds aka daisy johnson because there was one 15 second clip of her walking out of an airplane so that must have been her fault In the meantime, the Earth is split into tiny little floating islands in space that is governed by the evil Kree Empire.

A bunch of random bullshit happens involving Inhumans, because it is Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., of course.

And eventually, our friends over with Phil Coulson find a way to defeat the Kree overlords.

find an inhuman who can put all the pieces together and buy pieces.

In this case, we mean pieces of earth.

Gravitonium is really just, like, it is part of the Quinn subplot that kind of stretches out a couple of episodes in the first half of the first season.

The biggest thing that Ian Quinn did was shoot Daisy back when she was called Skye.

And, um, Mongol and all, all the rest, but, With Marvel, there's just a couple big spaces.

The Kree, the Skrull, the Shi'ar.

After that, you just kind of recycle through different versions of them or variations.

I

Therefore, the things that it can accomplish are because of its super technology.

Kirby's Iron Man just kind of looks big and bold, and it's powerful because it's big and bold, kind of like the Kree sentry was from the Captain Marvel story.

So I find it a very interesting contrast in the two different takes on this character.

Yeah.