'Marvel's Agents of SHIELD' Season 3 News, Spoilers: Lincoln's Life Is Endangered in 'A Wanted (Inhu)man'
Things are about to get even more intense as the 3rd season of ABC's hit superhero drama TV series "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." continues this week with an episode that will see an Inhuman's life getting endangered. Meanwhile, a cast member explains why the MCU don't use the term "mutant."
The synopsis for the new episode titled "A Wanted (Inhu)man" indicates that Daisy, Mack and Agent Coulson will try to protect Lincoln from Rosalind and her team of Inhuman hunters. A promo for the episode shows Coulson negotiating with Rosalind, requesting the latter to tell her men to stand down and stop their search operation or else "we will start a war."
Daisy, meanwhile, tries to talk into Lincoln that everything about him being an Inhuman is perfectly normal.
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"You are not cursed. You are not some kind of horrible being," the agent said as she draws near and give the man a kiss.
However, it appears that Lincoln may have already made up his mind about his condition.
"You waste your time caring about me," he said.
The synopsis went on to say that Hunter will continue on his plans to exact his revenge against Ward and Hydra. The promo photos gave hints that he might be sharing his plans of vengeance to a former associate whom he was seen talking at a bar.
In related news, cast member Clark Gregg, who plays Agent Coulson in the series, attended the show's panel at the New York Comic Con to dish off some details.
Among the barrage of questions being thrown at him, one particular aspect captures the interest of the crowd.
The issue particularly points out as to why the Marvel small screen show opted to use the term Inhumans instead of "mutants."
For the uninitiated, the concept of mutant is quite widespread in both the comics, big screen, and small screen franchises of Marvel. However, it is noted that the rights to use the term "mutant" is exclusively reserved to 20th Century Fox who holds the X-Men franchise.
"I kind of grew up on subways in New York reading comic books about mutants, but they're in this terrible zone called 'copyright zone,'" the "Avengers" star spoke about the matter (via IBT). "Maybe one day we'll live in a world where all fandom can interact."
"Agents of SHIELD" airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. on ABC.
