In the last aired episode, Phil Coulson and his team had to endure one of their greatest challenges as HYDRA attacked a UN facility during an important conference. The assault led to the death of several people attending the seminar, while the world thinks it was the work of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Mysterious killings of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents from Europe deepened the mystery. Ward escaped the custody while being transferred to a different jail, and his brother, Senator Christian Ward, proposed to launch an Anti-S.H.I.E.L.D. initiative. The episode ended with a glimpse at a man with tattoos similar to drawings by Coulson.
The upcoming episode is going to feature some intense scenes. Agent Triplett goes after Grant Ward as soon as he learns about his escape. He is successful in locating him and finds him at a bus stop with a bag that contains money, cell phone and other things he may need on his mission. Triplett wants to end Ward but can't go ahead without Coulson's orders. S.H.I.E.L.D. is unsure about their next step. Considering the Senator's demand of finding his brother alive, Coulson orders Triplett to bring Ward in "by any means necessary." Scroll down to see the related promo video as published on YouTube.com by Marvel Entertainment.
Furthermore, the upcoming segment will dig deeper into alien drawings by Coulson. In another promo video (published on YouTube.com by Artemis Papunidis) he announces that the writings have become more frequent. Meanwhile, Skye reveals that she has been trying to figure the meaning of these writings. All that she could figure is that it is all connected to the information about her father known to Ward and the GH serum that runs in their blood.
Promo video (published on YouTube.com by SIXupa) giving a glimpse at the Episode 7 of "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." Season 2, promises to "unlock" the door to Coulson's past as well as reveals Ward's secret mission. According to the synopsis released by the network on its official website, Coulson and his agents discover the bodies of murdered people with symbolic figures and carvings that look resemble the drawings in question. All of this and more leads to disclosure of Coulson's "lies and secrets."
Mysterious killings of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents from Europe deepened the mystery. Ward escaped the custody while being transferred to a different jail, and his brother, Senator Christian Ward, proposed to launch an Anti-S.H.I.E.L.D. initiative. The episode ended with a glimpse at a man with tattoos similar to drawings by Coulson.
The upcoming episode is going to feature some intense scenes. Agent Triplett goes after Grant Ward as soon as he learns about his escape. He is successful in locating him and finds him at a bus stop with a bag that contains money, cell phone and other things he may need on his mission. Triplett wants to end Ward but can't go ahead without Coulson's orders. S.H.I.E.L.D. is unsure about their next step. Considering the Senator's demand of finding his brother alive, Coulson orders Triplett to bring Ward in "by any means necessary." Scroll down to see the related promo video as published on YouTube.com by Marvel Entertainment.
Furthermore, the upcoming segment will dig deeper into alien drawings by Coulson. In another promo video (published on YouTube.com by Artemis Papunidis) he announces that the writings have become more frequent. Meanwhile, Skye reveals that she has been trying to figure the meaning of these writings. All that she could figure is that it is all connected to the information about her father known to Ward and the GH serum that runs in their blood.
Promo video (published on YouTube.com by SIXupa) giving a glimpse at the Episode 7 of "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." Season 2, promises to "unlock" the door to Coulson's past as well as reveals Ward's secret mission. According to the synopsis released by the network on its official website, Coulson and his agents discover the bodies of murdered people with symbolic figures and carvings that look resemble the drawings in question. All of this and more leads to disclosure of Coulson's "lies and secrets."