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Originally Posted by Will.

Hmm I might give it another go, Is it a show where you can just watch it from the current episode? Or is it advisable to watch from the beginning?

Hmmm well I would say at this point the major running plot points of the series are Inhumans, and the ongoing evolution of Ward (which seem to be also sort of merging now) and I'd say you really need to watch from the start to get to grips with both... though if you've watched any at all, you could probably jump straight to ep 17 of Season 1, and then straight into Season 2... which has been the best series... so I wouldn't skip much if any of it.

I don't think you could jump into it now and have any idea what's going on with a lot of things tbh, there haven't been many "standalone" episodes for ages, it's essentially all a running storyline at this point. You could probably start at the beginning of S3, if you watched Season 1 ep 17 and then thoroughly read the wikipedia page for season 2, but you'd be missing most of the best of the show

[Will.]

Originally Posted by Lostie!

They have a mixture of standalone episodes and episodes important to the ongoing storyline (but as it's progressed the standalone episodes have decreased, that's one of the improvements tbh). And even in standalone eps we might get a bit of info that's important to the ongoing story. Honestly I'd say watch the whole thing but don't force yourself through if it you're not really feeling it.

Peggy Carter makes a couple of cameos in the second season. (Speaking of, Agent Carter is good too ).

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Hmmm well I would say at this point the major running plot points of the series are Inhumans, and the ongoing evolution of Ward (which seem to be also sort of merging now) and I'd say you really need to watch from the start to get to grips with both... though if you've watched any at all, you could probably jump straight to ep 17 of Season 1, and then straight into Season 2... which has been the best series... so I wouldn't skip much if any of it.

I don't think you could jump into it now and have any idea what's going on with a lot of things tbh, there haven't been many "standalone" episodes for ages, it's essentially all a running storyline at this point. You could probably start at the beginning of S3, if you watched Season 1 ep 17 and then thoroughly read the wikipedia page for season 2, but you'd be missing most of the best of the show

Thanks guys, hmm I'll see. Perhaps I'll watch it later this year.