This episode is a little slower (which is understandable what could possibly follow up theFitzSimmons wedding?)
but continues the stroll down memory lane.
Remember Alex Von Strucker?
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Or Werner Von Strucker, as his father (and Hydra leader) Wolfgang named him.
Apparently, that had a lot of complicated after-effects!
The therapist orders him to be doped up on Thorazine, but General Hale has different ideas.
She has Alex transferred to the same facility where she keeps Ruby.
When Alex asks them to kill him instead, Hale switches tactics.
She orders Ruby to seduce Alex and get in his head.
Coulson gives her advice about learning to live with prosthetics but admits it will never feel the same.
Mack is interested in looking into the Deathlok program to see about cybernetic enhancements.
As we all know, Mack hates robots and cyborgs, but thats because they cant feel.
That doesnt apply to Yo-Yo.
fashion, this is not the only problem they have to deal with right now.
Thankfully, Daisy thinks both problems have the same solution: Cybertech.
The company that built Deathlok is also the last known possessor of gravitonium.
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Funny enough, when they track down Murray Jacobson, S.H.I.E.L.D.
Thus begins a pretty cool sequence of the S.H.I.E.L.D agents infiltrating a ghost ship in mid-air.
Theyre not the first to arrive, however.
Meanwhile, Deke soon learns for himself what we all figured out last week.
He doesnt reveal it to them quite yet, however.
Instead he just calls Fitz Grandpa, and everyone assumes its just a goofy new nickname.
