Snark Industries closes out the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. two-parter with the conclusion to the team's 1931 adventure, and both hosts agree it sticks the landing. The full plot gets walked through, from Freddy Malick's Hydra-branded vial delivery to the speakeasy shakedown to Daisy's morally murky order to kill Freddy outright, and finally to the moment the timeline locks into place exactly as it was always meant to. Comic roots are traced through Jonathan Hickman's Secret Warriors run and the introduction of the Malick family, with the Super Soldier Serum, Red Skull, and Erskine all getting name-dropped as the show barrels toward its first major Nexus event. The standout for both hosts is Enoch being left behind to mentor a young Koenig, a clean piece of writing that plants the seed for the family's deep future ties to S.H.I.E.L.D. and serves as a  ...