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It finally feels as if Marvel's Agents of SHIELD is beginning to live up to Joss Whedon's vision: to be a fun, engaging drama about "normal" people dealing with the challenges of a world where superheroes are just beginning to emerge. While I've heard the show's numerous references to "The Avengers" described as gimmicky, they do make sense. A huge wormhole opened up in the sky over New York City and coughed up an alien army, for crying out loud. People are going to tend to talk about that a lot. One of the show's best points, by the way, is its global feel. It doesn't make the mistake of having every single paranormal event happen in America. So far, we've visited South America, Sweden, and Hong Kong - and the inclusion of actual footage filmed in some of those places boosts the show's quality immensely.
The characters started out pretty thin, and the first few episodes following the pilot didn't do much to change that. Fortunately, more recent installments have made a difference in that regard. I'd still like to see Fitz and Simmons get fleshed out a bit more, as they basically function as comic relief at this point (granted, it's very funny comic relief). But Agents Coulson, May, and Ward, along with mysterious hacker Skye, have definitely progressed beyond the cardboard stage. No episode thus far illustrates this better than the fantastic "Girl in the Flower Dress".
As for Marvel connections, those are slowly but steadily developing. Graviton is waiting in the wings, possibly for a bigger showdown near the finale. A shadowy organization called Centipede may turn out to be something more recognizable later on. And then there's the possibility of the show's main characters having links to the Marvel mythos. As their pasts are all a bit shady, anything's possible. I'm optimistic that we'll see more comic book elements creep in as time goes by. And as far as long-term story arcs in general, there are small, clever teases about Agent Coulson's return from the dead which will most likely culminate in a major, Whedonesque plot twist in the end.
My advice to the skeptical viewer is to give this show a chance beyond the first few episodes. The pilot is good, episode two is a bit disappointing, but then the pace begins to pick up. By the time the show has told its first season story in full, I don't think any of us will regret having stuck with it through the early period of adjustment.