IGN: When did you determine what you would ideally like the end of the show to be? Was it when you started, or did that concept come in later season?
Bell: I would say it evolves.
Whedon: Yeah, it evolves over time. Obviously when we were first talking about the show we had totally different ideas of who these characters would be and where they would go. That evolves when the actors bring what they bring, and when you run 88 of these you end up telling a lot of the stories you came up with at the beginning. It's evolved over time, so we'll see. It may evolve still.
IGN: Are you leaving the door open for more Ghost Rider?
Whedon: Well, first of all, he's not dead -- not that that means anything in our world. He also has shown that he has the ability to move in and out of realms and dimensions or planets or wherever he's going. He's a threat to pop up at any moment. Whether or not he will, I can't say, but he's out there.
Bell: I would say it evolves.
Whedon: Yeah, it evolves over time. Obviously when we were first talking about the show we had totally different ideas of who these characters would be and where they would go. That evolves when the actors bring what they bring, and when you run 88 of these you end up telling a lot of the stories you came up with at the beginning. It's evolved over time, so we'll see. It may evolve still.
IGN: Are you leaving the door open for more Ghost Rider?
Whedon: Well, first of all, he's not dead -- not that that means anything in our world. He also has shown that he has the ability to move in and out of realms and dimensions or planets or wherever he's going. He's a threat to pop up at any moment. Whether or not he will, I can't say, but he's out there.
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ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Why is Coulson in space?!
JED WHEDON: Is he, or is he standing in front of a nice television?
JEFFREY BELL: Could be 4K TV.
Does the space stuff tie into Marvel’s Inhumans at all?
WHEDON: We can’t say.
Mack seemed to handle coming out of the Framework pretty well. Is it fair to say he got some closure when it came to his daughter?
WHEDON: It was different for him than it was for Fitz. He was the only person who got something he really wanted. In that last scene with Yo-Yo, you get a sense that sure, it’s resonating and painful, but he sees it as a bonus that he got to have that time with her at all. It will always be a wound, but I think he would’ve much rather had that time with her than not have it, regardless of how long it lasted and the price emotionally that he had to pay for it. I don’t think he came out as damaged as everyone else by what had happened.
JED WHEDON: Is he, or is he standing in front of a nice television?
JEFFREY BELL: Could be 4K TV.
Does the space stuff tie into Marvel’s Inhumans at all?
WHEDON: We can’t say.
Mack seemed to handle coming out of the Framework pretty well. Is it fair to say he got some closure when it came to his daughter?
WHEDON: It was different for him than it was for Fitz. He was the only person who got something he really wanted. In that last scene with Yo-Yo, you get a sense that sure, it’s resonating and painful, but he sees it as a bonus that he got to have that time with her at all. It will always be a wound, but I think he would’ve much rather had that time with her than not have it, regardless of how long it lasted and the price emotionally that he had to pay for it. I don’t think he came out as damaged as everyone else by what had happened.
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