Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Season 6

Missing Pieces

1. This episode includes an epitaph before the end credits for the late Stan Lee.
2. Fitz's cryogenic chamber prop is actually a Thule brand rooftop car cargo carrier box. It is the Force model.
3. Elizabeth Henstridge shadowed director Clark Gregg for this episode.
4. Thor decapitates Thanos on June 23rd 2018, Phil Coulson dies three days later. The events of this episode take place on June 25th and 26th 2019.
5. The episode begins one year after the end of the fifth season
6. "Missing Pieces" originally aired on ABC on May 10, 2019, and was watched by 3.63 million viewers within a week of its release.
7. Because the writers had gone beyond all of their initial plans for the series, they had to create new storylines for the sixth season that did not repeat elements from previous seasons.
8. The Museum of Natural History in Muncie Indiana, featured in this episode, is the same building as the Pawnee City Hall in the TV show Parks and Recreation (2009).
9. First appearances of Barry Shabaka Henley as Dr. Marcus Benson, Winston James Francis as Jack, and Brooke Williams as Snowflake.

Window of Opportunity

1. Sarge and his gang are looking for what they call PEGs, or PiezoElectric Gems. A piezoelectric crystal will produce an electric charge if it's squeezed, or conversely an applied electric charge will cause the crystal to change its shape.
2. Window of Opportunity is the first episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. where Phil Coulson does not appear.

Fear and Loathing on the Planet of Kitson

1. The planet Kitson is named after George Kitson, writer and story editor of several episodes.
2. When Malachi is searching through the bounties, before coming across Fitz and Enoch, Gamora of the Guardians of the Galaxy movies can briefly be seen.
3. When the hallucinating Daisy Johnson is meandering around the House of Games, she is narrating a surreal documentation to herself. This is also a direct reference to Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, where the main character Raoul Duke, based on the original book's author, Hunter S. Thompson, does just this throughout as he visits the numerous casinos while taking various psychotics.
4. The title is a reference to Hunter S Thompson's Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Las Vegas being another gambling mecca.

Code Yellow

1. The social media influencer, and Deke's girlfriend, Sequoia, was played by executive producer Maurissa Tancharoen and is wife of executive producer Jed Whedon .
2. Deke's company has lemons everywhere. In Deke's time a lemon was a gift of love, especially his love towards Daisy.
3. Deke has a model of Coulson's Corvette Lola in his office.
4. This is the first episode in which Simmons does not appear.
5. S.H.I.E.L.D. titling the extraction of Deke Shaw a "Code Yellow" is a reference to Shaw's obsession with lemons
6. This episode is the first appearance of Deke Shaw in season 6.
7. Portia Bartley plays Kaya, who works for Deke Shaw's California based tech company. They previously appeared as a graffiti artist in S2E5 of Runaways (which is set in LA), linking the two MCU series.

The Other Thing

1. Ming-Na Wen (Agent Melinda May) and Lou Diamond Phillips (the episode's director) also worked together in several episodes of Stargate Universe (2009).

Inescapable

1. Jemma's fearsome id in her box of troubles has a gold-painted forehead and is wearing the flowing blue attire from when she was enslaved and silenced by the Kree in Season 5. Over this, she is also wearing the tattered blouse she wore when trapped on the planet Maveth in Season 3.
2. When Altarah states that 5:33 minutes have been wasted, that is the actual time it takes Fitz and Simmons to escape from their alter egos.

Toldja

1. Toldja is the first episode of the sixth season of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. where all eight members of the main cast appear.

Collision Course (Part I)

1. The episode was originally titled just Collision Course.

Collision Course (Part II)

1. The episode was originally titled The Baker.

Leap

1. Final appearance of Maximilian Osinski as Agent Davis until the series finale.
2. Agent Davis dies in this episode after being possessed by Izel.

From the Ashes

1. Final appearance of Barry Shabaka Henley as Dr. Marcus Benson.

The Sign

1. Alot of the names of the Chronicoms are from the Bible (Enoch, Isheah, Boaz..)
2. Last episode Agent Piper shot herself through her left hand leaving a big hole. This episode the injury appears gone.

New Life

1. This marks the first season to not have 22 episodes. Season 6 concluded after 13 episodes. All previous seasons 1-5 had 22 episodes.
2. The team travels to when the Empire State Building was being constructed, i.e. New York in 1931.
3. The pose Melinda May takes before fighting Izel is similar to the one Mulan adopts during her battle against Shan Yu a the end of the 1998 animated film Mulan. May's actress, Ming-Na Wen, voiced Mulan in the film.
4. Daisy says, "I would say I need a drink, but those are illegal now, aren't they?" At time when the Empire State Building was being constructed (March of 1930 through April of 1931), the American Prohibition was in effect. However, Daisy still could have had a drink, as long as she already had it stashed away. The consumption of alcohol was not illegal - just its manufacture, transportation, and sale.