IT’S HERE! The remake of the lost episode of Level 7 Access finally comes out. J.D. and Page go back and review The Asset, read their first bit of fan mail, and talk about Skye (while J.D. talks about her dress).

Two. Hours. Page and J.D. cover episode 12 of Agents of SHIELD, Seeds, deciding that it’s easily one of the best episodes of the series that features a giant reveal about an important character. They praise the episode as a whole while finding one vital flaw that undercut a magnificent moment. Come join the insanity!

J.D. and Page get crazy in-depth on our mid-season premiere, episode 11: The Magical Place. Truths will be revealed, swears will be said, episodes will be broken down, and J.D. will chill about plane physics for a change!

Join J.D. and Page as they take a journey back across the first 10 episodes of Agents of SHIELD! They talk favorite episodes, characters, actors, characters with the most potential, and where they think this crazy ride is going!

J.D. and Page drink some more while talking about an episode that both describe as easily the worst of the series. Prepare for the venom as the two cover “0-8-4.”

Since J.D. and Page missed the first three episodes, they go back and recap the Pilot to give their opinions on how the entire thing got started. Oh. And they brought booze with them. Join them for a more informal, silly, all-over-the-place Level 7 Access.

It’s mid-season finale time, y’all! J.D. and Page break down Episode 10: The Bridge while discussing great acting in the series, awful green-screen driving scenes, feminist theory, ratings, spoilers, and factually inaccurate internet reviews. They may have gotten side-tracked.

This week, J.D. and Page break down “Repairs.” They praise some of the horror movie aesthetics of the episode, complain about Melinda May being a bystander to her own story, and witness a cat fight.

This week’s episode of Level 7 Access takes a look at Episode 8 of the series, entitled “The Well.” Page and J.D. get a little giggly as they talk about sandwiches, confusion over flashbacks, and Coulson’s gun show.

J.D. and Page break down “The Hub,” discuss the lack of consequences in the show, and praise the development of both Fitz and Simmons. They also try to find the balance between humor and drama in the show.