I know I'm completely late to the party, but have been watching Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. I thought it would be aterrible adaption of story lines from the realted movies, but has been quite good to watch. Almost done with season 2, 3 ready to go.
Waiting for Feb 12 for TWD to come back.
It was average television for the first season. Stan Lee cameo was nice, couple of appearance from comic book figures was nice too (Sif, Fury and Hill from the movies, Hand for show only). But the Winter Soldier crossover really kickstarted it, albeit the foundation had been laid in the couple of Episodes leading up to that.
Season 2 continued the upward trajectory, in no small part due to the brilliant addition of Kyle MacLouglan to the cast.
You should continue to enjoy it. Season 3a just keeps rolling along. The best bit about it is the streamlining, in the previous two seasons, a plot thread would take 6-10 episodes to run its full course, so far, it generally gets in done in 2-4, without it feeling rushed.
While I'm back on Comic Books, Legends of Tommorow is dumb. It's fun dumb though. Former Doctor Who companion, Arthur Darvill, plays Rip Hunter, a Renegade Time Master, with a british accent, a long coat and a handheld device that makes funny noises, who stole a Time Machine. Sounds familiar yes, but largely the similarities end. He picks up 8 minor heroes/villains (among them the 2 main guys from Prison Break) to stop big bad immortal guy, and they travel through different time periods trying to stop him. Nonsense science, cheesy dialogue, and either a writing, directing or editing team that doesn't understand how to use an ensemble cast, but if I wanted high brow television, I wouldn't be watching broadcast television Superhero shows.