The series began in 2013, resurrecting Agent Phil Coulson (Clark Gregg) from his apparent death in the first Avengers movie, and putting him in charge of a fragile new team.
Tangible links to the MCU movies also fell away over the course of the run, ending with early guest spots from Nick Fury (Samuel L Jackson), Maria Hill (Cobie Smulders), Lady Sif (Jaimie Alexander) and Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell).
By its seventh and final season, fans were left to debate amongst themselves whether Agents of SHIELD was canon in any meaningful sense of the word.
Meanwhile, there is much doubt that Ryan Gosling's upcoming Ghost Rider will make any nod to Agents of SHIELD's holder of that mantle, Robbie Reyes (played by The Last of Us star Gabriel Luna).
Bennet starred as Daisy Johnson (aka Quake) in the series across all seven seasons; a notable character from the comics with deep ties to SHIELD, and a powerful hero in her own right.
View oEmbed on the source websiteFor her part, Bennet has told Elle that she's still "obsessed with Daisy" and would reprise the role if asked, but admitted to being "angry" at how Agents of SHIELD is ignored by Marvel Studios.
"We were the first MCU TV show, and we did 130-something hour-long episodes. We spent a lot of time in people's homes, and I spent a lot of my life playing this character and this young woman growing into her power."
Bennet added: "There's a lot of symbolism in that, especially looking back now. I would love to play her with the growth that I've had since I've had a break from the role."
The finale of Agents of SHIELD hinted that she could graduate to space-focused intelligence agency SWORD, later referenced in WandaVision. For now, we can only hope and speculate whether that plot thread will be picked up.
Coming up, she has a mystery recurring role in The White Lotus season 4.
Bennet's sentiment is echoed in a recent appearance by her Agents of SHIELD co-star Ming-Na Wen (Agent Melinda May) on a podcast hosted by The Mandalorian and Battlestar Galactica actor Katee Sackhoff.
View oEmbed on the source website"I don't understand it... I just know that there's some sort of division," continued Wen. "We were the first, so you would think we should get some accolade for helping to establish [the MCU in TV]."
Marvel's Agents of SHIELD is available to stream on Disney+. Sign-up to Disney+ from £5.99 a month.
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