The Tomb

The MCU Indiana Jones has arrived with a split personality! This was the series that i expected to see!

The whole episode i was loving the references to actual history and then grave robbing Mummy-esque story with the un-dead priest preforming a mummification which was something that i would never thought id see on a MCU show. This is was gripping, tense and the story which this has been building too.

Overall i cannot wait for the next episode as the last 10 mins was totally left field where i have to say yet again i have no idea what is going on!

This show is full of twists and turns! An adventure episode that shows how much Layla is badass and adds new elements to Marc/Steven story. I look forward to see Jake Lockley, the last one.

I loved the horror scenes and the references to the Mummy and Indiana Jones (also with the soundtrack).

One word: amazing!

Nice episode, only the fight scene on the sandy hills was stupid.

I wonder which god saved him ;) Prob the one from the girl he did meet.

Had an Indiana Jones feel to it.

If I didn't know this was a marvel show, I'd probably never assume that it was.

The characters are great and the portrayal of ancient egypt lore is so fascinating. It makes me feel ashamed that I don't know more. It makes me want to study it myself. Then I would probably be able to appreciate all the little easter eggs and details inside the tomb.

The score is perfect, the sets are amazing. Every week I wait on the edge of my seat for the new episode.

Steven Grant/Marc Specter is such an interesting character and Layla gets more fleshed out as well. I feel like a shoe about Harrow is still going to drop and his true self is revealed. I think something else is lingering behind the goal of waking Ammit. I can't wait for the final two episodes.

Up to this point, this show is amazing. Hope it stays that way.

Oscar Isaac gives his best performance so far depicting the dichotomous Marc/Steven. He illustrates their differences sublimely, in voice & vocabulary, facial expression and body language, viscerally incarnating these two disparate men struggling to share a body.

The first half crawls along, but is effective tension building. Night and tomb scenes are too dark and the effects budget was blown on last week's spectacular moon-magic, but these are minor quibbles.

Innumerable self-referential Easter eggs and nods to both Tomb Raider and Inception, round this out to the finest episode so far.