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“Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” is\u00a0one of the more underrated shows born out of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.<\/a> Its references to the movies coming out of Marvel Studios became few and far between across its tenure, therefore allowing the sci-fi adventure series to be its own thing.<\/a> The first season of “S.H.I.E.L.D.”, however, was heavily tied into the events of Phase 2, to the point that 2014’s “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” pretty much blew up the series’ premise. “Turn, Turn, Turn” delivered a bombshell when it was revealed that Agent Grant Ward (Brett Dalton), one of the show’s main characters, was a traitorous operative for HYDRA. The following week’s episode (“Providence”) picked up from this huge shakeup with Agent Phil Coulson (Clark Gregg) taking what remains of his non-compromised crew to Canada in order to hide out in the titular secret base.<\/p>\n Prior to entering Providence, the S.H.I.E.L.D. crew is seen surrounded by a whole bunch of snow, but this was far from your ordinary fake snow. During a panel at New York Comic Con 2025, the cast revealed that the wintery fluff was actually made from reclaimed sewer water (via Entertainment Weekly<\/a>). It meant that there was a grave misstep in turning the former toilet water into something that was actually breathable. “It smelled like poop,” said Chloe Bennet. Gregg hilariously interjected with, “I don’t want to find Patton Oswalt this<\/em> much,” which is in reference to the beloved comedian playing the hidden base’s overseer.<\/p>\n Read more: Buffy The Vampire Slayer Cast: Where The Actors Are Now<\/a><\/p>\n‘It smelled like poop’<\/h2>\n