In a
recent interview to EW, director, writer and producer Joss Whedon says that
what he likes about the show is that it pay attention to the characters that
are not super but live in the superhero world.
“This
is basically a TV series of ‘The Zeppo’ [episode of Buffy], which was a very
deliberate deconstruction of a Buffy episode in order to star the person who
mattered the least,” Whedon says. “The people who are ignored are the people
I’ve been writing as my heroes from day one. There’s a world of superheroes and
superstars, they’re celebrities, and that’s a complicated world — particularly
complicated for people who don’t have the superpowers, the disenfranchised. Now
obviously there’s going to be hijinks and hilarity and sex and gadgets and all
the things that made people buy the comics. But that’s what the show really is
about to me, and that’s what Clark Gregg embodies: the Everyman.”
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