- "Why are you dressed so funny?"
"Well, this is my new uniform, son. Your dad's a superhero now, just like those Avengers." - âGeorge Talbot and Glenn Talbot[src]
George Talbot is the son of Glenn and Carla Talbot.
Biography[]
Son of Glenn Talbot[]
Walk in the Park[]
- "The Navy? He said that? You must be kidding me."
"Said he likes boats."
"He likes messing with his old man is what it is." - âGlenn Talbot and Carla Talbot[src]
Talbot with his parents
George Talbot was with his parents as they walked through Potomac Plaza in Washington, D.C. jokingly discussing his future. The 11-year-old boy told his parents that since he liked boats, he wanted to be in the United States Navy. Once Antoine Triplett planted a phone on Glenn so Phil Coulson could warn him about the HYDRA Assassin Carl Creel who was coming to murder him, George was grabbed by his mother Carla and told to flee.[2]
Kidnapping by HYDRA[]
Talbot getting put inside the Suspension Gel
- "Where's my son?"
"He's still with HYDRA. Hunter found him but he almost blew my cover; I had to hurt him, a little." - âGlenn Talbot and Carl Creel[src]
In an attempt to blackmail George's father Glenn Talbot, who had been appointed at the head of the ATCU, George was targeted and then kidnapped by HYDRA operatives sent by Gideon Malick. He was put in stasis in a Suspension Gel Chamber and hidden in a truck at the Symposium on Alien Contagion.
Talbot at the Zephyr One
Eventually, George was found by S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Lance Hunter, who informed his colleagues. Although the HYDRA operatives briefly managed to escape, they were caught up by Melinda May, who successfully rescued George. Once George was taken to the Zephyr One for recovery, Glenn sat beside his sleeping son and held his hand tightly. George's rescue cemented a slightly stronger alliance between his father and Phil Coulson.[1]
Losing a Father[]
Talbot is comforted by his mother
George tried to help his father Glenn Talbot to recover after he was shot in the head and transferred into a military hospital. Despite George's best efforts, however, Glenn was sometimes prone to angry outbursts which frightened George, despite his mother Carla Talbot assuring him that his father would be fine. However, General Hale took his father from George, pretending to take him to another hospital where he would be treated better while he was actually being captured by HYDRA.[3]
Talbot reunited with his father
Six months later, George was playing with LEGO when his mother went to grab the ringing phone. As she did, there was a knock at the door. George opened it up to find his father. He walked inside with his new suit. George asked what he was wearing, which Glenn responded that it was his new uniform. Glenn then showed George his new powers where he could move stuff with his mind.
Talbot tells his father that he's not a superhero
Carla tried to get George upstairs so she could talk with Glenn, but he got mad. When she explained S.H.I.E.L.D. called her, Glenn got mad, smashing the LEGO and worrying George. He then forcefully pushed Carla against the wall. George cried, telling his father to put Carla down. However, Glenn was mad that Carla helped HYDRA brainwash him. Glenn said he would only trust her if she joined him. Suddenly, S.H.I.E.L.D. arrived, making Glenn walk out. George yelled at Glenn to stop fighting, but Glenn said he was going to save the world. He assured George he would see it on the news soon before leaving.[4]
Equipment[]
Other Equipment[]
- Suspension Gel: George was trapped in a gel matrix when he was kidnapped by HYDRA operatives sent by Gideon Malick, who was trying to blackmail George's father Glenn Talbot. However, George was rescued by S.H.I.E.L.D..
Facilities[]
- Talbot Residence: George lived in this house in Washington, D.C. alongside both of his parents. However, a family reunion with George's father Glenn Talbot went wrong due to Glenn's empowerment and the effects it had on his sanity.
Relationships[]
Family[]
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Enemies[]
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Behind the Scenes[]
- George Talbot was portrayed by an uncredited actor in the season two Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. episode, Shadows. The character was portrayed by another uncredited actor in the season three episode, The Inside Man, before Jack Fisher took the role in the season five episodes, Rise and Shine and The Force of Gravity.
Appearances[]
In chronological order:
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Episode 2.01: Shadows- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Episode 2.14: Love in the Time of HYDRA (mentioned)
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Episode 3.12: The Inside Man
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Episode 4.11: Wake Up (mentioned)
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Episode 5.15: Rise and Shine (flashbacks)- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Episode 5.16: Inside Voices (mentioned)
- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Episode 5.18: All Roads Lead... (mentioned)
- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Episode 5.21: The Force of Gravity
- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Episode 5.22: The End (mentioned)
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