ABC's and Marvel's hit show "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D" has left the audience with an interesting cliffhanger as Skye (Chloe Bennet) turned into an Inhuman towards the end of the episode and spared her father, Calvin Zabo's (Kyle MacLachlan) life. As season two episode 11 airs on March 3, 2015, fans can expect character changes and adjustments, if spoilers are to be believed.

Clark Gregg, who takes the role of Director Phil Coulson, said in an interview with Comic Book Resources that Inhumans will be a major part of the second half of the current season. The introduction of Inhumans represents a completely new chapter and direction for the show. Talking about how Coulson deals with the new challenge on a personal level, Gregg reportedly told Comic Book Resources: "It turned out to be like an incubating factory that turned his own most beloved protégée -- his surrogate daughter -- into something else and got one of his team members killed. That's not going to be easy on his new team, which has some people who he knows and trusts and some people who are much newer to him". Clark Gregg also hinted that the mission in Puerto Rico with Coulson and Mocking Bird may be explored further, but did not specify any details in the interview.

Meanwhile, the relationship between Skye and her father, Calvin Zabo or Cal, is another aspect of the show that has got fans hooked to the small screen. In an interview with TVLine Kyle MacLachlan talked about how his character will continue to have a difficult relationship with his daughter. MacLachlan was also surprised with the direction his character was taking, saying "When they hand me the scripts, I'm always pleasantly surprised by the direction they take the character in and what they're asking me to do."

Additionally, Brett Dalton, who plays Agent Grant, said that his character will undergo a tremendous change and a new chapter will begin in his life, in an interview to TVLine. After Skye shot Grant three times, things changed for Grant. Dalton said in the interview that "Things can never be the same" for them.