In episode 5, right after an assassination attempt on the President of the United States was foiled, Nick Fury, a disheveled-looking black guy who was just fired by the US govt, pulls a gun on one of the President's senior aides in the very same hospital where the President is recuperating (probably right outside his room), assaults the aide, then starts walking away. A platoon of Secret Service agents appear out of nowhere (from the same hallway they had just been in), all pointing guns at Fury and... they just let him walk away. Obviously, this is a comic book tv show with shapeshifting aliens and super powers and all that, but I can only suspend my disbelief so much. And why wouldn't Fury have just shot and/or killed fauxRhodey at that point to reveal him/her as a Skrull? The only leverage they had on him was that video, which they were releasing anyways, wouldn't revealing a shapeshifting alien help his case that it wasn't him and that aliens are trying to start WW3? They have Olivia Colman do this EXACT thing when she literally shoots the Director of MI6, this series is just so scatter-brained.

And the goddamned scene in the graveyard. Like Fury purposely hides his stash in different compartments throughout all of these fake graves? "I need to have my eye patch over here, my gun over here, and a cool leather jacket in this one. Can't put all my eggs in one basket, then I'd be totally screwed out of my dramatic 'suiting up' scene." And what was the point of the eye patch or not having the eye patch the whole series? Literally everybody knows who he is, he's not hiding from anybody, but oh, he's got his eye patch on now, so Fury is back! Capt. Marvel even ruined the reason for Fury's eye patch.

There's just so much lazy writing in the whole series that's on par with some of the worst from Game of Thrones, things just happen purely for the convenience of the plot to get characters from point A to point B or to "tell" the audience something, it's just so transparent and infuriating.