Agent Carter is very much a direct sequel to Captain America: The First Avenger. Set one year after the war and Captain America’s disappearance, the 8 episode series followed the eponymous character when her old friend Howard Stark is being hunted from treason by the SSR. For the second Marvel Cinematic Universe show on air.…
Last week we saw the canister that Dottie deployed in the theatre. It was Sousa who caught a whiff of the remnants of the cannister sending him into a rage that could have killed Thompson. If seeing the bodies in the theatre wasn’t enough to let you know that this was incredibly dangerous, Sousa’s attack…
What is interesting is that Thompson is the only SSR agent interrogating Peggy that actually believes that things aren’t adding up. He doesn’t believe that things are as plain as Sousa has laid them out to be. Sousa feels nothing but betrayed by Peggy. Thus making his standing up for Peggy made them seem shallow,…
Now that Peggy is back stateside, she’s back to the same under appreciated treatment. However, her recent stint of respect has her acting a bit bolder than she should. She;s quickly knocked back into the same place as she was previously. A demotion in status is really the least of her worries considering Sousa closed…
So much happened within the first five minutes of the episode, I thought my head was going to spin. From the bat we saw young girls chained up. Trained in etiquette. Schooled in fighting. It was fascinating and then gratifying to see that was what Dottie went through. After her strange appearance and odd glances,…
Howard Stark mad his reappearance on Agent Carter. His return is risky, but more than welcome for the audience. There is a charm that Dominic Cooper exudes in this role and seeing him more is always welcome. The fact that he snuck into one of the young ladies rooms was positively hilarious and fitting for…
The humor on this show is far more dry than most Marvel shows. Under less capable hands Peggy closing the window on the young man sneaking in to see his gal would have been bland. However, Peggy’s lack of amusement and indifference was handled in a way that I could help, but let out a…
So, I pondered... 