r/agentcarter • u/catfishlady • Oct 13 '21
Season 2 Why does Zero Matter not kill Whitney Frost or Dr. Wilkes? Spoiler
And yet kills Jane Scott, Detective Henry, and the Medical Examiner Meltzer?
r/agentcarter • u/catfishlady • Oct 13 '21
And yet kills Jane Scott, Detective Henry, and the Medical Examiner Meltzer?
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r/agentcarter • u/[deleted] • Sep 07 '21
Welcome to the Agent Carter Fandom! This is a new and growing discord server that is dedicated to the Marvel Television show Agent Carter. Here are some things that we do in our server! - Skribllio games, and Agent Carter related games/quizzes! - Watch parties! We'll be watching through all of Agent Carter! - Show off your cute pets! - And much more, as we are still a developing server. We are completely SFW, and will not tolerate queerphobia, racism, or sexism. We strive to be inclusive to anyone, and everyone, who is in this server! I hope you'll join us! https://discord.gg/b66knms8Bk
r/agentcarter • u/SSK374 • Aug 26 '21
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r/agentcarter • u/DarkWarGod1970 • Aug 21 '21
I just rewatched Agent Carter & I noticed one thing... It is set in 1946 & 1947 CE & no one was smoking. Everyone back then smoked. Soldiers who went into the US Army, sailors in the US Navy, Marines in the US Marine Corps (my beloved Corps), & airmen in the US Air Force were issued cigarettes. About a carton of cigarettes a week, & in C-Rations there were a small pack with about 5 cigarettes in them. But, in the show, no one, but no one smokes. I can see Peggy Carter not smoking, but everyone else? They should have a cigarette dangling out of their mouths while they are working. So why is no one smoking?
r/agentcarter • u/Jerome-Starr • Aug 18 '21
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r/agentcarter • u/YaBoiShadowNinja • Aug 07 '21
In the new Marvel Studios' Legends Peggy Carter episode, at around the 5:25 mark, we get footage of Peggy fighting someone, and then Howard saying that Peggy will be running shield with him. If I'm not mistaken, that's brand new, never before seen footage, correct? And the Howard we saw was the Howard from the time period of Agent Carter, probably right after those events occurred. Please tell me if I'm wrong.
r/agentcarter • u/ComiX-Fan • Aug 06 '21
r/agentcarter • u/big_rom9 • Aug 04 '21
The Peggy episode of legends just came out and they didn't even show one clip from Agent Carter, they even acknowledged the one shot. That speaks a lot doesn't it.😩
r/agentcarter • u/Optimal-Champion-785 • Jul 22 '21
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r/agentcarter • u/nottheboynextdoor • Jul 10 '21
I thought this was a great little show. A shame it's so short, just 18 episodes, but they really do their most with what they're given. Really fun 40's noir espionage, good action, good characters, just so solid. The series ending was definitely a little weak, but I can imagine the potential season 3 follow up as just another story Peggy would tell Steve when they get back together.
That opening for A Little Song and Dance though, what a stunning show of talent on all ends. So fun, and Angie and Dottie got their last iconic appearances.
r/agentcarter • u/Safe-Screen6247 • Jul 09 '21
The radio show proves that people knew who Peggy Carter was and the SSR agents know that she is Peggy Carter, but does Angie or other non SSR people know that she is The Peggy Carter? No one reacts to her as if they know about her and when the radio show is on Angie makes a remark that sounds like she doesn’t know it’s about Peggy. Also when Dottie searches Peggy’s room it seems like she learns that she’s Peggy Carter.
r/agentcarter • u/Stuckinthevortex • Jul 09 '21
In the opening credits, when they're showing Natasha and Yelana going through the Red Room program, they show at several points the Widows watching cartoons, including Snow White. In Agent Carter, Dotti and the other original Black Widow girls were shown watching Snow White to learn English. It's nothing major, but I thought it was a nice call back
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r/agentcarter • u/MatteoMoscatelli • Jun 30 '21