I noticed that most places on the wiki state that the one shot occurs after the series (except in the 1940's page, which actually places the events of the one shot before). I find this odd because along with the one shot saying that it takes place one year after the first avenger, it also contradicts a lot of development that came from the series if placed after. She becomes a well respected SSR agent, and is able to move on from her relationship with Steve Rogers, at least to the point where she no longer has flashbacks of the moment he went into the ice. Along with all of this the first episode of Agent Carter shows a flashback from the one shot. I know that no matter where the one shot is placed there are going to be some inconsistencies, but I think overall the one shot makes more sense coming before the series.
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Who’s performance of Howard Stark did you prefer: John Slattery or Dominic Cooper?
Slattery portrayed the older Howard in:
- 1974 Stark Expo Video
- Iron Man 2
- Ant-Man
- Captain America: Civil War
- Avengers: Endgame
Cooper portrayed the younger Howard in:
- Captain America: The First Avenger
- Agent Carter One-Shot
- Agent Carter Season 1
- Agent Carter Season 2
So, I just finished Agent Carter, and looked to see the status of Jack Thompson, and, I found a link to the unknown assassin. It led to Michael Carter. Now, I have not watched any other tv shows except TFatWS, so, is it proven that Michael is the killer in say, Agents of Shield?
Not saying it would ever happen but it should.
Agent Carter is 100% the most underrated show in the MCU. Out of all the Marvel TV shows, it is the only one to be referenced in the mainstream MCU films and deserves to get more recognition. There is a plot hole (it can easily be fixed, but still) in the fact that Sharon Carter’s grandfather should be dead. As we know he is alive, and must definitely reunite somewhat happily with Peggy as we know Sharon had good relations with her. In my ideal world, we would see Marvel Studios partner with ABC (or even produce the third season themselves for Disney+), and be directly involved with the story and the plot, and we would see that Michael Carter storyline for the first part of the series, and then really up the game as we move through, maybe even ending with Carter founding SHIELD. It is truly a good show and deserves to finish off strongly; and if we were to see a revival I hope that it ties up Peggy’s storyline for good (though Hayley’s always welcome back in the MCU) and give closure and hopefully a super upped game; Falcon and the winter soldier but in the 40s type of thing.
Not saying it would happen but there are rumors floating around that we could see Daredevil come back in No Way Home and maybe even a revival of his series, so anything is possible (and Agent Carter should be given another chance).
#SaveAgentCarter
(don’t really like signing petitions for stuff that really doesn’t matter in the world in the long run but here you go):
I mean, who killed Thompson? And why? What was in that file that Thompson had, etc?
Runaways S3 seemingly retconed the Dark Dimension and Dark Force Dimension into a single reality, right?
In Agent Carter S2, Whitney Frost and Jason Wilkes are exposed to "zero matter", which is, of course, Dark Force energy. They describe hearing a voice in their head, telling them to open up a crack in reality to the Dark Dimension. Who could this voice be?
Later in the series, Jason Wilkes described his experience as a "dark beyond dark". It was "zero matter consuming everything, and it will move on to our world if Whitney Frost has anything to do with it". Additionally, "it's like a disease... a cancer. Whitney and I were the carriers. It had consumed everything it could on that side. Now it's looking for a new place to infect".
Sounds like Dormammu to me, trying to break into the MCU. The problem, of course, is that he couldn't physically travel to the MCU because the various sanctums are still in place, preventing his entry.
Of course, this is just a fun theory I came up with while watching the show.
Do you think the Manfredi Crime Family from the Spider-Man: Far From Home Deleted Scene/Peter's To-Do List-One-Shot is related to Joseph Manfredi from Agent Carter/S2?
I read he is in the comics. Is that canon? It sounds too far off to not be so. They might just be from different branches.
Is there any connection between Joseph Manfredi, a crime boss from Agent Carter, and the Manfredi Crime Family, a crime family from Peter's To-Do List?
Continuing the "Scene Discussion" is the surprising musical number in the second season of Agent Carter, where Peggy is faced over the choice she has to make between Daniel Sousa and Jason Wilkes.
Let's discuss! How do you feel about this? Did you want a season 3+ for Agent Carter? Do you like Peggy's relationship with Sousa?
Leave your thoughts on this down below, and make sure to leave any suggestions of scenes that you would like to discuss in future posts.
