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Agents Butch Wallace and [[Yauch]] refused the request of [[Ray Krzeminski]] when he wanted someone to switch shifts with him; Krzeminski wanted to see a show and he was assigned to work night shift.<ref>''[[Time and Tide|Agent Carter: 1.03: Time and Tide]]''</ref> |
Agents Butch Wallace and [[Yauch]] refused the request of [[Ray Krzeminski]] when he wanted someone to switch shifts with him; Krzeminski wanted to see a show and he was assigned to work night shift.<ref>''[[Time and Tide|Agent Carter: 1.03: Time and Tide]]''</ref> |
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Revision as of 20:54, 17 July 2019
- "Good work, Carter."
- ―Butch Wallace[src]
Butch Wallace was an agent of the Strategic Scientific Reserve and Peggy Carter’s co-worker.
Biography
SSR Agent
- "Come on, Butch, be a pal?"
"Sorry, Krzeminski, I got plans." - ―Ray Krzeminski and Butch Wallace[src]
Agents Butch Wallace and Yauch refused the request of Ray Krzeminski when he wanted someone to switch shifts with him; Krzeminski wanted to see a show and he was assigned to work night shift.[1]
Wallace shook Peggy Carter's hand and congratulated her when she entered the New York Bell Company Office after saving New York City from Johann Fennhoff's Campaign. He was a witness to when Jack Thompson took credit for the deed before Senator Walt Cooper.[2]
Relationships
Allies
- Strategic Scientific Reserve
- Roger Dooley † - Boss
- Jack Thompson - Colleague
- Daniel Sousa - Colleague
- Peggy Carter - Colleague
- Ray Krzeminski † - Colleague
- Walt Cooper