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Marvel's Agent Carter: Season 1 (2015)
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When Howard Stark finds himself being framed, he reaches out to Peggy to help him clear his name, empowering his butler to help her as needed.
When Howard Stark's deadliest weapon falls into enemy hands, Carter is the only one who can get it back.
As Agent Carter gets closer to Stark's stolen technology, her secret mission could be unraveled by an SSR arrest.
Howard Stark suddenly returns -- possibly creating more trouble for Peggy; Chief Dooley follows a new clue that threatens Peggy's future at the SSR.
When Peggy is finally trusted with a mission, she calls on the Howling Commandos squad for assistance; Peggy's cover is put at risk.
Peggy comes to a shocking realization but isn't aware her true enemies are closer than she thought; Sousa narrows in on the truth about Peggy.
Leviathan makes their move against Peggy when she is at her most vulnerable moment; the SSR closes in on Howard Stark.
Peggy is faced with Leviathan's fury as she tries to save Howard Stark -- and the world.
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2d ago4.44. The season ends nicely on multiple fronts. The storylines are interesting throughout the season. And Peggy Carter isn't the only interesting character.
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Aug 12, 2022Not as bad as people say this show was.
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Aug 06, 20224.19. I couldn't get into the first couple of episodes, but I'm glad it stuck with it. While there are plenty of inconsistencies, I didn't want to stop watching the final episode-and-a-half of the season. The end of the season also made me think about a key relationship that is explored at the end of "Avengers: Endgame."
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Jul 28, 2022The first season was great! Expanding a on such a badass and beloved character like Peggy Carter was a good move imo and showing us what she was up to after the events of CATFA was also nice as well. Hayley Atwell is fantastic and I'm glad she got the chance to shine in her own series!
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May 05, 2022It's ok i suppose. Good actors, good setting but terribly preachy. Really quite forgettable.
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Apr 02, 2022The premise, setting and actors (which are all great) kept me watching in spite of the painful wokeness... constantly hating on military, capitalism, America and men (it's painful). But at least a 120 pound woman is somehow able to constantly overpower trained killers twice her size :/
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Mar 04, 2022Solid, surprisingly good story beats with a great cast. The sexist workplace plotline gets a little preachy and obnoxious sometimes, but for a small-scale action series it gets pretty intriguing and tense, in a good way.
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Feb 03, 2022Entertaining, classic cliffhanger constructed episodes. I wasn't bored at any moment watching it. Even though it's a side story to the MCU, it's still very cool. Also the acting is great!
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Jan 31, 2022Surprisingly violent and bloody, this show works as both a noir 40's flick and as a marvel action movie. Shame it only got 2 seasons.
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Jan 19, 2022A lady lead done right. Careful construction of methodical storytelling that is built on the foundation of a strong lead, exceptional side characters, and a multitude of menacing, deep villains. The relationships built throughout this series allow Haley Atwells (Peggy Carter) to rely on her companions as the tale transpires. Where most movies/series fail in representing tales of such leads, Agent Carter succeeds as it displays teamwork and the need for male inclusion but also creates a powerful message of independence and a lack of reliability on such inclusion. Taking place in 1947, New York, the story follows Peggy Carter an SSR (strategic scientific reserve) agent who is overlooked and doubted by many of her fellow male agents but when her relationships both at work and outside begin to merge with her past, the lines between them become unrecognizable. I highly recommend this series to viewers interested in tales of character building, espionage, and mystery. The meticulous approach as this tale unfolds will leave the viewer wanting more while allowing them to reminisce upon prior clues, mysterious figures, and uncertain futures. I'm very excited for the next season and plan on watching it very shortly. Although there are only two seasons, I'm sure the next will be just as enjoyable as its predecessor.
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