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Marvel's Agent Carter: Season 2 (2016)
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Critic Consensus: A move from New York to Hollywood gives Agent Carter new territory to explore, as the series continues to search for a storyline as dynamic as its heroine.
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Cast
as Peggy Carter
as Edwin Jarvis
as Jack Thompson
as Daniel Sousa
as Jason Wilkes
as Whitney Frost
as Roger Dooley
as Ana Jarvis
as Calvin Chadwick
as Joseph Manfredi
as Vernon Masters
as Rose
as Agent Vega
as Dottie Underwood
as Dr. Samberly
as Nonna
as Michael Carter
as Rufus Hunt
as Agent Ford
as Howard Stark
as Agent Blackwell
as Doctor Chung
as Agent Ryan
as Paul
as Nick Driscoll
as Ralph
as Angie Martinelli
as Truck Driver
as Mrs. Carter
as Young Peggy Carter
as Nurse
as Young Michael Carter
as Hank
as Young Agnes Cully
as Teen Agnes Cully
as Kenneth
as Man
as Rawhide Kid
as Sheriff
as Massive Guard
as Gorgeous Blonde
as Torrance
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Critic Reviews for Marvel's Agent Carter: Season 2
All Critics (18) | Top Critics (5) | Fresh (14) | Rotten (4)
These first two episodes were pretty fun. And they didn't mention Captain America once!
You wouldn't be alone in feeling that this season of Agent Carter lacked a certain urgency...that's really the rub, that Season 2 never seemed like it had enough to say on Peggy's journey...
Agent Carter remains one of Marvel's strongest TV properties.
Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell) is back for more with a second season, and it's clear that the trend of awesome, complex female heroes will keep on gaining momentum.
After just one episode, Peggy and Jarvis' interactions continue to be sharp, entertaining and the show's strongest asset.
I for one, wish more of television would take the leap that is Agent Carter. At this point, I'm following her wherever she goes.
Audience Reviews for Marvel's Agent Carter: Season 2
Super Reviewer
Though changes certainly seemed promising initially, Agent Carter's sophomore season quickly devolves in to slow-moving, cliched dreck. A massive disappointment as I am a huge fan of star Hayley Atwell, as well as her titular character. None the less I must judge the season on its merits as a whole, and it is here that Agent Carter Season 2 becomes the sole entrant in the MCU I have not given a "Fresh" rating.
Super Reviewer
Does not even hold a candle to the first season. This one really misses the mark. Where the first season followed Peggy still reeling from losing Cap, the second season could've jumped on another phase in Peggy's life: starting SHIELD as the Marvel One Shot indicated she would.
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