You need some way of identifying other members.What kind of secret society has membership pins?
Hayley Atwell removed her Twitter right?
Me and my wife noticed this as well. It was 'almost' Catwoman / Taken 3 levels of cuts.. but other than that, we really enjoyed the episodes. I hope they can really tie things up by the end of this season, because I think it will be its last.Just started episode 1, the bank vault fight, can someone please teach them how to edit fight scenes better?
All the camera cutting is annoying!!!!!!
About the ratings, does the whole "you need certain amount of episodes in syndication" thing affect mini-series like this?
Spoilers dude!!So that black shit is Thanos, right?
Well, Netflix is actually adding this season's episodes in Nordic regions as they air in the US (like they did with Better Call Saul everywhere outside the US), and it already has a deal with Marvel/ABC, so if anything I'd say it has a better chance than most.Ha if Netflix didn't save Constantine which did better, I doubt Peggy's on their radar.
and I'm trying to figure this out as well.
Not that people don't watch it, but it doesn't even seem like AoS' audience carries over much.
Season 2: episode 3 "Better Angels"
Peggys search for the truth about Zero Matter puts her on a collision course with her superiors as Howard Stark barnstorms in.
IGN: Agent Carter is back! In Season 2, it seems like you're going supernatural with Madame Masque. Can you talk about exploring the Darkforce/Zero Matter side of the Marvel Universe this season?
Jeph Loeb: I don't know that we would call it "supernatural." As with everything that happens in the Marvel Universe, it's very science-based. As we more and more discover things about the Marvel Universe, it's very exciting to see what's going to happen, particularly when we're looking at a time period where the world has just discovered the atomic bomb. I'm sure to a lot of the world that looked supernatural. So what Carter is doing is caught very much up in something that will have a tremendous impact on the Marvel Universe. At the same time, she's got to rescue the world as they know it.
IGN: There are elements there that have parallels to Doctor Strange, which we'll be seeing in the not-too-distant future. What logistics and timing goes into making that work from a behind-the-scenes perspective?
Loeb: You're not going to love my response, but #ItsAllConnected. [Laughs] That's all I can really say. As we've often said, to the world at large, Marvel looks like a giant octopus that's out to swallow the galaxy -- which, by the way, we are. But we are in fact a rather small and intimate company. Agent Carter happens to be the only project that we actually coproduce with the Marvel Studios [film] side. So having Louis D'Esposito, who was very involved in the Agent Carter short, through this season and into last season, this is a way that we communicate with one another. So what's going on in the movie division and what's going on in the TV division is something which is constantly a state of sharing and making things work.
We don't do things for the sake of doing them; we do them because it makes a richer experience for the viewer and for our fans and hope that you can enjoy Carter without ever understanding that there could be a larger implication and you can enjoy the show because it does touch on things that are cool and coming and that kind of thing. Personally, I love the show because it's got great writing and an awesome cast.
Some reason this really made me laugh.What kind of secret society has membership pins?
Um... What?!
Will Red put his foot in Thompson's ass?
Clarence Boddicker is going to tell some bitches to leave.Can always count on Thompson to be an asshole.
Clarence Boddicker is going to tell some bitches to leave.
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