Peggy Carter hasn't got time for your shit. Credit: ABC/Marvel. |
What’s a girl to do when you’re a secret agent living in the 1940s and you’re seemingly not needed post-war anymore? Go it alone of course! Agent Carter (or Marvel’s Agent Carter) follows the ambitious and smart-talking Peggy Carter. Once known as Captain America’s right-hand girl, she has now been relegated to lunch-getter and phone-answerer. In this post-war society, Peggy’s role as seemingly the only female agent in the Strategic Scientific Reserve (SSR) has her at a bit of a loss. That is until Howard Stark recruits her to help clear his name, and Peggy is thrust back into the field as a double-agent, finally getting the chance to utilise her skills. After all, disguise, danger, and destruction seem to be this gal’s thing.
While season one focused on this, and Peggy’s attempts to get back the deadly weapons that Stark had been accused of selling while also uncovering who was actually behind the sales. Season two starts off rather amicably in L.A. Leaving the hustle and bustle of New York City behind, Peggy is called in to sunny Los Angeles to help solve the case of The Lady in the Lake – and predictably, atomic weapons seem to be involved (seriously, can they just stop making them? That would solve everything).
Read the full review filled with Peggy sassiness, here.
Also, just for the hell of it, here's some classic Peggy-goodness:
the SASS. |
Also, this would be where we chuck in a trailer, but seriously - the trailer isn't accurate for the series at all and really doesn't do it justice - BAD MARVEL. Just go watch the programme instead. Trust us.
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