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Feb 11, 2015 · Agent Carter lightens things up a little, and gives the series Marvel TV's best villain. Here's Marc's review... By Marc Buxton | February 11, 2015 | | 0. This Agent Carter review...
It features the Marvel Comics character Peggy Carter as she hunts for a Russian spy in New York, and is set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), sharing continuity with the films of the franchise. The episode was written by Lindsey Allen and directed by Stephen Williams.
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- Phone company secrets.
- Verdict
By Eric Goldman
Posted: Feb 11, 2015 2:59 am
Note: Full spoilers for the episode follow.
Agent Carter has been venturing into darker terrain as it goes on, while still retaining a fun, light touch in other moments. It’s a tricky combination, and yet they’re pulling it off. Given the era the show’s set in, perhaps it shouldn’t be surprising that there’s almost an Indiana Jones-type feel at work here. Per example, this week’s episode had a nasty, foreign military officer stab a man, while noting his intention to also kill his family – and also had Peggy and Jarvis fighting a room full of government agents set to a jaunty song. And it all worked!
Peggy on the run, pursued by the SSR was perhaps an inevitable place to go, from the moment the show began with her sneaking around behind their back, and it was cool to see it actually play out. Peggy kicking all those agents butts was great, as was the way she got the drop on Thompson and called Sousa’s bluff when he had the drop on her.
Of course, she wasn’t ready for Dottie, having not suspected her of anything. There were a couple of moments where I questioned why something went down the way it went down in this episode – Dottie kissed Peggy with her laced lips, knocking her out before she was going to stab her. But if she could get close enough for a kiss, why not just… stab her? But I also have to admit… symbolically, the kiss of the Black Widow is a nice touch.
There were a few moments in this episode that pushed things to the limit as far as how wacky this show could get, and one bit of handholding I could do without - Dottie writing Ivchenko’s message down for the audience’s benefit, when basically being told “go kill Peggy” would not be something she’d need to document. Overall though, with more Peggy/...
Feb 11, 2015 · As Peggy reteams with Jarvis to track down the female Leviathan agent (Dottie) that manipulated Howard Stark to gain access to his vault, Agent Sousa is putting the final pieces together to ...
Marvel's Agent Carter: "A Sin to Err" Review It’s clear after this week’s episode that the momentum is building towards Leviathan’s endgame. "A Sin to Err" saw some pretty big developments for Peggy and the S.S.R. with some fun action scenes and entertaining twists.
A Sin to Err is the sixth episode of the first season of the television series Agent Carter. Peggy discovers the shocking truth about Leviathan but doesn't realize that her true enemies are even closer than she imagined.
