Part of the appeal of Marvel’s Agent Carter is the post World War II retro vibe. From the cars to the costumes, it’s a visual feast for fans of that vintage look. Marvel has just released two videos that take us backstage with costume designer… Read More »Behind the Vintage Costumes of Marvel’s Agent Carter
Things are continuing to pick up in this weeks Agent Carter. The episode begins with Thomson, Dooley and Carter interrogating Dr. Ivchenko. Dooley wants to know about Leviathan but Carter is more concerned about the Black Widow Project – the Russian girls that have been… Read More »Agent Carter Recap: Episode 6 – A Sin to Err
After four seasons and more than 100 episodes, “Melissa & Joey” will end its run on ABC Family this summer. Melissa Joan Hart played local politician Mel Burke and Joey Lawrence was Joe Longo, who she hired to look after her niece and nephew. While… Read More »Brace yourself ABC Family has canceled “Melissa & Joey.” Whoa.
This weeks episode was packed. Lots of action. The return of the Howling Commandos. Revealed backstory for both Thomson and Dottie (and, by extension, Agent Romanov in the present day). Sousa discovers what Peggy’s been up to, or thinks he has anyway.
The episode begins in 1937 where we see a group of young girls being groomed for the Black Widow Program. While that name didn’t get used this week, Marvel did release an interview with the shows producers about how they came up with the idea. The implication is that this is where Dottie was raised, but we don’t get confirmation until the end of the episode.
Back in 1946, Dottie and Peggy are out in the diner together when Dottie manages to secretly get Peggy’s room keys out of her purse. On the way to the SSR, Jarvis comes up to Peggy to pled for her to rejoin him in helping Stark prove his innocence, but, of course, she’s still understandably mad at them both. Jarvis does manage to get into her head the idea that, despite his failings, Stark is a good man and Peggy knows it.
The SSR office is in complete chaos as the typewriter has typed out a coded message that no one can break. No one except Peggy. She swoops in, breaks the code without breaking a sweat, showing up all of the men in the room with her. She then pleads with Dooley to let her go on the mission to Russia, based on her ability to break the code and her familiarity with the terrain. But it isn’t until she calls in the 107th (a.k.a. the Howling Commandos) that she is allowed to join the team.
Peggy has to change for the mission in the men’s locker room because there isn’t a women’s. This leads to some witty banter between her and Thomson but it also leads Sousa to the discovery that Peggy has a couple of bullet wounds on her shoulder. More on that later.Read More »Agent Carter Recap – Episode 5: The Iron Ceiling
Marvel online editor Marc Strom interviews Chad Michael Murray (Agent Thompson) and Enver Gjokaj (Agent Sousa) from Marvel’s Agent Carter. The supporting actors each dive deeper into their characters providing more insight into the series. During the clip, the actors discuss how the post-war setting… Read More »Interview with Agent Carter’s SSR Cohorts
ABC Family show “The Fosters” now has an official companion novel. From author Stacy Kravetz comes “The Fosters: Keep Your Frenemies Close.” The novel takes place over a weekend community service/extra school credit trip Callie is required to take in order to boost her history… Read More »ABC Family show “The Fosters” gets a companion novelization
Disney’s ABC Family cable channel is recasting itself for a slightly more mature audience. As part of the switch it has announced its first-ever original procedural drama, “Stitchers.” Stitchers is an hour long crime drama with a bit of a sci-fi twist. The story follows… Read More »Disney announces casting and production of “Stitchers” for ABC Family