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Agent Carter - 1x1 "Now Is Not the End" Full Reaction (Patreon)

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2024-09-30 04:07:31
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2026-06
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Laurel

Glad you enjoyed this! It's a lot of fun. To answer one of your questions, the guy who stuck up for Peggy is named Daniel Sousa. Also, the nitramene that we see in this episode was also in episode 3x14 of AOS where the Watchdogs imploded a building.

Sean Ellingham

Nitromene is something you've seen before in Agents of SHIELD - specifically S3E14 (not E15 as I said originally). It's one of a number of references that Agents of SHIELD made to Agent Carter when they were both airing (Agent Carter S1 & S2 aired in the S2 & S3 winter breaks). The scientist Peggy and Jarvis consult at Stark Industries is Anton Vanko - co-inventor of the Arc Reactor with Howard Stark, and father of Ivan Vanko

Karen Gauck

I watched this show when it aired and ai haven't seen it since. I remember very little, so I'm looking forward to rewatching.

Lyla

I’ve never seen this show before, so I’m looking forward to watching it along with you on here! I’ve heard good things, especially with some notable ties to Agents of Shield, which should be fun and satisfying to spot coming forward!

Bradley

I’m not sure if you meant it literally as in “only Erskine could make a Super Soldier Serum” you probably didn’t, but if you did we know that’s not true since versions of the SSS have been replicated or reproduced that we’ve seen in the MCU, for example: Isaiah Bradley, The Flag Smashers, John Walker (FaTWS), Red Guardian (BW), and obviously Bucky.

TES

I forgot the Nitromene story was from here. I've seen AoS a million times but not this show that much. When Fitz, Mack and Daisy go to the site that the Watchdogs implode Fitz explains that it was a variation on this formula Stark developed.