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* AbandonShipping: Peggy/Jarvis, quite a popular pairing in the first season, died a rapid but peaceful death as a canon wish among fans with the introduction of Ana Jarvis in season 2, because she and Jarvis are so downright adorable and [[HappilyMarried devoted]] to each other that breaking them up just seems wrong. Cheering continues for the badass PlatonicLifePartners relationship between Peggy and Jarvis, however.
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* AbandonShipping: Peggy/Jarvis, quite a popular pairing in the first season, died a rapid but peaceful death as a canon wish among fans with the introduction on-screen portrayal of Ana Jarvis in season 2, because she and Jarvis are so downright adorable and [[HappilyMarried devoted]] to each other that breaking them up just seems wrong. Cheering continues for the badass PlatonicLifePartners relationship between Peggy and Jarvis, however.
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*** [[spoiler: Dottie actually kisses Peggy, albeit to knock her out with her DruggedLipstick.]]
*** [[spoiler: In season 2, Dottie is positively thrilled at the idea of being interrogated (and possibly tortured) by Peggy, reacting to seeing her with girlish glee. The way she talks to Peggy can only be described as flirty, which may be because she knows it's the only way to get under her skin.]]
*** [[spoiler: In season 2, Dottie is positively thrilled at the idea of being interrogated (and possibly tortured) by Peggy, reacting to seeing her with girlish glee. The way she talks to Peggy can only be described as flirty, which may be because she knows it's the only way to get under her skin.]]
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*** [[spoiler: Dottie actually kisses Peggy, albeit to knock her out with her DruggedLipstick.]]
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***[[spoiler: In the season 2, 2 premier, Dottie is has gone so far to dye her hair brown and copy Peggy's red hat and blue jacket look. She's also positively thrilled at the idea of being interrogated (and possibly tortured) by Peggy, reacting to seeing her with girlish glee. The way she talks to Peggy can only be described as flirty, which may be because she knows it's the only way to get under her skin.]]
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* FoeYay: Over the course of the series, Dottie becomes quite obsessed with Peggy; in the season two premiere Dottie has gone so far to dye her hair brown and copy Peggy's red hat and blue jack look, she's very ''excited'' at the prospect of being interrogated by Peggy, spends the short-lived session looking at and speaking to her in a flirtatious manner, and is visibly crushed when Jack takes over.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Ivchenko being introduced to bourbon after being freed (and his love-hate relationship with it, compared to his preferred choice of [[VodkaDrunkenski vodka]]) is a combination of both [[Heartwarming/AgentCarter heartwarming]] and [[Funny/AgentCarter funny]], and paints him as an endearing character. [[spoiler: The following episode reveals he's a Leviathan [[TheMole mole]] inside the SSR and even uses bourbon while coercing an agent into killing himself.]]
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** Ivchenko being introduced to bourbon after being freed (and his love-hate relationship with it, compared to his preferred choice of [[VodkaDrunkenski vodka]]) is a combination of both [[Heartwarming/AgentCarter heartwarming]] and [[Funny/AgentCarter funny]], and paints him as an endearing character. [[spoiler: The following episode reveals he's a Leviathan [[TheMole mole]] inside the SSR and even uses bourbon while coercing an agent into killing himself.]]
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** In Episode 4, Howard Stark himself admits he had no good reason to lie about [[spoiler:Steve Rogers' blood]], blaming it on his own pathological tendencies formed from clawing his way to the top.
** In Episode 6, the SSR has returned from a Russian facility that brainwashes little girls with a psychiatrist from said facility. Do they consider that he might be [[TheMole a mole]] and take security measures? No, they give him full run of their headquarters (albeit while supervised).
** In Episode 7, Dooley is warned that [[spoiler:Dr. Ivchenko]] shouldn't be trusted and decides to take that advice. Pretty smart. Not so smart is still staying alone with the guy in his office, raised suspicion or not...
** Also from Episode 7, we have highly trained agent Sousa forgetting that an enemy can see your shadow if you stand in front of a light source. Though to be fair, Dottie did too, only a scene or two before he did.
** Episode 8 has several examples:
*** Sousa again, while investigating the theater's crime scene pointed the hate gas canister directly to his face and got hit with a dose of it.
*** To be fair, neither Sousa or the other agents ''know'' about the hate gas. At this point of the story, no SSR agent in the field knows exactly what item 17 is, or even that it comes in a canister. If the low lighting in the theatre kept Sousa from seeing the 'Stark Industries' logo, he might even have thought it was a WWII style water bottle.
*** Peggy completely squanders getting the drop on [[spoiler:Fennhoff and Dottie]] with a shotgun, telling them to surrender rather than just shooting them before they even know she's there, presumably not to risk blasting the radio they were standing right next to.
*** Whoever made the decision to lock up a Soviet spy with a CompellingVoice with a Nazi MadScientist isn't very intelligent.
** In Episode 4, Howard Stark himself admits he had no good reason to lie about [[spoiler:Steve Rogers' blood]], blaming it on his own pathological tendencies formed from clawing his way to the top.
** In Episode 6, the SSR has returned from a Russian facility that brainwashes little girls with a psychiatrist from said facility. Do they consider that he might be [[TheMole a mole]] and take security measures? No, they give him full run of their headquarters (albeit while supervised).
** In Episode 7, Dooley is warned that [[spoiler:Dr. Ivchenko]] shouldn't be trusted and decides to take that advice. Pretty smart. Not so smart is still staying alone with the guy in his office, raised suspicion or not...
** Also from Episode 7, we have highly trained agent Sousa forgetting that an enemy can see your shadow if you stand in front of a light source. Though to be fair, Dottie did too, only a scene or two before he did.
** Episode 8 has several examples:
*** Sousa again, while investigating the theater's crime scene pointed the hate gas canister directly to his face and got hit with a dose of it.
*** To be fair, neither Sousa or the other agents ''know'' about the hate gas. At this point of the story, no SSR agent in the field knows exactly what item 17 is, or even that it comes in a canister. If the low lighting in the theatre kept Sousa from seeing the 'Stark Industries' logo, he might even have thought it was a WWII style water bottle.
*** Peggy completely squanders getting the drop on [[spoiler:Fennhoff and Dottie]] with a shotgun, telling them to surrender rather than just shooting them before they even know she's there, presumably not to risk blasting the radio they were standing right next to.
*** Whoever made the decision to lock up a Soviet spy with a CompellingVoice with a Nazi MadScientist isn't very intelligent.
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* FanNickname: Agent Series/OneTreeHill for Jack Thompson due to it being his most famous role. Agent Creator/ChadMichaelMurray is also commonly used as a nickname for him, since that's the name of his actor. And, in the right corners of fandom, you will occasionally see him called Agent Douchebag, for his general bad attitude during the series.
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** "Dr. Ivchenko", in reality [[CompellingVoice Johann Fennhoff]], is a high-ranking Leviathan agent who orchestrated the theft of Howard Stark's inventions. Posing as a [[AffablyEvil kindly]] psychologist prisoner of Leviathan, the "rescued" Fennhoff befriends S.S.R. chief Roger Dooley, [[TreacherousAdvisor giving him advice]] on his collapsing marriage while gradually brainwashing him and making contact with Leviathan operative Dottie Underwood. Often allowing his victims to experience one last pleasure before killing themselves, Fennhoff has Dooley give him access to the recovered Stark weapons and takes the [[HatePlague Midnight Oil]], having Dooley put on a suicide vest as a distraction while he meets up with Underwood. After capturing Stark, Fennhoff reveals that he seeks revenge for the death of his brother, planning to hypnotize Stark into releasing the Midnight Oil on New York so his guilt afterwards will destroy him.
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** Season 1: "Dr. Ivchenko", in reality [[CompellingVoice Johann Fennhoff]], is a high-ranking Leviathan agent who orchestrated the theft of Howard Stark's inventions. Posing as a [[AffablyEvil kindly]] psychologist prisoner of Leviathan, the "rescued" Fennhoff befriends S.S.R. chief Roger Dooley, [[TreacherousAdvisor giving him advice]] on his collapsing marriage while gradually brainwashing him and making contact with Leviathan operative Dottie Underwood. Often allowing his victims to experience one last pleasure before killing themselves, Fennhoff has Dooley give him access to the recovered Stark weapons and takes the [[HatePlague Midnight Oil]], having Dooley put on a suicide vest as a distraction while he meets up with Underwood. After capturing Stark, Fennhoff reveals that he seeks revenge for the death of his brother, planning to hypnotize Stark into releasing the Midnight Oil on New York so his guilt afterwards will destroy him.
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** When Rufus Hunt tries to get out of the truck after waking from the tranquilizer and Peggy knocks him out back in, you an easily tell he purposely putting his leg back in.
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** The "sexism is bad" aesop isn't at all subtle, but it's highlighted both to critique the era and provide Peggy a constant challenge to prove herself against, in contrast to ''The First Avenger'' where the sexism of then was only briefly noted.
** In general, the show does a lot to tackle issues of privilege and discrimination, showcasing and deconstructing the ways women, people of color, and paraplegic individuals have been marginalized and mistreated in our past, while also showing other elements of DoubleStandard issues present in society (even elements that affect white men, as seen when discussing MenAreTheExpendableGender and Miriam Fry's cynical look at male sexuality). As noted in many reviews, the handling of these characters and issues has made the show stand out compared to most works of fiction (compare ''The First Avenger'' and its more idealistic look on history), while also passing UsefulNotes/TheBechdelTest, the Oracle Test, and similar fiction checklists, a rarity for works of this genre.
** Season 2 also drops a good anvil with Ana Jarvis's attitude towards her husband helping Peggy. She does not protest against it and supports them as much as she can, while still being up front about her own worries. The lesson here being that it's perfectly alright to have worries and fears about what your partner is doing - but it doesn't mean you're not supportive, nor does it mean you can't still be supportive. Likewise Ana is perfectly honest with her husband about her worries, but it's still her that sends him on his way to do what must be done.
** The "sexism is bad" aesop isn't at all subtle, but it's highlighted both to critique the era and provide Peggy a constant challenge to prove herself against, in contrast to ''The First Avenger'' where the sexism of then was only briefly noted.
** In general, the show does a lot to tackle issues of privilege and discrimination, showcasing and deconstructing the ways women, people of color, and paraplegic individuals have been marginalized and mistreated in our past, while also showing other elements of DoubleStandard issues present in society (even elements that affect white men, as seen when discussing MenAreTheExpendableGender and Miriam Fry's cynical look at male sexuality). As noted in many reviews, the handling of these characters and issues has made the show stand out compared to most works of fiction (compare ''The First Avenger'' and its more idealistic look on history), while also passing UsefulNotes/TheBechdelTest, the Oracle Test, and similar fiction checklists, a rarity for works of this genre.
** Season 2 also drops a good anvil with Ana Jarvis's attitude towards her husband helping Peggy. She does not protest against it and supports them as much as she can, while still being up front about her own worries. The lesson here being that it's perfectly alright to have worries and fears about what your partner is doing - but it doesn't mean you're not supportive, nor does it mean you can't still be supportive. Likewise Ana is perfectly honest with her husband about her worries, but it's still her that sends him on his way to do what must be done.
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** "Dr. Ivchenko", in reality [[CompellingVoice Johann Fennhoff]], is a high-ranking Leviathan agent who orchestrated the theft of Howard Stark's inventions. Posing as a [[AffablyEvil kindly]] psychologist prisoner of Leviathan, the "rescued" Fennhoff befriends S.S.R. chief Roger Dooley, [[TreacherousAdvisor giving him advice]] on his collapsing marriage while gradually brainwashing him and making contact with Leviathan operative Dottie Underwood. Often allowing his victims to experience one last pleasure before killing themselves, Fennhoff has Dooley give him access to the recovered Stark weapons and takes the [[HatePlague Midnight Oil]], having Dooley put on a suicide vest as a distraction while he meets up with Underwood. After capturing Stark Fennhoff reveals that he seeks revenge for the death of his brother, planning to hypnotize Stark into releasing the Midnight Oil on New York so his guilt afterwards will destroy him.
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** "Dr. Ivchenko", in reality [[CompellingVoice Johann Fennhoff]], is a high-ranking Leviathan agent who orchestrated the theft of Howard Stark's inventions. Posing as a [[AffablyEvil kindly]] psychologist prisoner of Leviathan, the "rescued" Fennhoff befriends S.S.R. chief Roger Dooley, [[TreacherousAdvisor giving him advice]] on his collapsing marriage while gradually brainwashing him and making contact with Leviathan operative Dottie Underwood. Often allowing his victims to experience one last pleasure before killing themselves, Fennhoff has Dooley give him access to the recovered Stark weapons and takes the [[HatePlague Midnight Oil]], having Dooley put on a suicide vest as a distraction while he meets up with Underwood. After capturing Stark Stark, Fennhoff reveals that he seeks revenge for the death of his brother, planning to hypnotize Stark into releasing the Midnight Oil on New York so his guilt afterwards will destroy him.
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** "[[DarkActionGirl Dottie Underwood]]" is a [[ComicBook/BlackWidow Red Room]] graduate and [[TheDragon accomplice]] to Fennhoff. Seducing Tony Stark so that he would show her his vault of inventions, Underwood later befriends Peggy Carter as her neighbor. Spying on Carter without detection, Underwood makes contact with Fennhoff and helps him to capture Stark, evading arrest from both Peggy and other S.S.R. agents. Upon finally being captured, Underwood easily resists giving up information and humiliates her interrogators, before being broken out by Peggy to help spy on Whitney Frost. Underwood continues to laugh off torture when captured by Frost's minions, only breaking when Frost uses her Zero Matter powers on her. Psychotic yet flirtatious, especially in her rivalry with Peggy, Underwood ends the series a [[KarmaHoudini free woman]] after escaping both Frost and Peggy's custody.
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** "[[DarkActionGirl Dottie Underwood]]" is a [[ComicBook/BlackWidow Red Room]] graduate and [[TheDragon accomplice]] to Fennhoff. Seducing Tony Howard Stark so that he would show her his vault of inventions, Underwood later befriends Peggy Carter as her neighbor. Spying on Carter without detection, Underwood makes contact with Fennhoff and helps him to capture Stark, evading arrest from both Peggy and other S.S.R. agents. Upon finally being captured, Underwood easily resists giving up information and humiliates her interrogators, before being broken out by Peggy to help spy on Whitney Frost. Underwood continues to laugh off torture when captured by Frost's minions, only breaking when Frost uses her Zero Matter powers on her. Psychotic yet flirtatious, especially in her rivalry with Peggy, Underwood ends the series a [[KarmaHoudini free woman]] after escaping both Frost and Peggy's custody.
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* FanPreferredCouple: Peggy and Angie is the most popular ship in the fandom. It helps that Angie [[TheNotLoveInterest fulfills a lot of the roles that a love interest would typically take]] in superhero/spy movies, such as [[ItsNotYouItsMyEnemies finding some resistance from Peggy when she tries to bond with her]], [[TheMasqueradeWillKillYourDatingLife being irritated when the hero's double life interferes with her being able to spend time with Peggy]], and trusting Peggy so much that when [[spoiler:Peggy is being pursued by the SSR]], she helps her without asking for any kind of explanation.
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* FanPreferredCouple: Although Peggy is teased romantically with various men, and eventually ends up with [[spoiler:Daniel Sousa]], Peggy and Angie is the most popular ship in the fandom. It helps that Angie [[TheNotLoveInterest fulfills a lot of the roles that a love interest would typically take]] in superhero/spy movies, such as [[ItsNotYouItsMyEnemies finding some resistance from Peggy when she tries to bond with her]], [[TheMasqueradeWillKillYourDatingLife being irritated when the hero's double life interferes with her being able to spend time with Peggy]], and trusting Peggy so much that when [[spoiler:Peggy is being pursued by the SSR]], she helps her without asking for any kind of explanation.
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** "Is it going to be Angie? Please don't let it be Angie."[[labelnote:Explanation]]Angie has become so beloved by the fanbase that part of the fans, still hurting from other Marvel works (''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'' and ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' specifically), expect Angie to [[KillTheCutie either die]] or [[EvilAllAlong become evil]] [[ShockingSwerve all of a sudden]].[[/labelnote]]
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** "Is it going to be Angie? Please don't let it be Angie."[[labelnote:Explanation]]Angie has become so beloved by the fanbase that part of the fans, still hurting from other Marvel works (''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'' and ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' specifically), expect Angie to [[KillTheCutie either die]] or [[EvilAllAlong become evil]] [[ShockingSwerve [[AssPull all of a sudden]].[[/labelnote]]
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* MagnificentBastard:
** "[[DarkActionGirl Dottie Underwood]]" is a [[ComicBook/BlackWidow Red Room]] graduate and [[TheDragon accomplice]] to Fennhoff. Seducing Tony Stark so that he would show her his vault of inventions, Underwood later befriends Peggy Carter as her neighbor. Spying on Carter without detection, Underwood makes contact with Fennhoff and helps him to capture Stark, evading arrest from both Peggy and other S.S.R. agents. Upon finally being captured, Underwood easily resists giving up information and humiliates her interrogators, before being broken out by Peggy to help spy on Whitney Frost. Underwood continues to laugh off torture when captured by Frost's minions, only breaking when Frost uses her Zero Matter powers on her. Psychotic yet flirtatious, especially in her rivalry with Peggy, Underwood ends the series a [[KarmaHoudini free woman]] after escaping both Frost and Peggy's custody.
** "Dr. Ivchenko", in reality [[CompellingVoice Johann Fennhoff]], is a high-ranking Leviathan agent who orchestrated the theft of Howard Stark's inventions. Posing as a [[AffablyEvil kindly]] psychologist prisoner of Leviathan, the "rescued" Fennhoff befriends S.S.R. chief Roger Dooley, [[TreacherousAdvisor giving him advice]] on his collapsing marriage while gradually brainwashing him and making contact with Leviathan operative Dottie Underwood. Often allowing his victims to experience one last pleasure before killing themselves, Fennhoff has Dooley give him access to the recovered Stark weapons and takes the [[HatePlague Midnight Oil]], having Dooley put on a suicide vest as a distraction while he meets up with Underwood. After capturing Stark Fennhoff reveals that he seeks revenge for the death of his brother, planning to hypnotize Stark into releasing the Midnight Oil on New York so his guilt afterwards will destroy him.
** "[[DarkActionGirl Dottie Underwood]]" is a [[ComicBook/BlackWidow Red Room]] graduate and [[TheDragon accomplice]] to Fennhoff. Seducing Tony Stark so that he would show her his vault of inventions, Underwood later befriends Peggy Carter as her neighbor. Spying on Carter without detection, Underwood makes contact with Fennhoff and helps him to capture Stark, evading arrest from both Peggy and other S.S.R. agents. Upon finally being captured, Underwood easily resists giving up information and humiliates her interrogators, before being broken out by Peggy to help spy on Whitney Frost. Underwood continues to laugh off torture when captured by Frost's minions, only breaking when Frost uses her Zero Matter powers on her. Psychotic yet flirtatious, especially in her rivalry with Peggy, Underwood ends the series a [[KarmaHoudini free woman]] after escaping both Frost and Peggy's custody.
** "Dr. Ivchenko", in reality [[CompellingVoice Johann Fennhoff]], is a high-ranking Leviathan agent who orchestrated the theft of Howard Stark's inventions. Posing as a [[AffablyEvil kindly]] psychologist prisoner of Leviathan, the "rescued" Fennhoff befriends S.S.R. chief Roger Dooley, [[TreacherousAdvisor giving him advice]] on his collapsing marriage while gradually brainwashing him and making contact with Leviathan operative Dottie Underwood. Often allowing his victims to experience one last pleasure before killing themselves, Fennhoff has Dooley give him access to the recovered Stark weapons and takes the [[HatePlague Midnight Oil]], having Dooley put on a suicide vest as a distraction while he meets up with Underwood. After capturing Stark Fennhoff reveals that he seeks revenge for the death of his brother, planning to hypnotize Stark into releasing the Midnight Oil on New York so his guilt afterwards will destroy him.
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* FanPreferredCouple: Peggy and Angie is the most popular ship in the fandom. It helps that Angie [[TheNotLoveInterest fulfills a lot of the roles that a love interest would typically take]] in superhero/spy movies, such as [[ItsNotYouItsMyEnemies finding some resistance from Peggy when she tries to bond with her]], [[TheMasqueradeWillKillYourDatingLife being irritated when the hero's double life interferes with her being able to spend time with Peggy]], and trusting Peggy so much that when [[spoiler:Peggy is being pursued by the SSR]], she helps her without asking for any kind of explanation. [[spoiler:As of the season 1 finale, they're officially living together.]]
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* FanPreferredCouple: Peggy and Angie is the most popular ship in the fandom. It helps that Angie [[TheNotLoveInterest fulfills a lot of the roles that a love interest would typically take]] in superhero/spy movies, such as [[ItsNotYouItsMyEnemies finding some resistance from Peggy when she tries to bond with her]], [[TheMasqueradeWillKillYourDatingLife being irritated when the hero's double life interferes with her being able to spend time with Peggy]], and trusting Peggy so much that when [[spoiler:Peggy is being pursued by the SSR]], she helps her without asking for any kind of explanation. [[spoiler:As of the season 1 finale, they're officially living together.]]
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* FanPreferredCouple:
** Peggy and Jarvis. Not only do they have natural chemistry together, it helps Jarvis treats Peggy with '''a lot''' more respect than her coworkers. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjEaJc6RNVQ A Valentine's Day promo even outright billed them as a couple]]. Despite this, though, it ain't happening because Jarvis has been stated by the writers to be utterly faithful to his wife. Once his wife started appearing in Season 2, they themselves became a FanPreferredCouple.
** Peggy and Angie is just as popular as, if not more than, Peggy/Jarvis. It helps that Angie [[TheNotLoveInterest fulfills a lot of the roles that a love interest would typically take]] in superhero/spy movies, such as [[ItsNotYouItsMyEnemies finding some resistance from Peggy when she tries to bond with her]], [[TheMasqueradeWillKillYourDatingLife being irritated when the hero's double life interferes with her being able to spend time with Peggy]], and trusting Peggy so much that when [[spoiler:Peggy is being pursued by the SSR]], she helps her without asking for any kind of explanation. [[spoiler:As of the season 1 finale, they're officially living together.]]
** Violet and Sousa gained some traction as well, once it was established that Violet knows all about Sousa's SSR work - and is 100% supportive. Plus due to being nice and having an {{Adorkable}} side, there are many fans who wouldn't mind Sousa marrying someone else if it was her.
** Peggy and Jason was quite popular for Season 2, as they had a very good chemistry. Unfortunately, nothing came out of it.
** Judging from Youtube and Facebook comments the most popular ship of season 2 was Peggy/Sousa.
** Peggy and Jarvis. Not only do they have natural chemistry together, it helps Jarvis treats Peggy with '''a lot''' more respect than her coworkers. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjEaJc6RNVQ A Valentine's Day promo even outright billed them as a couple]]. Despite this, though, it ain't happening because Jarvis has been stated by the writers to be utterly faithful to his wife. Once his wife started appearing in Season 2, they themselves became a FanPreferredCouple.
** Peggy and Angie is just as popular as, if not more than, Peggy/Jarvis. It helps that Angie [[TheNotLoveInterest fulfills a lot of the roles that a love interest would typically take]] in superhero/spy movies, such as [[ItsNotYouItsMyEnemies finding some resistance from Peggy when she tries to bond with her]], [[TheMasqueradeWillKillYourDatingLife being irritated when the hero's double life interferes with her being able to spend time with Peggy]], and trusting Peggy so much that when [[spoiler:Peggy is being pursued by the SSR]], she helps her without asking for any kind of explanation. [[spoiler:As of the season 1 finale, they're officially living together.]]
** Violet and Sousa gained some traction as well, once it was established that Violet knows all about Sousa's SSR work - and is 100% supportive. Plus due to being nice and having an {{Adorkable}} side, there are many fans who wouldn't mind Sousa marrying someone else if it was her.
** Peggy and Jason was quite popular for Season 2, as they had a very good chemistry. Unfortunately, nothing came out of it.
** Judging from Youtube and Facebook comments the most popular ship of season 2 was Peggy/Sousa.
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** Peggy and Jarvis. Not only do they have natural chemistry together, it helps Jarvis treats Peggy with '''a lot''' more respect than her coworkers. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjEaJc6RNVQ A Valentine's Day promo even outright billed them as a couple]]. Despite this, though, it ain't happening because Jarvis has been stated by the writers to be utterly faithful to his wife. Once his wife started appearing in Season 2, they themselves became a FanPreferredCouple.
**FanPreferredCouple: Peggy and Angie is just as the most popular as, if not more than, Peggy/Jarvis.ship in the fandom. It helps that Angie [[TheNotLoveInterest fulfills a lot of the roles that a love interest would typically take]] in superhero/spy movies, such as [[ItsNotYouItsMyEnemies finding some resistance from Peggy when she tries to bond with her]], [[TheMasqueradeWillKillYourDatingLife being irritated when the hero's double life interferes with her being able to spend time with Peggy]], and trusting Peggy so much that when [[spoiler:Peggy is being pursued by the SSR]], she helps her without asking for any kind of explanation. [[spoiler:As of the season 1 finale, they're officially living together.]]
** Violet and Sousa gained some traction as well, once it was established that Violet knows all about Sousa's SSR work - and is 100% supportive. Plus due to being nice and having an {{Adorkable}} side, there are many fans who wouldn't mind Sousa marrying someone else if it was her.
** Peggy and Jason was quite popular for Season 2, as they had a very good chemistry. Unfortunately, nothing came out of it.
** Judging from Youtube and Facebook comments the most popular ship of season 2 was Peggy/Sousa.]]
** Peggy and Jarvis. Not only do they have natural chemistry together, it helps Jarvis treats Peggy with '''a lot''' more respect than her coworkers. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjEaJc6RNVQ A Valentine's Day promo even outright billed them as a couple]]. Despite this, though, it ain't happening because Jarvis has been stated by the writers to be utterly faithful to his wife. Once his wife started appearing in Season 2, they themselves became a FanPreferredCouple.
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** Violet and Sousa gained some traction as well, once it was established that Violet knows all about Sousa's SSR work - and is 100% supportive. Plus due to being nice and having an {{Adorkable}} side, there are many fans who wouldn't mind Sousa marrying someone else if it was her.
** Peggy and Jason was quite popular for Season 2, as they had a very good chemistry. Unfortunately, nothing came out of it.
** Judging from Youtube and Facebook comments the most popular ship of season 2 was Peggy/Sousa.
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** [=#RenewAgentCarter=], the rallying Twitter and Tumblr hashtag for a second season. And it succeeded!
** [=#DiversifyAgentCarter=], successor hashtag [[http://www.themarysue.com/diversify-agent-carter/ to include more racial diversity in the 2nd season's cast]]. Worth noting is that some of the main cast, like Atwell and Gjokai, have tweeted their support for it.
** [=#DiversifyAgentCarter=], successor hashtag [[http://www.themarysue.com/diversify-agent-carter/ to include more racial diversity in the 2nd season's cast]]. Worth noting is that some of the main cast, like Atwell and Gjokai, have tweeted their support for it.
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** ''Series/TheFalconAndTheWinterSoldier'' reveals that [[spoiler:the US government experimented on black soldiers to restart the Super Soldier program no more than five years later, resulting in the creation of Isaiah Bradley who was operating by 1951]], and meaning that Peggy's efforts to retrieve Steve's blood and discard it so it could not be exploited by the government [[spoiler:didn't stop them for as long as she thought]].
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* MagnificentBastard: [[spoiler:Dr. Fennhoff, aka Doctor Faustus. Posing as the kindly psychiatrist "Dr. Ivchenko", he convinces the SSR to rescue him and take to their office, them mistaking the ambush they fought as the trap Leviathan had planned for them. With only a day or two and a few tricks of hypnosis, the not-so-good doctor worms his way in Dooley's trust, secretly communicates with Dottie, learns the layout of the base, carries out an untraceable assassination, steals Stark's most dangerous weapon, and sets up a bombing of the whole office while keeping a seemingly kindly smile to everyone. If it hadn't been for Peggy noticing his hand signals, he would have murdered more than a dozen men and gotten off scot-free.]]
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** With the release of ''Series/Wandavision' showing more of the Wanda Maximoff/Vision relationship, some fans noticed the parallels between them and Edwin and Ana Jarvis. With Vision's personality being based off of Jarvis and Wanda and Ana both being redheads of Eastern European descent, it could be said that the Jarvises have a type.
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** With the release of ''Series/Wandavision' ''Series/WandaVision'' showing more of the Wanda Maximoff/Vision relationship, some fans noticed the parallels between them and Edwin and Ana Jarvis. With Vision's personality being based off of Mr. Jarvis and Wanda and Ana both being redheads of Eastern European descent, it could be said that the Jarvises have a type.
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** With the release of ''Series/Wandavision' showing more of the Wanda Maximoff/Vision relationship, some fans noticed the parallels between them and Edwin and Ana Jarvis. With Vision's personality being based off of Jarvis and Wanda and Ana both being redheads of Eastern European descent, it could be said that the Jarvises have a type.
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** And while nothing has been set in stone, there's already a fair number of fans who assume that [[spoiler: Peggy's brother Michael didn't die, and was the one who shot Thompson in TheStinger]]... [[https://www.digitalspy.com/tv/ustv/a861357/agent-carter-season-3-plot-why-revival-wont-happen-netflix/ until the producers actually confirmed it.]]
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** And while nothing has been set in stone, there's already There were a fair number of fans who assume assumed that [[spoiler: Peggy's brother Michael didn't die, and was the one who shot Thompson in TheStinger]]... [[https://www.digitalspy.com/tv/ustv/a861357/agent-carter-season-3-plot-why-revival-wont-happen-netflix/ until the producers actually confirmed it.]]
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** And while nothing has been set in stone, there's already a fair number of fans who assume that [[spoiler: Peggy's brother Michael didn't die, and was the one who shot Thompson in TheStinger.]]
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** And while nothing has been set in stone, there's already a fair number of fans who assume that [[spoiler: Peggy's brother Michael didn't die, and was the one who shot Thompson in TheStinger.TheStinger]]... [[https://www.digitalspy.com/tv/ustv/a861357/agent-carter-season-3-plot-why-revival-wont-happen-netflix/ until the producers actually confirmed it.]]
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* DieForOurShip: A lot of Cartinelli fans don't take particularly well to Sousa and haven't forgiven him for his outburst in Season One after he and Peggy [[spoiler: became an official couple]], with some saying that Angie "deserves" Peggy more than him, or that the two were StrangledByTheRedString so the show could engage in BaitAndSwitchLesbians. [[spoiler:While Angie and Peggy weren't officially shipped, their fans at least got their wish of Sousa not hooking up with Peggy in at least one timeline when Steve Rogers went back in time at the end of ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' and married Peggy. Sousa in the meantime would not be truly RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap until the final season of ''Series/AgentsOfShield'' via time travel and have better and more natural ShipTease with Daisy Johnson.]]
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* DieForOurShip: A lot of Cartinelli fans don't take particularly well to Sousa and haven't forgiven him for his outburst in Season One after he and Peggy [[spoiler: became an official couple]], with some saying that Angie "deserves" Peggy more than him, or that the two were StrangledByTheRedString so the show could engage in BaitAndSwitchLesbians. [[spoiler:While Angie and Peggy weren't officially shipped, their fans at least got their wish of Sousa not hooking up with Peggy in at least one timeline when Steve Rogers went back in time at the end of ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' and married Peggy. Sousa in the meantime would not be truly RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap until the final season of ''Series/AgentsOfShield'' ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' via time travel and have better and more natural ShipTease with Daisy Johnson.]]
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** Depending on which [[FlipFlopOfGod interpretation]] of the ending one buys into, ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' implies that [[spoiler:despite the ending of the first season, Peggy never truly did get over Steve's death in the way that she thought she did, and her romance with Sousa would eventually end badly, allowing Steve to return as the man stated to be her husband in ''The Winter Soldier'']].
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** Depending on which [[FlipFlopOfGod interpretation]] of the ending one buys into, ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' implies that [[spoiler:despite the ending of the first season, Peggy never truly did get over Steve's death in the way that she thought she did, and her romance with Sousa would eventually end badly, allowing Steve to return as the man stated to be her husband in ''The Winter Soldier'']].Soldier''. This gets worse when Sousa later appears in ''Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'' via time-travel shenanigans, and it's confirmed that he and Peggy broke up shortly after the events of ''Agent Carter'']].
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* DieForOurShip: A lot of Cartinelli fans don't take particularly well to Sousa and haven't forgiven him for his outburst in Season One after he and Peggy [[spoiler: became an official couple]], with some saying that Angie "deserves" Peggy more than him, or that the two were StrangledByTheRedString so the show could engage in BaitAndSwitchLesbians. [[spoiler:While Angie and Peggy weren't officially shipped, their fans at least got their wish of Sousa not hooking up with Peggy when Steve Rogers went back in time at the end of ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' and married Peggy. Sousa in the meantime would not be truly RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap until the final season of ''Series/AgentsOfShield'' via time travel and have better and more natural ShipTease with Daisy Johnson.]]
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* DieForOurShip: A lot of Cartinelli fans don't take particularly well to Sousa and haven't forgiven him for his outburst in Season One after he and Peggy [[spoiler: became an official couple]], with some saying that Angie "deserves" Peggy more than him, or that the two were StrangledByTheRedString so the show could engage in BaitAndSwitchLesbians. [[spoiler:While Angie and Peggy weren't officially shipped, their fans at least got their wish of Sousa not hooking up with Peggy in at least one timeline when Steve Rogers went back in time at the end of ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' and married Peggy. Sousa in the meantime would not be truly RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap until the final season of ''Series/AgentsOfShield'' via time travel and have better and more natural ShipTease with Daisy Johnson.]]
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** The way how Rufus Hunt effortlessly assasinated two SSR Agents who were about to transport Jane Scott's corpse. It ''should'''ve been safe to assume that they're just SSR Scientists without combat capabilities (since they do exist in the agency), and thus had no sufficiency for self-defense. Unfortunately, Sousa ''had'' to make a point that [[InformedAbility one of them was a marine with three tours while the other one had black belt]], making their deaths fell into {{Narm}} territory.
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** The way how Rufus Hunt effortlessly assasinated assassinated two SSR Agents who were about to transport Jane Scott's corpse. It ''should'''ve been safe to assume that they're just SSR Scientists without combat capabilities (since they do exist in the agency), and thus had no sufficiency for self-defense. Unfortunately, Sousa ''had'' to make a point that [[InformedAbility one of them was a marine with three tours while the other one had black belt]], making their deaths fell into {{Narm}} territory.
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* DieForOurShip: A lot of Cartinelli fans don't take particularly well to Sousa and haven't forgiven him for his outburst in Season One after he and Peggy [[spoiler: became an official couple]], with some saying that Angie "deserves" Peggy more than him, or that the two were StrangledByTheRedString so the show could engage in BaitAndSwitchLesbians.
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* DieForOurShip: A lot of Cartinelli fans don't take particularly well to Sousa and haven't forgiven him for his outburst in Season One after he and Peggy [[spoiler: became an official couple]], with some saying that Angie "deserves" Peggy more than him, or that the two were StrangledByTheRedString so the show could engage in BaitAndSwitchLesbians. [[spoiler:While Angie and Peggy weren't officially shipped, their fans at least got their wish of Sousa not hooking up with Peggy when Steve Rogers went back in time at the end of ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' and married Peggy. Sousa in the meantime would not be truly RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap until the final season of ''Series/AgentsOfShield'' via time travel and have better and more natural ShipTease with Daisy Johnson.]]
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** Inversely, Daniel Sousa started out very well liked by fans and was the expected choice for Peggy's eventual husband, but his popularity took a nosedive after "SNAFU", when [[spoiler:he accused Peggy of being seduced by Howard Stark as why she was working against the SSR]]. Some fans see his actions as heat-of-the-moment, and that his willingness afterward to believe Peggy's testimony and stand up for her achievements redeems him. Others say he's only shown himself to be just as sexist as his coworkers and needs more to go through to be redeemed. Come Season 2, though, and most have forgiven him.
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** Inversely, Daniel Sousa started out very well liked by fans and was the expected choice for Peggy's eventual husband, but his popularity took a nosedive after "SNAFU", when [[spoiler:he accused Peggy of being seduced by Howard Stark as why she was working against the SSR]]. Some fans see his actions as heat-of-the-moment, and that his willingness afterward to believe Peggy's testimony and stand up for her achievements redeems him. Others say he's only shown himself to be just as sexist as his coworkers and needs more to go through to be redeemed. Come Season 2, though, and most have forgiven him. [[spoiler:However, Sousa would not be truly RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap until his [[TheBusComesBack reappearance]] in the seventh and final season of ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' when he joins Agent Coulson's team and have a much better ShipTease with Daisy Johnson.]]
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** Thompson may have been initially shown as a sexist jerk, but once it's revealed that he's a ShellShockedVeteran as a result of [[spoiler:accidentally killing surrendering Japanese soldiers during the war]], you can't help but feel some degree of sympathy for him.
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** Thompson may have been initially shown as a sexist jerk, but once it's revealed that he's a ShellShockedVeteran as a result of [[spoiler:accidentally killing surrendering Japanese soldiers during the war]], war]] and then [[spoiler:he himself was unceremoniously gunned down in the second season's final moments after having TookALevelInKindness]], you can't help but feel some degree of sympathy for him.
