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The war is over, and [[[Agent Carter]]] is finding out what it’s like to be a woman in the world of 1946 America. The SSR acts almost as a “Homeland Security” office investigating the whereabouts of Howard Stark, who is accused of selling weapons to enemies of the state. The series is off to a roaring start as Agent Carter stays one step ahead of the bad guys… and her male co-workers.
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I like the opening use of “Captain America” scenes.
I enjoyed Jarvis in this episode with lines like “What happens at 9?” “My wife and I go to bed.” and how his wife has needs too. The stunts are really good in the series and the action is mixed well with character moments. Good special effects too. A good opening episode.
I loved the milk inspector bit.