I can see it. Look at Peggy's clothes, her make-up (or lack of it). England had been at war for a year, austerity was the order of the day and Peggy felt she had to keep calm and carry on. It was a lovely contrast to Whitney, who for years refused to do the expected thing and finally caved to expediency; whereas Peggy toed the line for so long, until necessity dictated otherwise. It shows the difference in mindset, yet that they both arrived at positions of power through different means.
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Did any of y'all watch The Bletchley Circle? It was a great show about some of those women in the 50s and I think most of them did get married and put all of that behind them.
Did any of y'all watch The Bletchley Circle? It was a great show about some of those women in the 50s and I think most of them did get married and put all of that behind them.
Yes, that was the main premise of the show. One of the women discovers a mystery and, behind the backs of their husbands, gets the band back together to try and solve it.
That was a fantastic episode.
...so why exactly did Peggy not want to go to the hospital? And why did they all humor her? I feel like I'm missing something fairly major here. (unless it's just the Plot Device to Break Up Souza and His Cute Nurse)
Apparently the Big Evil Conspiracy has such an omnipresent network of spies and hit men that spendinga few hours in the ER would be a death sentence for Peggy, and only the people she knows personally are trustworthy to treat her injury. @@ ∞
Tell me it ain't so.
"Agent Carter might be done as Hayley Atwell takes starring role on ABC’s Conviction": [link]
I mean, for a lawyer drama of all things. I'm hoping this is still just a rumor. I did hear the ratings have not been good for S2 because we cannot have nice things, apparently.
I found last night to be awkward, wanting to be a wacky spy adventure--see the fat lady kick ass! See the wilting butler disarm a bomb!--but wanting to be a strong vehicle for strong women. Oh, and throw in some unrequited love triangles, too.
I mean, for a lawyer drama of all things. I'm hoping this is still just a rumor.
Another article I saw said that if there's more Agent Carter, they would work around her schedule.
I thought last night's episode was great, and next week's, yaaaaaay.