Whitney Frost's purple dress - was the one she was wearing at the end the same one she had on in the desert? it looked lighter and a slightly different cut ... but I may be wrong. The deep purple one was amazing.

I thought it was the same one, but also could be wrong. This one: [link]

OK, found more pictures (in here: [link] and I think it is the same outfit throughout, but I definitely mean this: [link]

Much as I love Peggy's wardrobe, Ms. Frost's is more what I personally would want to wear.

I was legit shocked by Jack getting shot. He was just getting kind of interesting, too. I wonder if he was shot so whoever could take the file (a heavily redacted fake file, presumably) or if whoever just took the file because, hey, it's there and shooting Jack was the primary purpose.

If Peggy is staying in California, Angie needs to come join her.

Yes, Angie--who I assume is the roommate we hear about so late in the process!!--should come out. Hollywood!

And Peggy's going to need someone to talk to about her relationhip! Jarvis would expire in mortification and Ana would cackle.

If Peggy is staying in California, Angie needs to come join her.

Sure. It seems lie a natural development for an actress.

I would rather have Peggy's wardrobe, no question. That dress in the last scene! Those silk pyjamas after she was injured! I also want her eyebrows. And her hair. But I may have to settle for just the lipstick.

Even though I like Enver and think he's super talented, I feel like Sousa was a bit underwritten.

Agreed.

Jack getting the dinner order was very satisfying. So of course he had to die. But who's going to head up the NY bureau!

Vinnie!

Ken Marino does charming asshole with just a hint of a soul so well.

Also agreed that Angie needs to come out to LA.

If we don't get more Agent Carter, I will be quite miffed.

Jack getting the dinner order was very satisfying.

Yes, it was! I suppose I should have known then. I'll never learn.

I knew he was a goner when he gave Peggy the key. Showed he was a team player, and trusted her leadership. Therefore, Peggy would be going back to a good situation. Aaaaand, he's dead.

OTOH, now Peggy has to stay in California to solve his murder, so more canoodling with Sousa and more Rose.

I suppose I should have known then. I'll never learn.

Same here.

Is that a trope? It's not one I seem to have run across.