Now Is Not the End

Hello and welcome fellow Marvel fans to the Snark

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of Stark Industries. Oh yeah. Oh, we haven't

seen that again. It's the third time we've seen

this. They're really hammering at home. Come

on, Steve. Do a barrel roll this time. Steve,

do a barrel roll. I still think he could. There

were other options. Yeah. But if they did any

of the other options and, you know. Imagine how

different everything. I know. I know. But still.

Supposed to be like super, super smart. Well,

now he's super, super frozen and she's super,

super making tea. I'm digging the music. I don't

know if I'd say I dig that music. Oh, come on.

Here we go with fondue again. Yeah, you fondue

it. Mm hmm. So this is basically a previously

on Agent Carter's life. Yeah. In case you missed

everything. Here it is. Here's some pantyhose.

In case you missed the movie that this spawned

from, the blockbuster. In case you missed the

red one shot, but we didn't. Oh, Murphy bid.

Salute. Canarsie. That's going to mean something

later. Yeah, that's her classic red carpet. It's

iconic. You're not a doctor. Yeah. Dr. Carter.

Shut up. Oh, man. Peg. She didn't hear that.

Come on. Pay attention. I know. She's cocking

and putting a gun away. Like, oh, nothing's happening.

Nothing to see here. Maybe do that in the car.

I'm just a regular girl. Or the office. I guess

it's a hat that's more iconic. Yeah. Unless she

wore a red coat at some point, too, though. Oh,

is that what it was? It was the hat? No, I thought

it was a coat. That's what it looked like. Jaywalking

everybody. Right. She didn't even look. I know.

God. He's lucky those cavemen didn't have any

Tommy guns. Yeah, she. Oh, man. Oh, she knows.

Yeah. And she's got a cocked. We know the cocked

hat means business. Yeah, that's right. Is that

big telephone? That same company. They're making

millions on these phones. Mm hmm. Followed or

been involved in. Aha. Let's see what you did

there. Aha. This looks familiar. It's going to

be a legacy of that. Yeah. Just like your father.

He's got a point. That's the most accurate representation

of how Congress asks people stuff that I've ever

seen. Seriously. I'm so grateful that we don't

have to sit around and wear suits like this all

the time to do just normal stuff. Oh, man. I.

I was watching I Love Lucy last night and they

were driving across the country in suits. It

was killing me. Hit him with a liaison. There's

another Brooklyn Nine -Nine actor. Oh, dude,

I didn't remember that he was in this. I like

that guy. Funny enough, he was also in the Avengers

movie. He was. A random cop. Your tie doesn't

even come all the way down to your pants. Be

quiet. Right. Got him. Oh, man. I like that.

See, why doesn't she just take that picture?

No, she wants the scrawny. That's a better picture

than the one she it's scrawny. Steve is silly.

Well, you do understand. Mm hmm. I don't think

she's supposed to be that. I didn't ask you to

sit down. Is you is and is you ain't. My baby.

That's some English. You got talent, kid. Wow.

Hey, it's Farva. Oh, man. Leader of Cola. Nice

to see what everyone's doing these days. I'm

also glad that that's not a thing anymore. Opening

up the little doors to get food. No. Oh. Yeah.

Yeah, I don't trust people enough for that. Yeah,

right. How many fingers have been stuck in that

pie? Mm hmm. Miss Carter? You're about to. Oh,

oh. Oh, man. Well. Knock that poor dude out.

What if he was just like trying to give her like

a beach getaway or something? Well, I mean. I

don't know where that foot was going. Probably

should have not driven directly at her like that.

Probably should have told your guy that we're

going to pick her up to say something a little

less creepy. You're coming with me. No. What

does that mean? Fondue. Touching butts. Oh. This

guy. You're not from here. Right. You're doing

it for king and country or something. Man, look

at the size of that car. Yeah. Well, the driver's

also got a bloody nose. Well, yeah. You shouldn't

have been so creepy. Yeah, that was very creepy.

Thank you. Oh, she punched Jarvis? Yeah, I'm

glad you didn't, jerk. I almost said, oh, it's

Jarvis, but I realized, oh, they don't know that.

Yeah. And then she punched Jarvis in the mouth.

Yeah, yeah. Oh. Oh, Peggy. man he just gets in

a speedboat and just starts burping away man

what a guy late mm -hmm don't be creepy should

you need us Oh, watch out. Telling somebody to

call you back in the day was so different, like

you had to be home or else, you know, right.

You miss me. Yeah. Yeah. Or yet, who knows? Ten

buck to. Especially before answering machines.

Yeah, right. You have a sweater vest on? Yep,

yep, yep. Web of lies. This just takes it. Right.

That guy's got mustard on his shirt. Both notice

that immediately. God. Animal. Clean yourself

up, you slob. God. That guy's got a murdery face.

Seriously. It's like we need to cast a murderer.

It's in the eyes. It's all in the eyes. Mm hmm.

And that jawline, man. It's sharp. Might as well

have a pointy mustache. Mustache. Beard. Well,

whatever is pointy. Long as it's pointy. Yeah.

You know, if the mustache is long enough, it

can be pointy. It's dastardly. Dastardly. Go

shopping. Oh, man. Oh, what'd you put in the

coffee? Yeah, you got mustard. You can go to

a cleaner's real quick. That's your issues, right?

He's got a very tall head. Wow. I assume he's

watching this. Send all hate mail to Remy at

Snark Podcast. Hey, but you know what? It works

for him. Oh, she's gone blonde. Wow. You look

like a lady that's ready to dance. Yeah. Oh,

did you see that dude spinning with his leg out?

He's going all in. Sometimes. Bro. Jesus. Just,

just do it. God damn. Give her the full once

over real fast. Poison Ivy. Wow. I'm going to

use that line. People were bold. She's using

her feminine wiles. What does that mean? Tell

you when you're older. I'm ready to be a man.

Man, imagine if your name were Spider. Yeah.

I'm changing mine officially. I like it. We're

supposed to do that yet. Performance issues,

not uncommon. No, that's a handy dandy little

thing. That's cool as hell. The Holy Grail. Crikey

O 'Reilly. I'm going to start saying that. Oh,

look, didn't he say a mount that size is enough

to level a city block? Nope. And not a little

one? Nope. One with avenues. Hmm. Oh, the original

hold music. Just puts it right in front of the

radio. That's not ideal. She's over here just

two -fingering it. Mm -hmm. Yeah, explosion.

Explosion? I've only got one question for you.

Oh. Yeah, she needs some fondue. Oh, man. Man,

those are some fat ties. Not only are they short,

but they're fat. Yeah, that was the, yeah. That

holster's sitting so low, it'd take him forever

to get it out of there. Yeah. I mean, I guess

when you've got fat ties that don't even touch

the bottom of your shirt, you don't care about

function. You know, one less piece of material.

He just taking a nap. Oh, man, he got stained.

Now you are, too. I hope he shows up later with

staples in his forehead. We need to do an in

-depth dive on how much force it takes to physically

knock somebody out. More than that. Call it Mythbusters.

Give or dance. Oh, man. Nope. Yeah, yeah, yeah,

yeah. Huh? Huh? That man's whole life has changed.

Yeah. You had mustard on your shirt. Yeah, you're

not allowed to go anywhere. That guy doesn't

seem like a nice guy. He's got that very look.

I didn't realize the wig technology was so sophisticated

back then. I mean, that was seamless. I thought

she died. That was pretty good. 1946 Also, I

have a bomb in my purse. Yeah. Oh. I don't know

because she has everything she needs on that

one shelf right there. Hey. This is a highly

volatile explosive device. Everything you need

to defuse it will be in your kitchen. In your

kitchen. Oh, this feels like a bad idea. Right?

Watch me drive out to the docks and just hup

that thing out of the ocean. That's what I do.

Yeah. Oh. Yeah. Toil and treble, boil and bubble.

That's a little nerve wracking. She's got some

nice potpourri going in there. And this one's

for after. I'm either going to die or I need

a drink. Why not both? Oh, man. She was so nice.

Just laid out in her little Murphy bed. Man.

Hate it when that happens. Oh, man. He did that

bad guy thing where he got close enough with

his gun to be melee'd. Instead of just shooting

her. Every time. Oh, man. Her hair's going to

catch, man. I know. Shout out to Mike. Indiana

Jones. Oh, man. The window. Land on a car. Sound

like he landed on a car. Yeah. Oh, no, he landed

in nowhere. He teleported. Man, that's messed

up. Yeah, she was just there with the TV or whatever.

I mean, probably on her way out anyway, to be

fair, but. Not like that. You think she was that

sick? Jesus. I'm not a medical professional,

but I'm just writing on the wall. Oh, man. I

mean, come on. She didn't get Cap killed. Yeah,

it was his choice. He said that three times in

recent memory. Yeah, exactly. See, Jarvis's suit

isn't ridiculous. Mm hmm. Oh, she's dead because

of the guy that shot her in the head. Well, that's

also true. To be fair, we do not know how long

Jarvis's tie is. My headcanon is the correct

amount of length. Yeah, yeah, I'm with you. He

was the trendsetter. He changed it all. And occasionally

taking out the trash. That's actually when we

first meet Jarvis, too. That's fun. Vanco. That's

a name we know. It is. Plug. Mm -hmm. Yep, that's

another name we know. That's also familiar. Throwing

all the keywords in there. Project Rebirth. There

you go. Yeah. I'd love to look at all the labels

on all those boxes. Just stand there. Just stand

there in awe. Easter eggs everywhere. Oh, yeah,

I have that picture. He's back. So this is the

fourth time. Yeah. Repetition is the key to success.

Also to insanity. She's just. So where do you

know that guy from? Well, I don't know that guy.

I know that guy. I thought you said you knew

him. Oh. Oh, I know the guy with the mustard

on his shirt. He was another Brooklyn Nine -Nine

actor. Oh, okay. I thought you were talking about

this guy. His footlocker. Get it? Yeah. So you

say. That's great for someone who has all their

faculties, lady. Okay. Thought it was about to

shave with that for a second. Man. Typewriters.

Yeah. I'm old enough. Explain yourself. To where

that's how I learned how to type. OK. I mean.

Back in my day. Yes, it's true. So I learned

how to type. Had to push that stupid column over.

All that nonsense. I had one that I used to.

Well, I didn't have one, but my grandparents

had one when I was a wee ginger. But it's certainly

not how I learned to type. Yeah, man, looking

through Encyclopedia Britannica, typing up my

reports on typewriter. Different world. Oh, she

just... I mean, she had gloves. Oh, yeah. That's

all you need. That's right. No other parts of

your body touches any of that fence when you

go climbing over it. Nope. Rubber gloves or rubber

shoes. Hashtag stealth. Those were metal stairs.

I don't care how light footed you are. I know.

Wild to me how stealthy these people are without

being stealthy at all. It's every movie and TV

show ever made. Stealth is just unbelievably

over exaggerated. Feels like Jarvis doesn't quite

cut out for this. Oh, man. So anyways, I started

blasting. Yeah. I tell you one thing, he doesn't

know how to clear a room. Nope. He's holding

that thing down at his hip. Mm -hmm. Oh. Hypnotizer.

Neuralizer. No, not like that. Oh, that probably

would have worked too, though. Probably. Ooh.

Holy hell. Oh, man. He said, I dare you. Yeah.

Okay. Nope, he's a smoker. Well. Thin line there,

brother. That's not how that works. Leviathan.

Oh, no. Well, that's not good. It's time to go.

Luckily, they have plenty of time. Not a very

instant weapon of mass destruction. Yeah. I believe

you. But my Tommy gun don't. Oh, physics. Physics.

Your sound effect from now on. If something doesn't

work the way it's supposed to. I like it. That's

fair. Oh, there it is. Are they going to get

caught in the explosion and shoot out the flames?

Come on, give it to us. Oh, man, that thing's

hitting 30. They're flying. Oh. Oh, that's right.

It's like singularity. They said it was going

to be avenues. That's not an avenue. I mean.

I promise you I wouldn't be getting out of the

car to look at it for a minute. Hell no. What

if there's an aftershock or something? Yeah.

Angry blonde. Look at that camera satellite dish

up there. It's pretty good. Send it to the local

Walgreens, see if we can get a few prints. You

can't find the building. She's going to want

to get her hands on that. Warm milk. Yeah. Out

of the cabinet over there for sure. No. Means

big underwater creature. Go there. Oh, yeah.

Jarvis, the suit game is on point. I like it.

I'm marginally aroused. Oh, I think he is, too.

You got a little taste of adventure. Oh, Farva,

he's still there. Oh, kick him. Now she's going

to do something without a doubt. I mean, he was

out of line, but I'd be pretty upset if I got

powdered eggs at a restaurant, too. I mean, 1946,

man, what are you going to do? Get forked. Apparently.

Nice. Hey, now Jarvis. Sneaky, sneaky. Now Jarvis.

That's not what you're supposed to be doing.

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with that, we will see you in the next adventure.

Grrr.

Hello and welcome, fellow Marvel fans, to the

Snark Industries podcast. I'm John. And I'm Remy.

And we invite you to join us as we work our way

through every Marvel TV show, movie, and crossover.

Meaning if there's a Marvel character on screen,

it's fair game. All categorized in the temporal

order of their setting. By the time we're done,

we'll have built a complete start -to -finish

timeline of the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe.

To accomplish this goal and to have a bit of

fun along the way, each episode will be split

into two parts, a watch party and a deep dive.

If you're hearing this, you found one of our

deep dives. This is where we slow things down

and take a more pragmatic, in -depth look at

a piece of Marvel media. We'll walk through the

full plot, explore connections to the wider MCU

and Marvel comics, highlight Easter eggs, unpack

lore, and of course, give you our own personal

thoughts and feelings. Although this episode

stands on its own, it is designed to complement

the watch party. So, if you haven't watched along

with us yet, we highly recommend starting there

first and coming back here for the full breakdown.

Most importantly, we want to thank each and every

one of you for joining us on this incredible

journey. We're not affiliated with Marvel in

any way, shape, or form. We're just fans who

are passionate about these stories and these

characters and wish to share them with everyone

in a new and exciting way. So, sit back, relax,

and enjoy this episode of Stark Industries. Hello,

ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the Deep

Dive. We just got finished watching Season 1,

Episode 1 of Agent Carter. John, you want to

tell us what that was about? Absolutely. So we

get to sort of pick up with Agent Carter post

-World War II, after the events of Captain America,

the first Avenger, where she is still with the

SSR and sort of relegated to a sort of secretary

-esque role within. Very clearly, kind of a running

theme from the beginning here is going to be

sort of this misogynistic breakdown that she's

going to be doing herself throughout the time.

She's really the only woman that's of relevance

there within the thing. There are some other

women in the show, but they don't really seem

to be tied in with the SSR specifically, that

I noticed at least. At the very least, if they

are, they are very secondary roles, even below

where she would be. We come to find out very

quickly that the main plot hook here, as we get

into the beginning of this series, is that Howard

Stark has been labeled as a traitor to the United

States by selling some weapons to enemies of

our great country, which he, of course, refutes,

but does end up coming and finding Peggy and

sort of pulling her to the side. with the clever

use and introduction of a fan favorite, at least

for me and Jarvis, though we don't know that

at the time, who immediately gets punched in

the nose because he says something very creepy,

inadvertently, I think, and sort of reveals to

Peggy that he did create a bunch of crazy weapons,

but he didn't knowingly sell them to anybody.

But he needs her help to try to clear his name

by effectively becoming a traitor herself. and

going behind the SSR's back to do so. So we kind

of get this set up very early that this is going

to be where she's sort of stepping outside of

where she is. And I think ultimately that will

lead to the end game where she is kind of put

into a position of leadership, which we know

eventually does happen because we have that fun

future sight of things that have already happened.

He sort of explains that he's created this compound

that's going to ultimately cause big singularity

type explosions that will level blocks and not

little streets either. Avenues. And decides to

try to run away and figure out some stuff on

his end and sends her and sort of gives her use

of Jarvis to sort of figure out what's going

on with this compound. Around his schedule. And

how it's getting around. Correct. Yeah. Around

Jarvis' schedule as he's got a wife who, as he

says, has her own needs and they're in bed by

eight o 'clock. So ultimately she kind of goes

undercover, finds this sort of dealer, high roller

kind of guy that's dealing in sort of some shady

stuff and is ultimately able to, by using a little

bit of poisoned lipstick and some womanly ways,

knock him out and sort of take one of these things,

goes back to her place and diffuses it. And while

she's diffusing this bomb effectively, we get

the introduction of another kind of mysterious

villain who comes in to her place, kills her

roommate, friend, confidant. Very unfortunate.

Yeah, very kind of sad. Sad way to vertigo. We

have this sort of emotional scene there. But

Agent Carter comes out. after diffusing this

thing in her bathroom, fights this guy, throws

him out of a window. You think it's all over,

but she looks out and he's not there. We do see

him later sort of sending a message via typewriter.

All very strange, but they sort of figure out

kind of where the next hit's going to be. And

then she and Jarvis goes to this... Roxanne.

Warehouse location. Yep, correct. And ultimately...

Long story short, is able to find this huge stash

of these bombs effectively. There's another man

here who's got a similar marking as the one that

she fought in her apartment and who sort of claims

to be affiliated with or perhaps a member of

or perhaps all of a group called Leviathan and

holds out one of these bombs and sort of a. come

and get me sort of way, knowing that if she does

anything to him, effectively it's going to cause

a chain reaction that's going to kill everybody

around there. And after a brief interaction,

he sort of drops this thing, which apparently

takes about 60 seconds to arm and detonate as

this sort of mist coalesces and fuses. And during

that time, he escapes with the van full of other

bombs, and she is able to, with the help of Jarvis,

get out of there. And sort of sets this up sort

of as a as a arc that's going to lead them down

this path of Leviathan, these bombs, clearing

Howard's name and all of this other stuff. We

hope. We hope. So we get that. And sort of that's

more or less where they wrap this episode up.

It's a lot of a lot of cliffhangers here, which

I think is good for a pilot for a series. I'd

say so. In terms of tie -ins with the MCU, it's

kind of the same thing that we've discussed before.

Obviously, Peggy is integral into Steve's story

in the MCU. We get to see some of these other,

obviously, Jarvis, Howard, a namesake that was

Jarvis specifically, a fan favorite of mine of

the Iron Man comics. before and was kind of redid

in a certain way for the MCU with him being sort

of an AI system, but now seeing sort of the core,

the butler, you know, and seeing Jarvis being

able to sort of do stuff and be part of this,

I thought was pretty neat. And that's obviously

a tie in with the greater MCU in general. Sure.

Yeah. And did have a direct parallel that we

called out in the watch party too, which I thought

was interesting about how, as he's introducing

himself, he's talking about sort of getting rid

of some of Stark's, unwanted morning afters.

And that's when we sort of meet Jarvis in the

Iron Man movie later as well. Of course, Pepper's

talking about doing it there, but it's just kind

of fun that it's a direct parallel there. Yeah.

But as far as MCU tie -ins goes, that's really

about it on episode one. I'm sure there will

be more things that sort of link this all together

in some way as we go forward that are going to

be in this same sort of vein. But I definitely

look forward to seeing more. These Easter eggs,

obviously Leviathan being a big one here that's

going to lead into hopefully some great things.

So why don't we take that opportunity to talk

some about the comic book tie -ins and things

like that? Yeah, so let's actually touch on Leviathan

since we're there. I'm not going to give too

much about it because I genuinely don't recall

how much is actually divulged in the show. But

to my knowledge, Leviathan was the third pillar.

So we had S .H .I .E .L .D., we had Hydra, and

then we had Leviathan. Obviously, Leviathan did

not survive. But it was a Soviet -born intelligence

agency similar to S .H .I .E .L .D. and HYDRA.

So that's all I'm going to say about it, just

in case we go deeper into it, and then we'll

talk about it further down the line. But as far

as comic polls are concerned, we had the Roxxon

Corporation, obviously. We met Vanko, which...

That name should ring a bell because we'll see

him later in the MCU when we will see his son

later. Yeah. Later in the MCU in Iron Man 2.

And then the the guy that was delivering the

the information via his trachea is I don't remember

what that thing's called. But yeah, his his character

name was Leet Brannis, which is kind of cool.

That is a deep cut reference to a Golden Age

comic. Winter Comics number four in 1942. He's

a simple gangster. So obviously he's being elevated

in this, but kind of cool poll just to drop a

name, something so out there like that. So that's

a little Easter egg for you. But there's also,

of course, the the Vita Ray was mentioned and

that that ties into Captain America's because

that's what activates the formula. A lot of little

scientific things like that thrown around. But

that was pretty much all I found. Of course,

there's. you know, inspiration of Stark from

Howard Hughes and things of that nature. But

as far as direct comic polls, I think that's

all I could, could pinpoint. So what'd you think

overall? So I enjoyed what we had here is very

cool. Like I said, to see a lot of names that

are familiar to just me being a fan of Marvel

in general, especially Jarvis. I can't, I'm fanboying

a little bit about that. This having been a show

that I'd never seen before, I knew it existed,

but never watched before. We're going through

this together with you all. I enjoyed the pilot,

but I will say that it was very clearly a pilot.

There's a lot of setup without a lot of finishing,

which leaves me sort of wanting to know more

before I can really draw any sort of conclusions

onto how much this arc is going to be something

that I'm going to like going forward. But for

what we have now, and this is a standalone sort

of introducing all of this, I will say that I

enjoyed it. And I will I'll follow up saying

the exact same thing. I absolutely loved it.

I think that Hayley Atwell as Carter is just

brilliant. And I'm so glad that she got the notoriety

enough to get this show because I remember watching

it. I remember enjoying it. I remember very little

of it. So I'm kind of watching it for the first

time again with you. Ultimately, I just I think

she's great in the role and I love Jarvis. So

just quick question. You didn't realize Jarvis

was in this at all? No, I had no idea. Oh, that's

so exciting. Yeah, that's cool. Yeah. Yeah. Ultimately,

you get a lot of fun characters, a lot of history,

a lot of background to stories we love. So I'm

here for it. Love it. I did want to briefly add

one more thing sort of to the back end of this

is a little outside of our normal. sort of cadence

here. But I think it's worth mentioning in this

deep dive format, as we're just coming away from,

and for those who have already listened to the

one shot, the timelines here and what happened

in this episode directly contradicts the things

that happened in the one shot where we have Howard

has come to her, given her sort of co -leadership

and shield already, taking her out of this sort

of menial. backseat life with all the men standing

around, you know, scoffing at her and things.

And we're back to that again here. Right. I have

looked to see some stuff and already of how this

can sort of be rectified long term. I don't think

we're there yet. And I don't want to do it now

before we actually get to that in the show as

we're going through it. But it is something to

note that for those of you that are listening,

as we are in temporal order, this may look a

little weird to you. And that's because it is

a little weird. I think one of the biggest things

to note on that is in doing this is the one shot

was actually made by Marvel themselves. And the

show is an ABC production. So when you have two

different and, you know, we'll see that some,

but usually it's not so, so directly juxtaposed

like this, but when you have two different places

making this content, I think you'll have more

of continuity errors than, you know, when you're

going through and it's one or it's the very least.

Intentionally ripping off the other. Yeah. But

as the time kind of comes where we see some ways

that we might could sort of make this jive, we'll

talk about it then. But I didn't want to just

take a quick note, a quick sidebar here and just

talk about that for those that are listening.

And I said, in order in temporal order, like

we are just to not be overly alarmed and we realize

it too. And maybe we'll get to the bottom of

this together. And we did mention it in the one

shot as well, but the one shot was made to kind

of test the waters of the fan interest in agent

Carter. So it did its job. And then they kind

of recreated the stories, kind of what I'm gathering

from it, whether that's true or not. I don't

know, but that, that seems to be the way it went

to me. Sure. They got the concept, they found

it held water, and then they kind of remade it

and ran with it. They read it at all. That's

what it feels like. That's kind of, I think that's

maybe the fairest way to look at it just on a

base level. that was sort of a, Hey, this is

what we're doing. And this is sort of the breakdown

of how we got from A to B in a more drawn out

sense. So, uh, and if you, if you said that could

be one of the ways we look at it too, but, uh,

yeah, I think, I think there's multiple ways

we can go around this, but, uh, it's still neat

that they both exist sort of in their own right.

Absolutely. Yeah. But, uh, yeah, with that, thank

you folks so much for listening and, uh, we cannot

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