Bridge and Tunnel

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pages. Previously. Oh, we're watching the previouslys?

Some people have short -term memory loss. This

is important for them. Leviathan is coming. Oh

yeah, it took the bumper. Yeah. Man, I could

have been one of those back in the day. Do the

radio announcements like that. Yeah. You'd be

that guy right there on the web. Hell yeah. Oh,

he's got a little train whistle. Yeah. Hell yeah,

he does. Yeah, let's go. Man, I had one of those

growing up. Me too. Wow, she said krauts. Oh,

man. He's beating his meat. Beating his meat.

Oh, man. That's upside down. I can't read that.

She's looking for a department. No, I know. I

figured. The last one someone got killed in.

You think you know a guy. Right. I'm glad that

Angie the waitress is such an integral part of

this storyline. Two episodes in a row. He was

fighting with Farva last time. That's right.

Hmm. Fair. Oh, man. Just in case you forgot,

she's dead. Right. Right. Wow, look how uneven

that record player is. I know. I don't like watching

people eat. You must not like Brad Pitt movies.

Well, you know, you might have shattered some

kind of glass ceiling for me here. I don't think

I've seen him eating, but now. Oh, my God. I'll

notice it. Every single movie he's eating. Sorry

about that. What is she doing? Flopping on the

bed. Yeah. You're not flopping. She's bent over.

Oh, Jarvis. It does look like a remarkably small

bed, though. Like short. They didn't have those

California Kings back in the day. Oh, man. I

love my Cal King. Oh, boy. Hmm. Hey, of the two

of you, he's the only one that's not over this.

That's fair. Oh man, you gotta learn how to type.

Giving him that one finger business. That's terrible.

Take ages. Well, he's gonna mail that bad boy,

so it's gonna take ages regardless of how he

types it up. That's fair. I guess there's really

no rush. Well, maybe not. Seems that they're

communicating. After watching you flop around

on the bed like that, shall we go get some fondue?

Yeah, no joke. You imagine years and years down

the line, Cap comes back and finds out not that

they are sleeping together, but they found out

that they slept together and Jarvis's voice is

still around. And I feel like there would be

some tension. I feel like one of these days we'll

have a we'll have a breakdown of how that story

went. Maybe. Perhaps, perhaps. Chris Evans needs

some money. Jarvis is nice and loyal to his lady.

That's right. He's not the type. Yeah, he's not

the one being suggestive, bent over the bed.

I'm sticking with that. Oh, this guy's getting

stabbed. I hate it when that happens. Well, you

were talking about Spider. Yeah. Yeah. I would

totally trust a guy named Spider. No, his handwriting

is pretty messy handwriting. Could have been

a doctor. Okay. Oh. He's going one at a time,

huh? Oh, man. The wife or whatever is already

dead. Mm -hmm. Oh, man. I'll bet they wanted

that to land on her head. How many takes do you

think they took? Like, fine, we'll just let it

fall on the floor. I remember my first time throwing

a rag on somebody's face. Oh, she's cosplaying.

I'd be pretty excited if I found cheese. You

kick that tire. Is it a Geiger? It's a nitrate

sensor. Yeah, but it's similar to a Geiger. Vitare.

Vitare. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Sheldon. She's kicking

the tire. It's totally magnets. Nobody knows

how they work. That was gravity. Okay. You would.

You tell him. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Grab a crowbar.

Jeez, there's got to be a better way. All the

resources those guys have. There's got to be

a better way. Uncle Bob. His real name's Robert.

Oh, you won. She just picked your winning horse,

man. Uh -oh. Well, maybe not. Pictures back in

the day weren't great. Right. What's he doing?

Just half out. Nobody pulls a picture half out.

I know. Yeah, I hate that. That was silly. Build

some dramatic tension and pull this photo. He's

like, oh, I got to go right this second. I can't

go and just look at this picture real quick.

Yeah, surprised he didn't show the blonde hair

on the edge. Here's spy. Do spy stuff. Well,

she's going to do spy stuff. She's a cheese inspector.

You're not paying attention at all. I guess I'm

not. I guess I'm not. Oh, she hit the no trace

button. That's the original private internet

window. Yeah, the VPN. That's a heck of a commute.

Yeah. With these fuel prices. Yeah, right back

then. Cheap. How close is New York to Jersey?

It depends on where. New York's a very big state.

That's totally fair. New York City. Oh, yeah.

I guess it depends a little bit there, too. I

don't know exactly where the edge of New York

City that they're talking about. Well, because

it depends on where in New Jersey to the edge

of New Jersey to the edge of New York is not

far. It's just a waterway. OK. OK, so that's

what I was wondering. I've been to New York once,

so I was just never Jersey. I don't know the

geography over there. And that's fair. If I ever

got super rich, I want a giant letter of my name

right behind me. Yeah. What is that? Who does

that? That guy. Yeah. Sounds familiar. Yeah.

We've seen that before. The drawer. Get your

feet off your desk. Especially with your shoes

on, at least. Yeah. Disgusting. Yeah. Don't worry,

this is about to broach the subject. Oh, wow.

Get out. Yeah, you're welcome. No. Here to stay.

That's the type of quality content you can expect.

Oh, man. It's the abrupt going under the desk

business. Oh, OK. All right. Cut it. He doesn't

care. He's eating his PB and J. Be louder. Jesus.

She works in an office setting. Why is she getting

startled by every phone ringing? Oh, man. That

could be worse timing. That's more suspicious

than anything else she could have done. Are you

kidding me? That was fantastic. Make him think

he's losing his goddamn mind. Oh, man. Go check

out your blonde man. He's not gonna. It's not

time for that yet. Wow. Oh man, that was excellent

delivery. Aren't you supposed to point it at

yourself, not like a wand? This is the first

onset of TSA. Yeah, see, she wasn't even pointing

at herself. Now that she is. No, maybe not. It's

her watch. It's just her watch. What on earth?

Crazy. Oh, Nana's watch. You're unbelievable.

Oh, wow. They're checking everywhere, if you

know what I mean. That man's assistant looks

so bored. I would be. They're just sitting there

watching this happen. I know. See, she should

have kept her watch on and just kind of pointed

it at her watch when she wanted to get somebody

in trouble. Oh, no, there's that guy. You got

the neuralyzer treatment. Van. Oh, he's got a

good bad guy name. Mm hmm. My name is Van Aert.

That. We couldn't have like two lines or something.

Right. How do you know? Oh, well. Yeah, running

makes you seem real innocent. I love how calm

she is about it. Oh, man. Go file some stuff.

Can I have my bag back? Yeah, just take it. Now

that you've completely busted everything in it.

This is a weird interrogation tactic. Yeah. Let's

play musical chairs. Oh, man. One of them bites.

Nobody's fighting for that chair. There's always

a bigger fish. No. Yeah, that smile was super

comforting. Yeah. Why is there a carrot and a

stick on the table? I'm so curious. He's not

even mentioned anything. He hasn't addressed

them once. Yeah. Like, I understand the metaphor

of a carrot and a stick. Yeah. But. I mean, just

to lay them there. It's kind of wild. He's going

to eat it. He's going to take a bite. He left

him the stick. Take a big old bite when he says

something. Ah. Oh. Oh, no, he didn't. Looks like

he's about to. Well, that one's just been sitting

on that weird interrogation table, so I don't

know. That's fair. Oh. That's say, where's that

carrot going then? Hey, oh. They're not. Man,

putting a stick like that in somebody's mouth

and then taking a swing at them, I feel like

I would accidentally catch my fist on that and

just make myself bleed, guaranteed. Well, that's

why you're not in charge of interrogating people.

That's true. That's going to be your new best

friend. That's very small. That's not bad for

New York, though. You're missing a lot, Angie.

Angie? The last friend I had got killed. Yeah,

you don't want to live near me. People tend to

end up with bullets in their head. And sticks

in their mouth. And sticks in their mouth. And

carrots near them. And carrots for places. Mr.

Jarvis. Angie's jelly. Oh, that's way too close

to that guy's mouth. Wow. Dude, I want to be

a Foley artist back then. That'd been fun. Yeah.

Slapping the meat, slamming doors. Slapping the

meat, man. Oh, wait. Well, calm down. They're

really leaning heavy into it this episode. I

can't help myself. No, you're absolutely right.

What, are you biting it in half? Yeah, well,

what am I to do with this? Yeah, how did that

stick break? And why is this fool speaking normally,

by the way? Maybe he has a twin brother. Does

he have that scar? No, I think that was a different

guy. We'll have to look. All right. Yeah, yeah,

I'll buy it. Because that's the guy that got

the neuralyzer treatment before the explosion.

There's another dead guy. I could have sworn

that was the... Oh, yeah. See? Bolt in the head.

This guy's kind of got an M .O. He does. He missed

all the heads again. Really great aim with a

gun. Not so much with a handkerchief. Period.

Good use of punctuation. It's important. Otherwise,

they'd be sitting on the other side. And... That's

actually why they started using the word stop

at the end of sentences, because periods were

confusing in Morse. Fun fact. Is that true? That

is true. Huh. The more you know. Yeah. Morse

didn't have a punctuation point, so they would

use stop to... So they do. So they do not just

say and. Uh -huh. And then? No and then. No and

then. Oh, there's the truck. Yeah. All the way

out in New Jersey or just next door in New Jersey.

Oh, that's not milk. That is certainly not milk.

Milk does not glow like that. And if it does,

might be expired. Of evil. Oh, this is this is

a very well -designed scene. I love that. Oh,

you miss him. Well, yeah, obviously. That's a

very big man. Maybe something better than a dairy

truck next time. See, that's the guy. Okay. All

right. Fair enough. I'll take my check in the

mail. People got to start listening first, man.

Yes. That's a big man to fetch. Give me some

protection level information. Jeez. Yeah. So

was that just. Open the entire time glowing.

Guess so. Just sitting there. Jarvis is definitely

not getting some sort of radiation poisoning

back there, right? Shoot straight up, Jarvis.

Just. I mean, the gun's pointing the right way.

Yeah. Pointing and goes into the other guy. Oh.

See that? That was a foolish way to do that.

There you go. There you go. They're going to

pass it. You're going to want to see this. That

exact scenario is the reason that Fedora should

have never went away. There he goes. That chair

is small and he's very big. He needs to just

throw himself back and break it. That's a good

way to hurt your arms, though. Some shoulder

damage. Yeah, he's running for his life. I don't

think he's worried about shoulder damage or he

shouldn't be. At least he got a nice place to

sit. Chair pants. Oh, that was pretty slick.

Oh, geez. Oh, whoopsie. Did they get him out

of the chair? They must. Not quite. It was some

dame. Try me. Yeah. Oh. He's got a knife. They

need to work together. I mean, Jarvis could just

pump the brakes one good time and that guy would

be in the street. Yeah. No, I really enjoy shooting

people in the head, so you need to. See, they

said one of those things could take like an entire

city block. Oh, it's OK. OK, I thought it was

going off a cliff like into a canyons like I

don't feel like that's going to do us. Yep. Holy.

I think they're still going to go. Yep. And what's

going to happen to all that water? This is all

gone. Oh, man. And this is how the Grand Canyon

was formed. That's another one of those movie

tropes where everyone can just tuck and roll

out of a car and be perfectly OK. Dude, right.

I mean, she's. Looks a little worse for where

she also had a battle with frickin. Fair, fair.

Mr. Can't aim a rag on the top of the roof, so.

Mr. Can't aim a rag. I like that. I think that's

his official name. His little voice thing is

broken. I can't talk. Oh, that's cute. It's a

little heart. He loves you. Yeah. Now kiss. Oh,

it's not a heart. Oh, maybe not. Maybe not. I

thought he was going to just write no. Help us.

No. He dies. Bye. I mean, you guys were driving

down the road for like. A good solid 10 minutes

there. Yeah. That's a hike to get back. We're

going to have to really hoof it. The coppers

are coming. Where was that light coming from?

That shadow was massive. The camera. It's like

there was a flashlight lying on the side of the

road. You can't shoot night scenes without some

inexplicable light sources or else we wouldn't

know what was going on. How do you know that?

She's wearing heels. Well, not that not the woman.

She was with him till he died. Oh, yeah. No,

that I don't know. Hotel California 424. I'll

bet that's a comic reference or something. Zippers.

yeah a little bit awkward hand placement Mm -hmm.

Oh, did he? Tell me more. Yes, ma 'am. I know.

I'm laying some knowledge on you here, lady.

We like that music. Yeah. Oh, God. That got me.

That was a good one. Oh. No, she seems pleasant.

Yeah. Oh, well. That was the right answer. Apparently.

How does Sarah live there? Yeah, I know. As I

hear it. Yeah, she likes fondue. Word on the

street is. Madam Fry. What a name. Oh, they found

it. They got the pictures out finally. For all

this time, they got around to it. That would

sense his presence. You probably also see money

in your mouth. Oh, I know. Oh, man. Look at that

weird mark on her arm. Oh, these guys again.

Yeah. Yeah. Here we go. Slapping the meat. Oh,

man, please. He's got his crowbar. He's got his

crowbar. They've really not made a lot of progress

on that giant ball. Yeah. Oh, they've got a license

plate. There you are. Well, that's pretty small.

I mean, an entire area got blown up. Yeah. You

think there might have been cars in the parking

lot? Yeah. All right, y 'all. We will see you

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and enjoy this episode of Stark Industries. Hello,

ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to The Deep

Dive. We just got through watching Agent Carter

Season 1, Episode 2, Bridge and Tunnel. John,

you want to tell us what that was about? Yeah,

so we have a continuation of the story of Episode

1, which is sort of immediately the aftermath

of this explosion at the refinery. Agent Carter

is going to be trying to find this truck full

of explosives that got away from her. uh, in

the first episode. And she does so by sort of

utilizing her double agent status within the,

uh, the SSR itself and tries to figure out what's

going on. And ultimately knowing that it was

located in this milk truck is able to go undercover

by getting some, uh, disguises from Tony or not

Tony, excuse me, Howard's, uh, personal. wardrobe

of outfits for his women, which was a pretty

funny scene. And she kind of dresses up as a

city health inspector, goes undercover there

as well to try to figure out where this truck

is, who the driver is, etc. Ultimately finding

out that there's one truck that's missing. So

she knows where to go looking next. She gets

a name, but doesn't know exactly where to go.

Ends up eventually finding out that it is a...

place in New Jersey and that the driver uses

this to commute. In the meantime, we've got kind

of two other stories going on. We've got the

waitress, Angie, who was in the first episode,

who was back again, who was trying to convince

her to move in as a neighbor or perhaps even

as a roommate to her. And then we have sort of

these flashbacks that Peggy has with her friend

and roommate dying in episode one. Rough. Yeah,

rough. And so, you know, she's got this, oh,

the people that are closest to me always get

hurt kind of thing. And so she's kind of hesitant

and withdrawn from that idea in general. And

then we also have the Leviathan sort of things

happening in the background. We have this typewriter

sort of scenario between this assassin by the

name of Sasha. and some other Leviathan operatives

who is sort of sending him out to find these

things as well. And he's got a lot of murders

under his belt in the meantime, as he's trying

to locate everything in tandem with Peggy on

the other side. Eventually, however, they both

kind of do figure out where to go. They all sort

of convene at the same time at the house of this

driver, a guy by the name of Sheldon McPhee.

She beats him up and ties him to a chair. and

figures out very quickly that his truck is full

of the explosive devices. How about that? Shocker.

Yeah. And what ensues is she and Jarvis attempt

to start driving this away, and this Sasha assassin

gets there at the same time and tries to stop

them. Meanwhile, they also have the other Leviathan

agent who actually had double -crossed Leviathan

as well for some reason that's not really fully

explained. They kind of hint a little bit of

stuff. I think we'll get more on that later.

And ultimately, long story short, the battle

goes Agent Carter's way and the truck full of

explosives, as well as Sasha, the assassin, go

flying off into the lake and a big explosion

happens. In the meantime, the story kind of ends

as some of the other agents are working through

the wreckage of the refinery explosion, this

sort of ball of metal that happened as the singularity

kind of went off as part of the way these things

work. These these netramine bombs that they say

this sort of thing that I think just advantages

for this story. They go digging through it and

lo and behold, they find the long lost bumper

of Jarvis's car with a license plate on it. And

this is a big clue to what's going to happen

next. which I believe we even mentioned in the

watch party that it's not unlikely that there

wouldn't be cars around in this entire refinery

anyway. So I don't think it's a smoking gun,

but of course they're going to use it as such.

Sure. They touch on a few other things that end

up being super non -consequential to the overall

story. We got the other agents trying to figure

out who the woman was who killed Spider in episode

one and, you know, did everything else. And they

have these pictures and there's all these pictures

of. Peggy in disguise, but she never faces the

camera and it's all a big mystery. We've got

the agents also trying to find out, you know,

who this McPhee guy was and everything else as

well as, you know, they don't know that she's

doing an undercover and they're beating up, you

know, prisoners and sticking sticks in their

mouths and stuff. So we have all that kind of

happening in the background. And they have carrots

for some reason. Yeah, the carrot too that was

kind of strange. Not mentioned really at all.

And so, you know, we have these things kind of

happen in the background, but ultimately that's

not really consequential to the story at large.

the main points are kind of what i went over

already so how does this tie into the mcu you

know we're going to have kind of a an echo here

of sorts as this story is all going to kind of

be in the same vein because it's not different

stories it's not you know it's it's all kind

of one cohesive thing i believe so all of it's

going to kind of have a one cohesive tie -in

and that ultimately is going to be agent carter

herself which obviously was a big part in captain

america's story which obviously Still has some

repercussions down the line. We do get to see

some expansion on Jarvis lore, which I thought

was pretty cool, kind of fleshing him out as

a character and as a person. I do enjoy that,

kind of seeing that sort of growth, and especially

for, like I said, such a prominent character

who was, I thought, done justice in the way that

they had him rendered in Iron Man. But also,

this is really cool, too, kind of getting back

to the original roots of him being the actual

butler. All very interesting there. But outside

of that, I mean, not really a whole lot of tie

-ins in terms of the greater MCU in general.

Like I said, Leviathan's story is certainly in

the comics and stuff like that, but not really

elsewhere in the MCU that I've seen. Maybe they're

going to do more with it later, though at this

point, maybe not, question mark. So tough to

say for sure. But outside of, like I said, those

kind of overarching characters being part of

the main MCU continuous cycle. There's not a

whole lot of tie ins, but why don't you talk

to us a little bit about some comic book ties,

because I'm sure there's more of those here.

Yeah, a few. But similar to what you said, this

is going to be kind of a rinse repeat because

we're going through the same series. There are

going to be a lot of recurring characters, a

lot of recurring recurring comic mentions, yada,

yada, et cetera, et cetera. But there were a

couple of things that stood out to me this episode.

Of course, we've got the Roxxon Corporation,

which I mentioned last time. That is from the

Captain America comics started in. Number 180

in 1974. And there was also a mention of a law

firm, Goodman, Kurtzberg and Holloway, which

is a law firm that was introduced in She -Hulk

volume two, number one in 2004. So that's kind

of a fun Easter egg. Also a little bit deeper

on that named for Martin Goodman and Jack Kurtzberg,

which actually is Jack Kirby's birth name. So

kind of a fun little nod within a nod there.

That is neat. And then finally. Peggy Carter's

pseudonym Betty Carver is actually voiced by

the same person that plays Sue Storm in the Avengers

Earth's Mightiest Heroes cartoon. So that's kind

of cool. That is kind of cool. And then one final

Easter egg that I saw was or that I researched

rather was that a the Daisy Clover Dairy Farm

is a little nod to a 1965 film called Inside

Daisy Clover starring Natalie Wood. So somebody

was a fan and thought it would be a cute little

nod to that. But as far as comics and tie ins

go, that's all I really saw. I don't believe

there was anything else. But of course, if you

see anything else, folks. Let us know in the

discord. We will absolutely talk about it and

have a good conversation. Yeah. We're discovering

together. That's right. But John, what'd you

think? So, yeah, I mean, two episodes into the

agent Carter show, which as I said before, I've

not seen before this. So I'm kind of getting

to, to experience these for the first time in

real time, which is, it's been fun. I enjoyed

this episode as well. You know, like I said,

expansion of lore on Jarvis, you know, and kind

of, and everything else. I thought that the.

uh, sort of Captain America adventure show being

this sort of hilarious. Yeah. Just, just, just

really funny. You know, I mean, it's, it's definitely

got those, those kind of back in the day vibes

going for it and how they do things and everything

else. And seeing her kind of like just roll her

eyes in frustration at, you know, how, how they're

doing it, uh, was fun. You're keeping the story

moving along pretty good. I don't have an issue

with their pacing. Uh, I'm curious to know what

happens next. You know, I mean, this is all kind

of happening. Of course, we still have some of

the, The tropes that, you know, that all of I

think all film TV movies do. Sure. You know,

I think I mentioned in the watch party that jumping

out of a moving car and just tucking and rolling

and everyone being OK, being an example. Yeah.

and stuff like that. And, you know, just, you

know, things that, you know, the dramatic slowly

pulling the picture out of this envelope to see

if we know that the woman from episode one was

agent Carter. And then, but no, something happened.

So we put it back slowly and put it in the desk

drawer and lock it for some reason, you know,

like everything, everyone else has their stuff

sitting on their desk, but this guy, that envelope

is going under lock and key. So, you know, it's

just tropes like that that I'm just kind of sometimes

roll my eyes at and think like, man, there's

gotta be better ways to do stuff. But that's

not a detriment to the show and to the episode,

I don't think at all. It's just part and parcel

of how they do TV. But I said I enjoyed it. I

thought the action sequences were good. I thought

the story was good. And like I said, I'm curious

to see what happens next, which I think is the

mark of a good show when you want to watch the

next one. That does help. Yeah. How about yourself?

I enjoyed it. I thought it was a lot of fun.

I absolutely love Jarvis as a character. I think

he's hilarious. His reactions, the way he he's

portraying his character really make me chuckle.

So I'm I'm all for that ride. I've always liked

Haley Atwell as Carter. I think she's absolutely

perfect for the part. So seeing them together

is just a lot of fun. And everything you said

about the tropes, it's yes, it makes me roll

my eyes. But the fact that it's set so far in

the past, it kind of kind of works. It's kind

of cheesy and it's kind of fun. So. I'm on board.

I'm having a great time with it. And I like you.

I'm looking forward to more. Absolutely. And

I think ultimately to really put a main point

here, there's one thing that I want everyone

to take home from this. What was going on with

that carrot? I'm so curious. That's the discussion

we all need to have. And I look forward to having

it. That man should have taken a bite as he walked

out. I just don't understand. That was just I

don't either. But I mean, at least make it part

of the scene. It was just so he doesn't mention

the carrot at all. I mean, you put the carrot

before the stick. Like, I get it. Like, all right.

You know, he's just going to make this part of

it. He's going to make this part of the interrogation.

It's going to be awesome. Instead, he just grabs

the carrot and leaves. And the guy sticks a stick

in his mouth, starts punching him. OK, well,

you could probably just left the stick in there

or not had to stick at all. Yeah, but right.

Anyway. And then they break it somehow. Anyway.

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