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Episode #305: ‘Agent Carter’ 1x07 - Good Cop, Bad Cop, Sad Cop

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The ReWatchable crew is back to discuss Agent Carter season 1, episode 7, "SNAFU." Superfans: Natalie, Maj, and KristenNewbies: Ariana Fun Facts:Maj is playing The Sims again because who can resist the fun of designing your own home? Kristen just got back from Washington D.C. for Apollycon and had a blast with all the book people. Ariana is officially a fan of the jumpsuit, especially sweatsuit ones from Target that are really comfortable. Natalie has a couple of fun pajama stories to share. Agent Carter season 1, episode 7, "SNAFU"-Synopsis-SNAFU has more meaning than you'd imagine. Natalie enlightens us to the WWII-esque meaning.-The Russian Doctor guy (Ivchenko) wasn't always all bad, as we see in the flashback, but he's up to no good now on Agent Carter thanks to Leviathan.-We pick up right where we left off with Peggy, as she is beginning to be interrogated by Jack (Chad Michael Murray), Sousa, and Dooley.-Sousa is the most emotional about this, and therefore has the least effective technique.-Dooley is trying the manipulation angle to get her to admit her actions in order to get the credit.-Jack is probably the most effective, but since Peggy is smarter than all of them, she doesn't let their tactics get her into trouble.-Sousa is the most put out by Peggy's betrayal, mostly because he's so in love with her and he thinks she's been shacking up with Howard Stark.-Russian guy is playing nice, but hypnotizing Dooley slowly to get him to do his bidding.-And then Jarvis busts into the scene.-Rose is a secret badass who takes her charge as gatekeeper seriously... until Jarvis name drops Howard Stark and the words "signed confession."-Jarvis' signed confession is a total fake, but he had to come up with something when Peggy didn't meet him after separating to get Steve's blood from the Griffith.-Another 'Battle of Finow' reference.-Dooley's storyline here is SO SAD. And it doesn't get any better. 😭😭😭-Did you buy into Jarvis' rescue ploy or were you sure he was full of it from the get-go?-Jarvis and Peggy see the Russian communicating in Morse code with someone outside the window and Peggy gives her full and true confession.-Would Peggy have gotten any sort of respect if she had told any of her boyfriends about her investigation earlier?-Steve's blood is the ultimate get-out-of-jail-free card. It proves that she is trusting them now, even if she hasn't trusted them with the truth before.-And that's only true because of her emotional attachment to Steve, his memory, and his legacy.-Dooley, Jack, and Sousa choose to believe Peggy after her confession.-Peggy's boyfriends admit to each other that they both believe their queen.-We spend a little time getting into their heads and figuring out why they both believe she's telling the truth.-We interrupt this discussion for some facts about capital punishment in the U.S.-Back to Peggy talk. Shipping. Much happier topic.-Dooley finds himself locked into the vest and he sacrifices himself to save all the rest.-It's okay if you cried. Maj did, too.-The last scene shows a movie theater crowd going CRAZY and killing each other after Dottie leaves a bomb emitting some sort of smoke/inhalant behind and locked the doors behind her.-Favorite Scenes-Favorite Lines Make sure to join the ReWatchable ReWinders group on Facebook and chat with us about all sorts of fun ReWatchable-related things! Listener Feedback:-We loved last week's episode, too.-Check out a Sousa doppelganger from the first Avengers movie! Ariana's Assumptions:-Agent Carter season 1, episode 8, "Valediction" Contact us!Email: [email protected]: @Re_WatchableTumblr: ReWatchablePodcast.Tumblr.comPlease rate and review us on iTunes!

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