The fifth episode of Agent Carter is chockfull of notable moments. There’s a reference to the Turing Test, something that half of the audience (myself included) wouldn’t get if this show had aired before The Imitation Game premiered. We also get a cameo from Smallville alum John Glover that begs the Fringe-worthy question — Can […]
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MARVEL’S AGENT CARTER: The Iron Ceiling (television mini-series critique)
 February 17th, 2015
 February 17th, 2015  Steven D'Arcangelo
 Steven D'Arcangelo MARVEL’S AGENT CARTER: The Blitzkrieg Button (television mini-series critique)
 February 13th, 2015
 February 13th, 2015  Steven D'Arcangelo
 Steven D'Arcangelo This episode’s title, The Blitzkrieg Button, refers to a Blitzkrieg ball, which, when pressed, turns into a Blitzkrieg bomb. Or so says Howard Stark who sends Peggy on a mission to retrieve his invention before it falls into enemy hands. However, could the enemy be Stark himself? That’s what Peggy suspects when she pushes the […]
MARVEL’S AGENT CARTER: Time and Tide (television mini-series critique)
 February 9th, 2015
 February 9th, 2015  Steven D'Arcangelo
 Steven D'Arcangelo My previous reviews of Agent Carter have praised Hayley Atwell’s performance as Carter and she deserves it, but so too do her fellow thespians. I’ll get to Dominic Cooper and James D’Arcy in future critiques. Up first though is Peggy’s quartet of male co-workers at the Strategic Scientific Reserve. (S.S.R.)
MARVEL’S AGENT CARTER: Bridge and Tunnel (television mini-series critique)
 February 4th, 2015
 February 4th, 2015  Steven D'Arcangelo
 Steven D'Arcangelo A.B.C. and Marvel are making a smart, unique move right now. They’ve cut Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.’s sophomore season into two halves, ending the first on a great cliffhanger that makes us hate (in a good way) that we have to wait until March for the second half. In the meantime, we get to see the […]
MARVEL’S AGENT CARTER: Now is Not the End (television mini-series critique)
 February 2nd, 2015
 February 2nd, 2015  Steven D'Arcangelo
 Steven D'Arcangelo I’ve always loved Hollywood’s rendition of World War II. Don’t get me wrong, Saving Private Ryan and Flags of our Father are great, important films and I totally get that war is hell, but when I need a break from true history, I enjoy the romanticized version. The Great Escape. The Dirty Dozen. Indiana Jones […]
SANTA CLAUS: MYTH, MENACE, OR MORON?
 January 7th, 2015
 January 7th, 2015  Steven D'Arcangelo
 Steven D'Arcangelo Over the past few holiday seasons, I’ve noticed a disturbing trend that I haven’t been able to confirm until now. To do this, I made good use of my D.V.R. and a tryptophan hangover (too much roast beast). I binge-watched every Santa-themed movie and T.V. special that aired between Black Friday and Christmas day. As […]
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 December 12th, 2014
 December 12th, 2014  Steven D'Arcangelo
 Steven D'Arcangelo Over the last few years, television has seen the advent of the “mid-season finale,” or, as network marketing pronounces it, “MID-SEASON FINALE!!” In the past this was more commonly known as the “episode before winter hiatus” or, more succinctly, “just another episode.” Well, not anymore! Now it’s as big of a deal as the season […]








