TMC
05-15-2016, 02:26 AM
http://www.cheatsheet.com/entertainment/agent-carter-cancelation-means-mcu.html/?ref=YF
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is constantly in flux. While Agents of SHIELD soldiers on over at ABC, Captain America: Civil War is taking over the box office, all this coming on the heels of Daredevil‘s second season debuting on Netflix. Not to be overshadowed though was Agent Carter (http://screenrant.com/marvel-tv-future-agent-carter-most-wanted/), the Hayley Atwell-led series that quickly established itself as the equal (and sometimes superior) to its Agents of SHIELD predecessor. The show’s relative quality wasn’t enough to keep it on the air though. As of now, Agent Carter has officially been cancelled (http://screenrant.com/agent-carter-season-3-petition/) after just two seasons, and the MCU is worse off for it. When it kicked off back in 2015, the series was the first female-led superhero show in the modern
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe is constantly in flux. While Agents of SHIELD soldiers on over at ABC, Captain America: Civil War is taking over the box office, all this coming on the heels of Daredevil‘s second season debuting on Netflix. Not to be overshadowed though was Agent Carter (http://screenrant.com/marvel-tv-future-agent-carter-most-wanted/), the Hayley Atwell-led series that quickly established itself as the equal (and sometimes superior) to its Agents of SHIELD predecessor. The show’s relative quality wasn’t enough to keep it on the air though. As of now, Agent Carter has officially been cancelled (http://screenrant.com/agent-carter-season-3-petition/) after just two seasons, and the MCU is worse off for it. When it kicked off back in 2015, the series was the first female-led superhero show in the modern
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