Agent Carter S2 News Accumulator

Following a list of news and spoilers for season 2 of Agent Carter.

• Air date: January 19, 2016 (two-hour premiere)
• Starring: Hayley Atwell (Peggy Carter), James D'Arcy (Edwin Jarvis), Chad Murray (Jack Thompson), Enver Gjokaj (Daniel Sousa), and Wynn Everett (Whitney Frost)
• Guest starring: Dominic Cooper (Howard Stark), Bridget Regan (Dottie Underwood), Lotte Verbeek (Ana Jarvis), Reggie Austin (Jason Wilkes), Currie Graham (Calvin Chadwick), Ken Marino (Joseph Manfredi), and Kurtwood Smith (Vernon Masters)
• Producers: Tara Butters, Michelle Fazekas, Chris Dingess, Christopher Markus, Stephn McFeely, Kevin Feige, Louis D'Esposito, Alan Fine, Joe Quesada, Stan Lee, and Jeph Loeb
• Setting: Los Angeles, roughly 1946-47
• Trailers here, here, here, here, here, here, and here
• Season synopsis
• Cast interviews
• B-roll footage
• Promo pictures

1. The Lady in the Lake (Jan. 19)

• Written by Brant Englestein, directed by Lawrence Trilling
• Two-part premiere
• Clips 1, 2, and 3
• Synopsis
• Guest starring: Currie Graham (Calvin Chadwick), Lotte Verbeek (Ana Jarvis), Lesley Boone (Rose), Sarah Bolger (Violet), Bridget Regan (Dottie Underwood), Sean O'Bryan (Det. Andrew Henry), John Gilbert (elderly teller), Kurtwood Smith (Vernon Masters), Edward Deraney (SSR Agent #1), Kevin Ashworth (Agent Fisher), Angela Cristantello (receptionist), Bruce Katzman (medical examiner), Alex Alcheh (rookie cop), Matt Braunger (SSR lab tech), and Jonathan Lavallee (commanding officer)

2. A View in the Dark (Jan. 19)

• Written by Eric Pearson & Lindsey Allen, directed by Lawrence Trilling
• Two-part premiere
• Synopsis
• Guest starring: Currie Graham (Calvin Chadwick), Lotte Verbeek (Ana Jarvis), Lesley Boone (Rose), Sarah Bolger (Violet), Angela Cristantello (receptionist), Carl Crudup (Frank), Chris Browning (Rufus Hunt), Nick Hoffa (restaurant owner), Robert Buscemi (concierge), Ray Wise (Hugh Jones), Brian Glanney (Agent Ford), Patrick Quinlan (EMT), and Kirby Lauryen (singer)

3. Better Angels

• Written by Jose Molina, directed by David Platt
• Synopsis
• Trailer
• Clips 1 and 2
• Guest starring: Currie Graham (Calvin Chadwick), Dominic Cooper (Howard Stark), Kurtwood Smith (Vernon Masters), Chris Browning (Rufus Hunt), Randy Sklar (Kenneth), Walter Roach (rawhide kid), Clayton Narcross (sheriff), Rey Valentin (Agent Vega), Hope Lauren (gorgeous blonde), John Balma (Torrence), and Chris Harrison (massive guard)

4. Smoke and Mirrors

• Written by Sue Chung, directed by David Platt
• Synopsis
• Trailer
• Clips 1, 2, and 3
• Guest starring: Currie Graham (Calvin Chadwick), Kurtwood Smith (Vernon Masters), Chris Browning (Rufus Hunt), Carole Ruggier (Mrs. Carter), Gabriella Graves (young Peggy Carter), Webb Baker Hayes (young Michael Carter), Ivy George (young Agnes Cully), Olivia Welch (teen Agnes Cully), Samaire Armstrong (Wilma Cully), Chris Mulkey (Uncle Bud), Max Brown (Michael Carter), Christopher Grove (Mr. Edwards), Catriona Toop (Bletchley girl #1), Jennifer Neala Page (Bletchley girl #2), Kevin Changaris (Fred Wells), Jonathan Lavallee (FBI Agent), Andrew Carter (Ned Silver), Khalilah Joi (ticket lady) and Tamika Katon-Donegal (Mabel)

5. The Atomic Job

• Written by Lindsey Allen, directed by Craig Zisk
• Synopsis
• Trailer
• Clip 1 and 2
• Guest starring: Currie Graham (Calvin Chadwick), Lesley Boone (Rose), Sarah Bolger (Violet), Christopher Allen (Agent Ryan), Rey Valentin (Agent Vega), Alexandra Vino (bombshell secretary), Ken Marino (Joseph Manfredi), Jimmy Ambrose (Jerry), Matt Braunger (Dr. Samberly), and Ray Wise (Hugh Jones)

6. Life of the Party (Feb. 16)

• Written by Eric Pearson, directed by Craig Zisk
• Synopsis
• Trailer
• Clip 1 and 2
• Guest starring: Currie Graham (Calvin Chadwick), Lotte Verbeek (Ana Jarvis), Bridget Regan (Dottie Underwood), Kurtwood Smith (Vernon Masters), Josh Latzer (guard), Hayley McCarthy (Melody), John Kerry (Mortimer Hayes), Ray Wise (Hugh Jones), and Casey Sander (Thomas Gloucester)

7. Monsters (Feb. 16)

• Written by Brandon Easton, directed by Metin Huseyin
• Synopsis
• Trailer
• Guest starring: Lotte Verbeek (Ana Jarvis), Bridget Regan (Dottie Underwood), Christopher Allen (Agent Ryan), Kurtwood Smith (Vernon Masters), Ken Marino (Joseph Manfredi), Matt Braunger (Dr. Samberly), Arielle McFadden (nurse), Tom T. Choi (Doctor Chung), and Myles Grier (man)

8. The Edge of Mystery (Feb. 23)

• Written by Brant Englestein, directed by Metin Huseyin
• Synopsis
• Trailer
• Clip 1 and 2
• Guest starring: Lotte Verbeek (Ana Jarvis), Lesley Boone (Rose), Rey Valentin (Agent Vega), Kurtwood Smith (Vernon Masters), Brian Glanney (Agent Ford), Ken Marino (Joseph Manfredi), Tina D’Marco (Nonna), Matt Braunger (Dr. Samberly), Tom T. Choi (Doctor Chung), Russell Edge (Agent Blackwell), Tim Brown (snub-nose), and Damian O’Hare (Nick Driscoll)

9. A Little Song and Dance (Feb. 23)

• Written by Michele Fazekas and Tara Butters, directed by Jennifer Getzinger
• Synopsis
• Trailer
• Clip
• Guest starring: Lyndsy Fonseca (Angie Martinelli), Lotte Verbeek (Ana Jarvis), Lesley Boone (Rose), Bridget Regan (Dottie Underwood), Rey Valentin (Agent Vega), Kurtwood Smith (Vernon Masters), Ken Marino (Joseph Manfredi), Matt Braunger (Dr. Samberly), Max Brown (Michael Carter), Tim Soergel (Paul), Bert Rotundo (Ralph), Lon Gowan (truck driver), and Russell Edge (Agent Blackwell)

10. Hollywood Ending

• Story by Chris Dingess, teleplay by Michele Fazekas and Tara Butters, directed by Jennifer Getzinger
• Synopsis
• Trailer
• Clip 1 and 2
• Guest starring: Currie Graham (Calvin Chadwick), Lotte Verbeek (Ana Jarvis), Lesley Boone (Rose), Dominic Cooper (Howard Stark), Ken Marino (Joseph Manfredi), Chris Coppola (Hank), Tina D’Marco (Nonna), Matt Braunger (Dr. Samberly), and Malcolm Brock Jones (orderly)