Yahoo has released their own clip from the upcoming Agent Carter episode.
Showing posts with label Smoke and Mirrors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Smoke and Mirrors. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 2, 2016
Thursday, January 28, 2016
Tuesday, January 26, 2016
Smoke and Mirrors Synopsis & Cast List
ABC has released the synopsis and cast list for next week's Agent Carter. It's over a week late and they already released the synopsis for the episode after, but they released it. It appears we're going to get some flashbacks to Peggy's childhood in this episode.
“Smoke and Mirrors” – Agent Carter and the SSR learn there’s more than just a pretty face behind Hollywood star Whitney Frost, Peggy’s most dangerous foe yet, on “Marvel’s Agent Carter,” TUESDAY, February 2 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network.
“Marvel’s Agent Carter” stars Hayley Atwell as Agent Peggy Carter, James D’Arcy as Edwin Jarvis, Enver Gjokaj as Chief Daniel Sousa, Wynn Everett as Whitney Frost, Reggie Austin as Jason Wilkes, and Chad Michael Murray as Chief Jack Thompson.
Guest starring are Currie Graham as Calvin Chadwick, Kurtwood Smith as Vernon Masters, Chris Browning as Rufus Hunt, Carole Ruggier as Mrs. Carter, Gabriella Graves as young Peggy Carter, Webb Baker Hayes as young Michael Carter, Ivy George as young Agnes Cully, Olivia Welch as teen Agnes Cully, Samaire Armstrong as Wilma Cully, Chris Mulkey as Uncle Bud, Max Brown as Michael Carter, Christopher Grove as Mr. Edwards, Catriona Toop as Bletchley girl #1, Jennifer Neala Page as Bletchley girl #2, Kevin Changaris as Fred Wells, Jonathan Lavallee as FBI Agent, Andrew Carter as Ned Silver, Khalilah Joi as ticket lady and Tamika Katon-Donegal as Mabel.
“Smoke and Mirrors” was written by Sue Chung and directed by David Platt.
Wednesday, January 20, 2016
Sunday, May 26, 2013
Destiny of the Doctor: Smoke and Mirrors Review
I'm doing a series of reviews on the Destiny of the Doctor 50th anniversary audio range. The month's adventure, Smoke and Mirrors, is written by Steve Lyons and read by Janet Fielding & Tim Beckmann. It stars the fifth Doctor, Adric, Tegan, Nyssa, & Harry Houdini.
I'm glad they finally took the opportunity to bring back a recurring villain for this adventure. Having monsters of the month is fun, but it's not really Doctor Who unless you bring back a villain like the Master. His presence makes possible storylines that don't really work with other villains. It's also refreshing having another adventure with him, since I've watched almost all of Anthony Ainley's episodes.
This is also the first Destiny of the Doctor story that's a proper historical. One of the things that makes Doctor Who Doctor Who is the ability to have episodes set in the far future, but also venture back in time and meet historical figures, in this case Harry Houdini. I think any set of Doctor Who stories needs to have a historical, and this certainly fulfills that purpose.
The thing happens again. The spoilery thing. It's happened in every adventure so far. I have no idea what it's building towards. Obviously, someone's in trouble, but I can't figure out the relevance of the various items in each of the stories.
If you haven't already purchased these stories, I would definitely recommend them. It's always nice to see old Doctors in new stories, and it will help bide the time until the 50th anniversary.
I'm glad they finally took the opportunity to bring back a recurring villain for this adventure. Having monsters of the month is fun, but it's not really Doctor Who unless you bring back a villain like the Master. His presence makes possible storylines that don't really work with other villains. It's also refreshing having another adventure with him, since I've watched almost all of Anthony Ainley's episodes.
This is also the first Destiny of the Doctor story that's a proper historical. One of the things that makes Doctor Who Doctor Who is the ability to have episodes set in the far future, but also venture back in time and meet historical figures, in this case Harry Houdini. I think any set of Doctor Who stories needs to have a historical, and this certainly fulfills that purpose.
The thing happens again. The spoilery thing. It's happened in every adventure so far. I have no idea what it's building towards. Obviously, someone's in trouble, but I can't figure out the relevance of the various items in each of the stories.
If you haven't already purchased these stories, I would definitely recommend them. It's always nice to see old Doctors in new stories, and it will help bide the time until the 50th anniversary.
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