The trailers have been all over the television and the internet for a few months now and it is about time that fans get to see the second season of the show that was inspired by Captain America: The First Avenger. Agent Carter Season 2 is expected to start without delay on the nineteenth of this month and run through March of this year. There will be just ten episodes, but that should be enough to get you hooked and waiting for the sure to come third season.
Even though Agent Carter Season 2 has barely even started, the odds are good that a third season will be coming and that is going to be very good news to fans. The show is actually going to air while Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. takes a break during its third, successful season. Agent Carter was renewed for a second season back in May of last year and it will star the same Hayley Atwell that we saw in the first season, as Carter.
Three other actors will be returning from the first season, including James D’Arcy, Enver Gjokaj and Chad Michael Murray. For the second season, the show will add two more actors, Wynn Evereyy and Reggie Austin. Throughout all of last year, filming for the second season took place in Los Angeles. For the second season, fans of another show might just realize that Agent Carter and it will be connecting in a few ways.
That other show is called Doctor Strange and according to sources, the two shows will share a few connections during the upcoming season. The connection is going to come as a love interest for Agent Carter and as the season summary states, she will be sent on her most intriguing adventure to date. The 2-hour long first episode will feature many of the story lines that finished up season one just to get you back into the swing of things on the show. Because the show is produced by Marvel and inspired by another popular Marvel movie, it has quite the following in terms of audience.
Filming for Agent Carter Season 2 took about four months and even though season one took place in 1946 New York City, it was filmed in Los Angeles. The director and the producers realized that they could not just go to New York City as it was back in 1946, but much of L.A. looks the same as it did back then. Moving the filming to the other side of the country was the best thing they could do for the show. It allowed for faster filming and just followed the story line better than modern day New York City.