"SNAFU" | |
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Series Agent Carter Season 1, Episode 7 | |
Air date | February 17th, 2015 |
Writers | Chris Dingess |
Director | Vincent Misiano |
Producers | John Blair; Megan Thomas Bradner; Andi Bushell; Tara Butters; Eric Hauserman Carroll; Louis D'Esposito; Chris Dingess; Brant Englestein; Michele Fazekas; Kevin Feige; Alan Fine; Stan Lee; Jeph Loeb; Christopher Markus; Stephen McFeely; Jose Molina; Joe Quesada; Sara E. White |
Starring | Hayley Atwell; James D'Arcy; Chad Michael Murray; Enver Gjokaj; Shea Whigham |
Episode guide | |
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"SNAFU" is the seventh episode of season one of the super-spy television series Marvel's Agent Carter. It was directed by Vincent Misiano with a script written by Chris Dingess. It first aired on ABC on Tuesday, February 17th, 2015 at 9:00 pm. In this episode, Leviathan makes their move against the SSR and Peggy Carter is cornered and more vulnerable than ever. Agents zero in on Howard Stark and Doctor Ivchenko plays his hand.
Cast[]
Principal Cast[]
Actor | Role |
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Hayley Atwell | Peggy Carter |
James D'Arcy | Edwin Jarvis |
Chad Michael Murray | Jack Thompson |
Enver Gjokaj | Daniel Sousa |
Shea Whigham | Roger Dooley |
Guest Stars[]
Actor | Role |
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Ralph Brown | Doctor Ivchenko |
Bridget Regan | Dottie Underwood |
Lesley Boone | Rose |
Sarah Bloom | Loretta Dooley |
Pawel Szajda | Ovechkin |
Co-Stars[]
Actor | Role |
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Kevin Cotteleer | Alex Doobin |
Rob Locke | Surgeon |
Travis Johns | Agent Corcoran |
Lincoln Melcher | Emmett Dooley |
Madonna Cacciatore | Ovechkin's mom |
Lisa Pescherine | Sales clerk |
Diana Gettinger | Usherette |
Mary-Beth Manning | Woman |
Chris Palermo | Middle-aged man |
Sandra Lee Gimpel | Elderly woman |
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Allusions[]
- The title of this episode is an acronym meaning "Situation Normal: All Fouled Up". It is was originally coined by the United States Marine Corps. Modern usage of the acronym has altered slightly as "Situation Now All F*cked Up".
- Numerous references are made to Howard Stark in this episode. Howard Stark has been framed as a traitor and is currently a fugitive. Howard will one day have a son named Tony Stark, who will become the armored super-hero known as Iron Man.
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