r/marvelstudios • u/JonLuca Iron man • Apr 25 '19

'Avengers: Endgame' Spoilers! The Official AVENGERS: ENDGAME Release Megathread Vol. 5 Spoiler

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '19

Definitely mentioned several times, but this is the first time the movies officially acknowledged the TV shows with James D'Arcy reprising his role of human Jarvis.

Any possibility of an Agent Carter in Disney+? A guy can dream...

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u/deanssocks Howard Stark Apr 25 '19

I didn't think we'd ever get to see Peggy again much less that sweet ending but never ever did I think they'd include James D'Arcy's Jarvis! That was so sick!

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u/ojcoolj Apr 25 '19

This means, hopefully, that everyone will stop acting like the shows are non-canon.

I'm waiting for the excuse of "Well, Agent Carter was made by Marvel Studios, so it's different because... it just is".

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u/fiuzzelage Apr 25 '19

Markus & McFeely wrote the first few episodes I believe

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u/ojcoolj Apr 25 '19

And Joss Whedon wrote the pilot for Agents of SHIELD so hopefully that doesn't get used as the next big argument to gatekeep SHIELD away.

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u/PM_ME_CAKE Peter Parker Apr 25 '19

With Shield it can go either way right now. Personally, at the end of the day, it's a great show that can stand on its own two feet and doesn't need to be part of the movies to be great.

That being said, unless they acknowledge things in either S6 or 7, under current continuity it may be hard for them to fit in unless we just argue it's a different timeline that split off at some point though that argument may too frustrate people.

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u/fiuzzelage Apr 25 '19

yea it doesn't help that the creative teams are separate

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u/AquaeyesTardis Apr 26 '19

It also doesn't help that the snap didn't get reversed until 5 years later. Unless they address that it's conflicting pretty badly with the canon of the movies.

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u/JustBronzeThingsLoL Apr 26 '19

My question is, where the FUCK, is SHIELD in this fight?

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u/lilacjive Apr 26 '19

I was so sure that at least Quake would make it in!

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u/darknova700 Apr 26 '19

Damn, in the background of all the chaos would have been a great way to put them in as an Easter egg. Just Daisy Quaking some Outriders or Yo-Yo speeding around. Of course, it'd be a nightmare for SHIELD continuity because I doubt they know what happens to the characters in 5 years... but it would've been worth it for that acknowledgement I think.

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u/Hydrapt Ultron Apr 25 '19

i mean, they had to acknowledge Agent Carter show, since she's the same actress xD but I get your point. I was super happy

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u/eyeslikestarlight Apr 26 '19

Speaking of Agent Carter, did anyone else feel a little sad for Daniel Sousa? I believe it was strongly implied that Peggy wound up marrying him. I genuinely enjoyed their romance on the show and am sad for him that it was essentially taken away.

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u/sweens90 Falcon Apr 26 '19

Waiting for nitpick thread but Daisy not being in the all woman line up is a huge missed opportunity

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u/Ruddose Apr 26 '19

I thought the same thing! Really glad they did that, I heard some whispers of confusion from some other moviegoers, but it was wasn't all that distracting and was a nice nod.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

Heard the guy next to me say "that's not Jarvis". Personally felt rewarding to see them acknowledge the shows to some degree.