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The Right Partner Episode List

S1 E1: Hello Darling

It’s the year 1949 and Agent Peggy Carter is hard at work at the SSR. That is, until a familiar face appears on her doorstep, changing the course of her life.

S1 E2: Househusband

Peggy and Steve face scrutiny from their nosy neighbours for their unorthodox lifestyle. Jack Thompson returns to the SSR after an extended hiatus.

S1 E3: Fondue

As Steve and Peggy adjust to their new dynamic and former’s new secret identity, the latter struggles to find a proper work-life balance while Howard gives Steve unsolicited advice.

S1 E4: The Secret Life of Agent Carter

Suspicious of Peggy’s good mood recently, Phillips and Jack try to figure out the reason behind it. Steve takes up a new hobby with the help of Edwin.

S1 E5: Signed, Sealed, Delivered

When a mission goes awry, Edwin is unwittingly tasked with keeping it a secret from Steve while Phillips, Jack, and Howard work frantically to get Peggy out of a sticky situation.

S1 E6: Girls Go Wild

Angie, Ana and Peggy’s weekend getaway doesn’t go as planned. Steve gets in over his head when he volunteers to help out with the school musical.

S1 E7: The 107th

When old friends reunite, new tensions are created as Steve and Peggy must decide whether to reveal the secret of Steve’s return in the wake of a new threat emerging.

S1 E8: Understudy

Steve and Peggy’s date night gets interrupted when they run into one of Peggy’s old flames. Jack, Howard, Edwin and Ana attend a performance of Angie’s newest theatre show.

S1 E9: Corner

Howard’s latest invention forces Peggy and Jack together - literally - right before an important meeting. Steve helps Phillips with an interrogation.

S1 E10: To Peggy, with Love

Edwin and Angie help Steve pick out a six month anniversary gift for Peggy, who is out on a mission with Jack and Agent Ramirez to investigate a disturbingly familiar pattern of criminal behaviour.

S1 E11: Growing Pains

Steve and Peggy’s relationship is put to the test as a sinister force returns.

S1 E12: Don’t Be Late (Mid-Season Finale)

In a desperate attempt to save their friend, Steve and Peggy partner with an untrustworthy ally despite Edwin’s reservations.

S1 E13: Bucky

Reeling from the events of the last four years, Bucky struggles to adapt to his homecoming while Steve agonizes over how to help his friend with the lack of resources that were available in the 21st century.

S1 E14: Darling, Dearest

Peggy’s concern for Steve grows as he pushes himself to his limits. Ana and Angie conspire to get Edwin to take it easy.

S1 E15: Punk/Jerk

Steve and Howard call in a favour to help Bucky while Peggy hatches a plot with the aid of Angie, Ana, Edwin and Jack.

S1 E16: My Brother’s Keeper

As he relearns who he was and who he wants to be, Bucky takes a keen interest in Steve and Peggy’s relationship while Edwin plans the latest Stark Gala Extravaganza.

S1 E17: I’ll Show You

Steve and Peggy both attempt to hide their personal struggle with the yearly anniversary of the Valkyrie crash from each other. Meanwhile Angie mediates a dispute between Howard, Jack and Bucky.

S1 E18: Breaking Bread

Peggy and Jack bond when they go undercover. Ana and Edwin invite Steve over for tea.

S1 E19: The Handcuff Games

Peggy keeps hitting a wall in her hunt to end Leviathan until she gets help from an unexpected source.

S1 E20: The Enemy of My Enemy

Peggy confides in Howard about her feelings toward her future at the SSR while Jack begrudgingly asks Steve for help.

S1 E21: Now or Never

With the gaps in Bucky’s memory returning at a steadier rate, the SSR team puts their plan to dismantle both Leviathan and the Red Room for good into action.

S1 E22: A Second Chance (Season Finale)

On the one-year anniversary of Steve’s return, Peggy receives some unexpected news. Phillips and Howard reveal the details of a top secret project.

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The 107th

Follow the elite team known as Howling Commandos as they traverse Europe on various post-WWII missions in this thrilling series.

Featuring appearances from Steve Rogers, Peggy Carter, Howard Stark, and plenty of “wahoo’s".

All Day: A Tale of Two Captains

After the climactic battle with the Red Skull, the Tesseract sends Captain Carter almost 70 years into the future… and into another universe altogether, where not only Steve Rogers was the one who received the serum, he’s still alive. With the help of Captain America and the rest of the Avengers, Peggy tries to find her way home.

But where is home in the multiverse when your heart seems to be right in front of you?

When Bucky Met Sam

After meeting each other on a double date gone wrong with their two now-engaged best friends, Bucky and Sam must re-evaluate their own contentious friendship when they are asked to be the Best Man/Man of Honour respectively for Steve and Peggy’s wedding.

Confessions of an (Ex)-Widow

Reunited following the events of Endgame, Natasha and Yelena pick up the work that was stalled after the Blip. But their ghosts still haunt them as they learn just how deep the roots of the Red Room still go.

Mr. and Mrs. Stark

After finally tying the knot after years of a passionate on-again, off-again relationship, Pepper Potts Stark and Tony Stark find out that despite knowing each other for over a decade, there are still things to discover about the other.

Ghost Rider

In this action-packed series, Robbie Reyes continues his vigilantism while grappling with what it really means to be a brother when he owes a debt to the Devil inside him.

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Outsider POV

Why we ship Steggy

Reunion

Love declaration

Signs of love

Parallels

Time travel

Crossover

5 times + 1 time

Regency Era

There are plenty of names between them. She might be Peggy or Peg to him on any ordinary day, “yes, ma’am, Director Carter” if she’s put her foot down in some argument that they are having, “yes, ma’am, Director Carter” if his low-pitched voice is responding to a command of hers in the dim light of their bedroom (or their kitchen, or her office…). To her, he is Steve, or sharp-edged “Steven” when she is irritated with him, or crisp “Captain Rogers” when they are arguing in front of others, or “would that be suitable, Captain?” when she is propositioning him.

And he loves them all, because they are all facets of this life that they are building into together, because there was so long, before and after, that he did not think they would have such a chance.

He still has his favorite.

“I’m afraid the game’s mine again, my darling,” Peggy says, not sounding apologetic at all as she places her final tile and scans over the Scrabble board with satisfaction. When she looks up and catches him ducking against his smile, she narrows her eyes and says, “If you’re intending to challenge, I’d recommend against it. ‘Frowzy’ is most certainly a word, and simply because you’re irritated over losing—”

He stands, collects her teacup and the plates from their slices of after-dinner cake from their favorite bakery, leans down and kisses her briefly.

“I haven’t lost anything,” he says, soft and close, before he takes the dishes to the sink.

There is nothing which erases the residual pain each time he pulls himself from a dream, unable to shake the helplessness over his failure to keep Thanos from snapping his fingers, trying more and more desperately to remember exactly how Natasha’s face looked the last time he saw her, shivering as the battlefield smells, past and still to come and always somehow the same, linger in his nostrils. There is nothing which can make him stop feeling powerless during the moments when he wakes to find Peggy lying stiff and open-eyed in the dark or trembling in a nightmare, trapped by her own hauntings.

Her voice - “I know. I know. But you’re here, my darling, you’re here and safe with me” or “Yes, I—Yes, I think I’d like it if you held me, my darling” - even if it erases nothing, it eases things, each time.

He doesn’t think he could have imagined, back during the war, the chance to see Peggy truly disheveled, or even the slightest bit removed from the pin-straight perfection that was her hallmark. Now he’s grown accustomed to rolling over to find her without even her signature red lip, to listening as she grumbles, tousle-haired, over why the latest disaster couldn’t have at least spared her favorite skirt suit, to watching her gently remove her makeup and apply Pond’s each night. Still, he doesn't think he’s ever seen her quite like this: curls turned limp and sweaty, the color siphoned from her face, her muscles shaky and drained, everything about her brilliant with joy.

“Here you are, my darling,” she says softly, her strong and gentle hands reaching out to place their child into his arms. He doesn’t know which one of them she’s talking to. He doesn’t care.

She catches on sometime. He knows her too well to have thought that she never would, although he can’t tell precisely when it happened.

“I used to say it in my head, you know,” she says one night into the starlit dark of their backyard. She turns her head toward him; he sees the glint of her eyes. Even without explanation, he understands what she is talking about. “I said it in my head during the war, and I said it aloud after. But in all that time, it was as if it was only for myself. I never thought—I’m so terribly glad that I got to say it to you.”

He nods and takes her hand, presses her knuckles to his lips, hearing the echo of the name in their shared and sharing silence.

There is nothing overt that changes after that, no further discussion about it, no increased frequency or awkward avoidance of the term. It comes out the way it always has: on ordinary nights and during the grim, desperate moments that they have never been able to escape, distracted and with deep, scraping emotion.

And he treasures each time more because of the responding spark from her, because it is something that they are doing together, this beautiful change, this small piece of loving and being loved in return.

He has been so many things to so many people, has been referred to in so many different ways. It warms him to know that quietly and above all things, he is beloved by this woman.