okay but seriously lets talk about Peggy Carter for a second
the sheer amount of kids who came up to me at Megacon while I was dressed as Peggy Carter was absolutely heartwarming, especially the little girl with a mass of kinky curly hair all on top of her head dressed in a pink sparkly supergirl dress who asked for a photo whose mom was like “we love that show so much it’s so great!” and the multiple little boys in captain america halloween costumes toting plastic shields who blushed and hid behind Mom or Dad until I knelt down and waved
the parking ticket guy, who must have been 50 immediately recognized me and said “I love that show! she sure showed all those men, didn’t she?” and told me to watch out for the russians with a smile and a wink.
i sat down in the food court at a table with a very classy looking older woman who proceeded to strike up a conversation with me about her mother, who started working in 1913 and was a suffragette. we had a brilliant conversation about feminism and she ended with “I hope to God that show gets renewed for a second season, we need shows like this.”
dear ABC: this is what your show has done. this is what our children are watching. please, for the love of all that is, bring back Agent Carter
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