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Synopsis

Agent Carter is a television series that follows the adventures of Peggy Carter, a former British intelligence officer who becomes a secret agent for the SSR.

The first season is set in 1946, where Carter must juggle her mundane office duties at the SSR in New York City with her covert missions to help Howard Stark, who is wrongly accused of supplying dangerous weapons to enemies of the United States.

To uncover the truth and clear Stark's name, Carter enlists the help of Stark's loyal butler, Edwin Jarvis, to track down the real culprits and eliminate the dangerous weapons.

In the second season, Carter relocates from New York City to Los Angeles to confront the threats posed by the Secret Empire in the wake of World War II and the dawn of the Atomic Age.

During her time in Los Angeles, Carter forms new alliances, finds a new home, and even discovers a potential new romantic interest, all while continuing her fight against injustice and corruption.

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Agent Carter
Atlantic City Blues
The High Toppers: Performer
Spendin' All My Rainy Days With You
Glenn Crytzer: Performer
Spendin' All My Rainy Days With You
Glenn Crytzer: Performer
Whatcha Gonna Do (It's Up to You) (Enver Gjokaj and Hayley Atwell)
Peggy Remembers Cap
Back Alley Surprise
Bad Babies
Typewriter Spy Messages
Green Man Fight
Blondes and Money
Roxxon Plant Implosion
Morning After Shooting
Dairy Van Implosion
Dottie's Training
Forgot the Password
Thompson's Navy Cross
Instill Fear
Dottie Sneaks In
Peggy Saves Thompson
Dottie and Doctor Plot
Inside the Minds of Soldiers
Interrogating Peggy
Enter Dooley's Head
Leviathan Is Coming
I'm Invisible to You
Doctor and Dottie Escape With Item
Vest of Destruction
Check the Rooftops
Bring Him Home
Badass Girl Fight
We Have to Let Him Go
Peggy Gets Her Respect
Honored to Assist You
Showtime, A-holes from “Guardians Of the Galaxy Vol 2” (Tyler Bates)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Hero's Theme from “Justice League” (Danny Elfman)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Is She With You? from “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” (Hans Zimmer & Junkie XL)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Pyramid Collapse / Main Titles from “X Men: Apocalypse” (John Ottman)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Cap's Promise from “Captain America: Civil War” (Henry Jackman)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Credits Suite from “Agent Carter” (Christopher Lennertz)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Suite from “Legends of Tomorrow” (Blake Neely)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Theme from Supergirl from “Supergirl” – Blake Neely)
Tyler Bates: Performer
First Mission from “Ant Man” – Christopher Beck)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Theme from “Daredevil” (John Paesano, Braden Kimball)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Theme from “The Flash” (Blake Neely)
Tyler Bates: Performer
MARVEL'S Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. (Bear McCreary)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Theme from “Iron Man 3” (Brian Tyler)
Tyler Bates: Performer
What Are You Going to Do When You Are Not Saving The World? from “Man Of Steel” (Hans Zimmer)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Where To? from “The Wolverine” (Marco Beltrami)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Theme from “Arrow” (Blake Neely)
Tyler Bates: Performer
The Avengers from “Avengers Assemble” (Alan Silvestri)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Rise from “The Dark Knight Rises” (Hans Zimmer)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Young Peter from “The Amazing Spider-Man” (James Horner)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Captain America March from “Captain America: The First Avenger” (Alan Silvestri)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Training the Supersoldier from “Captain America: The First Avenger” (Alan Silvestri)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Captain America from “Captain America: The First Avenger” (Alan Silvestri)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Disc Time:
Tyler Bates: Performer
Magneto from “X-Men: First Class” (Henry Jackman)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Thor Kills The Destroyer from “Thor” (Patrick Doyle)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Strobe / Flying Home from “Kick-Ass” (John Murphy, Henry Jackman)
Tyler Bates: Performer
A Watchful Guardian from “The Dark Knight” (Hans Zimmer, James Newton Howard)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Driving With The Top Down from “Iron Man” (Ramin Djawadi)
Tyler Bates: Performer
The Moon and the Superhero from “Hancock” (John Powell)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Intro / Claire's Theme / Peter's Theme / Mohinder's Theme from “Heroes” (Wendy Melvoin & Lisa Coleman)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Main Titles from “Fantastic Four” (John Ottman)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Molossus from “Batman Begins” (Hans Zimmer, James Newton Howard, Mel Wesson, Lorne Balfe, Ramin Djawadi)
Tyler Bates: Performer
X-Men United Suite from “X2: X-Men United” (John Ottman)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Main Theme from “Spider-Man” (Danny Elfman)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Main Titles & Fanfare from “Batman and Robin” (Elliot Goldenthal)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Suite from “Judge Dredd” (Alan Silvestri)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Main Theme from “The Shadow” (Jerry Goldsmith)
Tyler Bates: Performer
End Titles from “Batman Returns” (Danny Elfman)
Tyler Bates: Performer
To the Rescue / End Credits from “The Rocketeer” (James Horner)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Main Theme from “Batman” (Danny Elfman)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Main Theme from “Superman” (John Williams)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Love Theme from “Superman” (John Williams)
Tyler Bates: Performer
The Lonely Man Theme from “The Incredible Hulk” (Joe Harnell)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Theme Song from “Spider-Man: The Cartoon” (Robert Harris, Paul Francis Webster)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Theme from “Batman: The TV Series” (Neal Hefti)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Whatcha Gonna Do (It's Up to You) (Enver Gjokaj and Hayley Atwell)
Dottie's Training
Thompson's Navy Cross
Enter Dooley's Head
I'm Invisible to You
Hero's Theme from “Justice League” (Danny Elfman)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Cap's Promise from “Captain America: Civil War” (Henry Jackman)
Tyler Bates: Performer
MARVEL'S Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. (Bear McCreary)
Tyler Bates: Performer
Intro / Claire's Theme / Peter's Theme / Mohinder's Theme from “Heroes” (Wendy Melvoin & Lisa Coleman

User reviews

Dorothy Lee
5/10

The music enhances the action sequences in the series, adding tension and excitement to Carter's covert missions and showdowns with enemies.

Kenneth Martinez
10/10

One of the standout aspects of the Agent Carter soundtrack is its ability to convey the strong, independent spirit of Peggy Carter herself. The music reflects her determination, courage, and resilience in the face of adversity, underscoring her status as a trailblazing female hero in a male-dominated world. Each track evokes a sense of empowerment and inspiration, making the soundtrack a perfect companion to Peggy's daring escapades and unwavering quest for justice.

Edward Moore
8/10

The music in Agent Carter perfectly captures the essence of the 1940s setting, immersing viewers in the post-World War II era with its jazzy and suspenseful tunes.

Betty Rodriguez
7/10

The music in Agent Carter not only enhances the visual storytelling but also stands on its own as a captivating and engaging listening experience outside of the series.

Donna Davis
6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Agent Carter is a standout element of the series, enhancing the viewing experience and contributing to the overall success of the show.

Michael Moore
7/10

The soundtrack effectively complements the action sequences in the series, enhancing the intensity and excitement of Peggy Carter's covert missions and fight against injustice.

Lisa Roberts
8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Agent Carter is a standout feature of the show, contributing significantly to its charm, emotional impact, and overall success.

Mark Allen
5/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the emotional depth of the characters, especially in moments of vulnerability or reflection, adding another layer of complexity to the storytelling.

Jennifer Clark
9/10

The musical score of Agent Carter skillfully blends traditional orchestral elements with modern touches, creating a dynamic and engaging listening experience. The composers' attention to detail in crafting themes for different characters and pivotal moments in the series adds emotional resonance and depth to the overall narrative, making it a truly immersive musical journey.

Melissa Allen
7/10

The score in Agent Carter strikes a perfect balance between drama and humor, enhancing the show's witty and adventurous tone.

Kenneth Davis
8/10

The use of orchestral arrangements in the soundtrack lends a cinematic quality to the series, elevating the overall viewing experience and creating a sense of grandeur.

Melissa Hall
4/10

The musical themes in Agent Carter are repetitive and often feel disconnected from the on-screen action. Instead of enhancing the suspense or drama of key moments, the soundtrack sometimes feels like an afterthought, failing to create a cohesive atmosphere that immerses viewers in the story.

Nancy White
1/10

The soundtrack of Agent Carter lacks depth and fails to capture the essence of the show's setting in the post-World War II era. The music feels generic and uninspired, missing an opportunity to enhance the storytelling and emotional impact of the series.

Joshua Baker
6/10

The soundtrack of Agent Carter perfectly captures the essence of the 1940s setting, with a mix of jazzy tunes and suspenseful orchestral pieces that transport the listener to that era.

Nancy Thomas
2/10

The choice of instrumentation and arrangement in the Agent Carter soundtrack can be jarring and distracting at times, pulling viewers out of the immersive experience of watching the show. The music occasionally feels out of place or mismatched with the tone of the scenes, undermining the overall cohesiveness of the series' audiovisual presentation.

James Perez
8/10

The music in the series showcases a diverse range of styles and moods, from playful and lighthearted melodies to somber and poignant compositions, reflecting the various aspects of Peggy Carter's life.

George Parker
8/10

The soundtrack of Agent Carter effectively underscores the themes of loyalty, courage, and resilience that define Peggy Carter as a character, making her journey even more compelling.

Robert Jones
6/10

The use of period-appropriate music in Agent Carter helps to immerse the audience in the historical setting and enhances the authenticity of the show's depiction of post-World War II America.

Mark Martin
6/10

The main theme of Agent Carter is memorable and catchy, evoking a sense of empowerment and determination that resonates with Peggy Carter's character.

John Mitchell
10/10

The Agent Carter soundtrack perfectly captures the essence of the show's 1940s setting, enhancing the atmosphere of mystery and intrigue that surrounds Peggy Carter's adventures. The use of jazzy melodies and dramatic orchestral arrangements adds depth and excitement to each scene, elevating the storytelling to a whole new level.

Michelle Hernandez
8/10

The use of period-appropriate songs and original compositions in the series adds authenticity to the storytelling, transporting viewers to the post-war era with its unique soundscape.

Jennifer Miller
8/10

The musical themes in Agent Carter are not only memorable but also help to develop the characters and convey their emotions, adding depth to the storytelling.