AVClub: Peggy Carter is relocating to Hollywood for Agent Carter’s second season, but it’s far from the only big change for the series. As expected from the new setting, the visuals are brighter and the fashion is more glamorous, but there’s also an influx of new female characters, a love interest of color, and a story that pulls Peggy away from the workplace misogyny that defined so much of the first season. (Workplace misogyny is still a significant theme of the series, but it’s explored in the context of the entertainment industry through the experience of new character Whitney Frost (Wynn Everett), an actress playing a Lady Macbeth role off-screen as she manipulates a businessman with political aspirations.)
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