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Anderson Schultz

**Anderson Schultz** is a fictional character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He is played by Corbin Bernsen.

## Appearances

* *The Punisher*
	+ 203. "Trouble the Water" (2019, flashback)
	+ 205. "One-Eyed Jacks" (2019)
	+ 206. "Nakazat" (2019, mentioned)
	+ 209. "Flustercluck" (2019)
	+ 211. "The Abyss" (2019, mentioned)
	+ 213. "The Whirlwind" (2019)
29th Precinct

The **29th Precinct** is a fictional location in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

## Appearances

* *Luke Cage*
	+ Season 1 (2016)
	+ 201. "Soul Brother #1" (2018)
	+ 202. "Straighten It Out" (2018)
	+ 203. "Wig Out" (2018)
	+ 204. "I Get Physical" (2018)
	+ 205. "All Souled Out" (2018)
	+ 206. "The Basement" (2018)
	+ 208. "If It Ain't Rough, It Ain't Right" (2018)
	+ 209. "For Pete's Sake" (2018)
	+ 210. "The Main Ingredient" (2018)
	+ 211. "The Creator" (2018)
	+ 212. "Can't Front On Me" (2018)
	+ 213. "They Reminisce Over You" (2018)
* *The Defenders*
	+ 103. "Worst Behavior" (2017)
	+ 105. "Take Shelter" (2017)
	+ 107. "Fish in the Jailhouse" (2017)
	+ 108. "The Defenders" (2017)

Total appearances: 29.
Aftershocks

**"Aftershocks"** is the eleventh season two episode of *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*, and the thirty-third overall. It was produced by ABC Studios, Marvel Television, and Mutant Enemy Productions. The episode was directed by Billy Gierhart, from a script written by Maurissa Tancharoen and Jed Whedon.

## Briefing

Skye and Raina deal with the aftermaths of their metamorphosis from inside the alien chamber.

## Mentioned-only characters

* Daniel Whitehall
* Baron Wolfgang von Strucker

## Notes

* Adrianne Palicki, who plays Bobbi Morse, is promoted to cast member.
* Brett Dalton as Grant Ward is absent for a third time.
* Henry Goodman reprises his role as List from *Captain America: The Winter Soldier*.
* A photo of Gabe Jones from *Captain America: The First Avenger* is in the house of Mrs. Triplett making it explicit that Trip is the grandson of Jones, as well as Mrs. Triplett presumably being his daughter (unless she was honoring her husband's father).

## Trivia

* This episode is available to buy on DVD and Blu-ray.
838 Captain Marvel

*For the 616 version, see Maria Rambeau.*

**Maria Rambeau**, also known as **Captain Marvel**, is a fictional character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. She is played by Lashana Lynch.

In the 838 universe, Rambeau became Captain Marvel instead of Carol Danvers.

## Appearances

* *Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness* (2022)
Cloud Storm

## Family

### Kits

Ember Night, Crow Flight & Silver Sky

**Cloud Storm** is a white she-cat with amber eyes.

## Pedigree

**Mate:**
Eagle Talon
**Son:**
Crow Flight
**Daughters:**
Ember Night
Silver Sky
## References

1. ↑ Revealed in *The Calling* Allegiances
2. ↑ Revealed in *The Calling* Allegiances
3. ↑ Revealed in *The Calling* Allegiances
4. ↑ Revealed in *The Calling* Allegiances
Agent Carter (TV series)

*This article is about the TV series. For the short film with the same name, look here. The title character in both of these, see Peggy Carter.*

***Marvel's Agent Carter***, or simply ***Agent Carter***, is an American television series and the second to be set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It spun-off from the film, *Captain America: The First Avenger*, and the Marvel One-Shot *Agent Carter*. It was produced by Marvel Television, ABC Studios, and F&B Fazekas & Butters.

The TV series has been noted as either happening before or even during the Marvel One-Shot, despite both it and the first season happening during 1946, as well as the second season going into the next year, with Peggy still working for the S.S.R., instead of at S.H.I.E.L.D., as the Marvel One-Shot left her, leaving its canon debatable. Also, another plot hole is that the short depicts her as not having got over Steve Rogers, which she did do in season 1.

## Main characters

* Hayley Atwell as Agent Peggy Carter: A female agent who was a key player in supporting Captain America (Steve Rogers) against Hydra in World War II, who has now been downgraded in the S.S.R.
* James D'Arcy as Edwin Jarvis: Howard Stark's butler and chauffeur who is tasked with assisting Carter, originally to prove his innocence.
* Enver Gjokaj as Agent later Chief Daniel Sousa: Sousa was originally an agent of the S.S.R.'s New York branch, who moved to the Los Angeles branch after being promoted. He is also a love interest to Carter.
* Chad Michael Murray as Agent later Chief Jack Thompson: Thompson was originally an agent of S.S.R.'s New York branch until he was promoted in the wake of his superior's death. Thompson has mixed loyalties to his fellow agents, hoping to climb the agency's ladder, even if that means ignoring the bigger threats that could stop him from doing that.
* Shea Whigham as Chief Roger Dooley: The head of the S.S.R.'s New York branch in season 1, who died after being hypnotized into wearing an explosive heat vest by Johann Fennhoff.

## Episodes

*Main article: List of Agent Carter episodes*
ABC first aired it on January 6, 2015. There have been a total of eighteen episodes and two seasons, each having aired during *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*'s mid-season breaks in its second and third years. The final episode aired on March 1, 2016, with ABC canceling it later on May 12, due to low ratings and not enough broad appeal. Instead, ABC contracted lead *Agent Carter* actress, Hayley Atwell, to star in their legal drama *Conviction* to garner a more mainstream audience, but on the contrary, proved to be quite short-lived in comparison.
0-8-4 (episode)

**"0-8-4"** is the second season one episode of *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.* It was produced by ABC Studios, Marvel Television, and Mutant Enemy Productions. The episode was directed by David Straiton, from a script written by Maurissa Tancharoen, Jed Whedon, and Jeffrey Bell.

## Briefing

An old flame and colleague of Agent Coulson shows up with her team at an archaeology site where an 0-8-4 has been discovered.

## Notes

* In an uncredited cameo, Samuel L. Jackson reprises his role as Director Nick Fury, from films such as *Iron Man*, *Captain America: The First Avenger*, and *The Avengers*, in the end tag of the episode.

## Trivia

* This episode is available to buy on DVD and Blu-ray.
* Fitz's D.W.A.R.F.S., are named after the Seven Dwarfs (each drone being named after one of them) from the Disney film *Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs*.
A Life Spent

**"A Life Spent"** is the third season five episode of *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*, and the ninety-first overall. It was produced by ABC Studios, Marvel Television, and Mutant Enemy Productions. The episode was directed by Kevin Hooks, from a script written by Nora Zuckerman and Lilla Zuckerman.

## Briefing

Coulson follows Virgil's clues to a mysterious radio transmission; enslaved by Kassius, Jemma is forced to help a new Inhuman adapt to her powers to be used for combat.

## Mentioned-only characters

* Virgil
* Abby's family

## Notes

* Iain De Caestecker as Fitz is absent for the third time.

## Trivia

* This episode is available to buy on DVD and Blu-ray.
Andrew Henry

Detective **Andrew Henry** is a fictional character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He is played by Sean O'Bryan.

Henry was a corrupted homicide detective for the Los Angeles Police Department in 1946.

## Appearances

* *Agent Carter*
	+ 201. "The Lady in the Lake" (2016)
	+ 202. "A View in the Dark" (2016, mentioned)
	+ 203. "Better Angels" (2016, mentioned)
Among Us Hide...

**"Among Us Hide..."** is the sixth season three episode of *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*, and the forty-ninth overall. It was produced by ABC Studios, Marvel Television, and Mutant Enemy Productions. The episode was directed by Dwight Little, from a script written by Drew Z. Greenberg.

## Briefing

After Hunter's failure to kill Ward becomes personal for May; Daisy and Mack try to uncover the secret identity of Lash.

## Mentioned-only characters

* Jerome Deschamps's wife
* Mickey Mantle
* Ted Williams
* Frank Robinson
* Carl Yastrzemski
* Rosalind Price's husband
* Will Daniels's father

## Notes

* Powers Boothe reprises his role as Gideon Malick from *The Avengers*, greatly expanding the character for this season, as he wasn't even named in the latter.

## Trivia

* This episode is available to buy on DVD and Blu-ray.
Andrew Garner

Doctor **Andrew Garner**, also known as **Lash**, is a fictional character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Garner is played by Blair Underwood, while Lash is played by Matthew Willig.

## Appearances

* *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*
	+ 213. "One of Us" (2015)
	+ 217. "Melinda" (2015, flashback)
	+ 220. "Scars" (2015, mentioned)
	+ 222. "S.O.S. Part Two" (2015)
	+ 301. "Laws of Nature" (2015, Lash only)
	+ 302. "Purpose in the Machine" (2015)
	+ 304. "Devils You Know" (2015, Garner and Lash)
	+ 306. "Among Us Hide..." (2015, Garner and Lash)
	+ 307. "Chaos Theory" (2015, Garner and Lash)
	+ 308. "Many Heads, One Tale" (2015)
	+ 309. "Closure" (2015)
	+ 310. "Maveth" (2015)
	+ 311. "Bouncing Back" (2015, mentioned)
	+ 312. "The Inside Man" (2015, mentioned)
	+ 314. "Watchdogs" (2015, mentioned)
	+ 315. "Spacetime" (2015)
	+ 320. "Emancipation" (2015, Lash only)
	+ 321. "Absolution" (2015, mentioned)
	+ 322. "Ascension" (2015, mentioned as Lash only)
	+ 414. "The Man Behind the Shield" (2017, mentioned)
	+ 512. "The Real Deal" (2018, unknown actor as illusion Lash only)
	+ 601. "Missing Pieces" (2019, mentioned)
	+ 711. "Brand New Day" (2020, mentioned)

Total appearances: 12.
4,722 Hours

**"4,722 Hours"** is the fifth season three episode of *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*, and the forty-eighth overall. It was produced by ABC Studios, Marvel Television, and Mutant Enemy Productions. The episode was directed by Jesse Bochco, from a script written by Craig Titley.

## Briefing

Simmons recounts her tumultuous months spent on the deathly planet that the Monolith transported her to.

## Notes

* Brett Dalton as Grant Ward is absent for a tenth time.
* Nick Blood as Lance Hunter is absent for the first time since joining the cast.
* Adrianne Palicki as Bobbi Morse is absent for the first time since joining the cast.
* Henry Simmons as Mack Mackenzie is absent for the first time since joining the cast
* Luke Mitchell as Lincoln Campbell is absent for a third time.

## Trivia

* This episode is available to buy on DVD and Blu-ray.
* The episode features a unique series title card where the white fonted letters appear over the planet of Maveth.
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. season 7

**Season 7** of *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.* aired between May 27-August 12, 2020 on ABC. As with the previous season, this season too has thirteen episodes in all. It is purchasable on streaming sites.

## Cast

* Clark Gregg as LMD Phil Coulson
* Ming-Na Wen as Melinda May
* Chloe Bennet as Daisy Johnson (Quake)
* Elizabeth Henstridge as Jemma Simmons
* Henry Simmons as Mack Mackenzie
* Natalia Cordova-Buckley as Yo-Yo Rodriguez
* Jeff Ward as Deke Shaw

Iain De Caestecker had stepped down from being a main cast member, due to scheduling conflicts. He only appears as Leo Fitz in the last couple of episodes, being credited as a special guest star. Despite this, he is still included in the poster, presumably to keep avoid speculation that he wouldn't appear at all.

## Episodes

"The New Deal" (May 27, 2020)"Know Your Onions" (June 3, 2020)"Alien Commies from the Future!" (June 10, 2020)"Out of the Past" (June 17, 2020)"A Trout in the Milk" (June 24, 2020)"Adapt or Die" (July 1, 2020)"The Totally Excellent Adventures of Mack and The D" (July 8, 2020)"After, Before" (July 15, 2020)"As I Have Always Been" (July 22, 2020)"Stolen" (July 29, 2019)"Brand New Day" (August 5, 2020)"The End is at Hand" (August 12, 2019)"What We're Fighting For" (August 12, 2019)
Agatha: Coven of Chaos

***Agatha: Coven of Chaos*** is a 2024 web television series, produced by Marvel Studios. It was greenlit by Disney+, and will be their tenth series set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), and a spin-off to Disney+'s first MCU series, *WandaVision*.

## Episodes

*Main article: List of Agatha: Coven of Chaos episodes*
The series will have nine episodes and be streamed in 2024.
Abilash Tandon

**Abilash Tandon** is a fictional character within the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He is played by Asif Ali.

Tandon is a resident of Westview and unwitting player in Wanda Maximoff's *WandaVision* show until she freed the town. As **Norm**, he was a co-worker of Soul Vision at Computational Services.

Before he was controlled by Wanda, he and his sister took care of their sick father.

## Appearances

* *WandaVision*
	+ 101. "Filmed Before a Live Studio Audience" (2021, as Norm only)
	+ 102. "Don't Touch That Dial" (2021, as Norm only)
	+ 104. "We Interrupt This Program" (2021, archival footage of Abilash on TV screen, photo of Norm)
	+ 105. "On a Very Special Episode..." (2021)
	+ 107. "Breaking the Fourth Wall" (2021, no lines in flashback, as Norm only)
	+ 109. "The Series Finale" (2021, as Norm and Abilash)

## References

1. ↑ *WandaVision*: "On a Very Special Episode...," season 1, episode 5 (2021).
Agent Carter (short film)

*This article is about the short film. For other uses, see Agent Carter (disambiguation).*

***Marvel One-Shot: Agent Carter***, or simply ***Agent Carter***, is a 2013 direct-to-video short film and the fourth in the Marvel One-Shots series. It was produced by Marvel Studios to be exclusive on the Blu-ray release of *Iron Man 3*, distributed by Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment on September 24, 2013. It was directed by Louis D'Esposito, from a screenplay by Eric Pearson.

*Agent Carter* resulted in ABC commissioning the second Marvel Cinematic Universe TV series, also called *Agent Carter*. The timeline of the short film and the series greatly conflict with each other. Although the former has been confirmed to either to take place before or even during the TV series (the first episode even uses flashbacks to this One-Shot), they are both initially set in 1946, with the One-Shot dealing with S.S.R. Agent Carter dealing with the loss of Steve Rogers, and recruited to S.H.I.E.L.D. effective immediately, where as the TV series takes place between 1946-1947, with still S.S.R. Agent Carter dealing with and moving on after losing Rogers.

## Briefing

World War II has ended and Peggy Carter is stuck at her desk by her sexist boss, Flynn. When Peggy is alone at night at the office, she answers a call about the mysteries Zodiac, which she is sent to retrieve.

## Cast

### Starring

* Hayley Atwell as Peggy Carter, agent of the S.S.R.
* Bradley Whitford as John Flynn, senior agent of the S.S.R. branch Carter works for.
* Dominic Cooper as Howard Stark.

### Supporting

* Shane Black as the voice of man on phone.
* Tim Trobec as hefty guard.
* Jon Barinholtz as analyst.
* Anthony Molinari as guard #1.
* Jess King as guard #2.
* Mark Wagner as goon #1.
* David Hutchison as goon #2.
* Jacob McCafferty as goon #3.
* Tim Sitarz as head goon.
* Neal McDonough as Dum Dum Dugan.
* Lindsey Gort as poolside woman #1.
* Sarah Schreiber as poolside woman #2.

## Notes

* The film follows the events of *Captain America: The First Avenger*.
* The short and the first season of the TV series, follow the same basic concept of trying to complete a mission assigned to her behind the back of the S.S.R., only with Howard Stark himself needing help, instead of some mysterious voice on a phone, and very different outcomes for Peggy.

## See also

* Full credits
* List of unnamed characters in Agent Carter (short film)
Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary

**Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary** is a real-world location in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It was a highly infamous maximum security federal prison on Alcatraz Island, 1.25 miles off the coast of San Francisco, California.

## Appearances

* *Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings* (2021)

## Mentions

* *Agent Carter*
	+ 103. "Time and Tide" (2015)
AKA It's Called Whiskey

**"AKA It's Called Whiskey"** is the third season one episode of *Jessica Jones*. It was produced by ABC Studios, Marvel Television, and Tall Girl Productions. The episode was directed by David Petraca, from a script written by Liz Friedman and Scott Reynolds.

## Release dates

* United States and international where available, Netflix: November 20, 2015

## Briefing

Jessica risks stealing a powerful drug at Metro-General Hospital to take out Kilgrave.

## Mentioned-only characters

* Robyn
* Hulk
* Avengers (indirectly)
* Son of Sam
* Dorothy Walker
* Jesse Harris
* Barbara Shlottman
* Bob Shlottman
* Dr. David Kurata

## Trivia

* This episode is available to buy on DVD and Blu-ray.

### Cultural references

* The Franklin Deli Market sells Kellogg's Corn Flakes, Honey Nut Cheerios, and Pringles, among other brand name foods, as well as Bounty paper towels.
* Jessica owns an Acer laptop and Samsung phone.
* Jessica drinks Wild Turkey 101.
* The Tompkins Square Free Clinic and Metro-General Hospital use a Dell computer.
* The Knowledge Base is a parody of Wikipedia.

## External links

* Watch on Netflix (subscription required)
Agon

**Agon** is a fictional character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He is played by Michael Buie.

Agon was the Inhuman ruler of Attilan, and the father of Black Bolt and Maximus.

## Appearances

* *Inhumans*
	+ 101. "Behold... The Inhumans" (2017)
	+ 103. "Divide -- and Conquer" (2017)
	+ 104. "Make Way for...Medusa" (2017)
	+ 108. "...And Finally: Black Bolt" (2017)

## Mentions

* *Inhumans*
	+ 105. "Something Inhuman This Way Comes..." (2017)
Alonso Barber

**Alonso Barber** is a fictional character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He is played by Mike Ray.

## Appearances

* *The Falcon and The Winter Soldier*
	+ 102. "The Star-Spangled Man" (2021, no lines)

## Notes

* It's possible Mike Ray had a bigger role, due to the fact that he's credited for playing to nothing more than a background character.
Alveus

**Alveus**, also known as **Hive**, is a fictional character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He is played by different actors, as the character is a sentient swam of parasites that takes on human hosts, with the last host, Grant Ward, being played by Brett Dalton. Other actors to play Alveus include Dillon Casey and Jason Glover.

## Appearances

* *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*
	+ 305. "4,722 Hours" (2015, portrayed by unknown actor and Casey)
	+ 310. "Maveth" (2015, portrayed by Casey and Dalton)
	+ 311. "Bouncing Back" (2016)
	+ 312. "The Inside Man" (2016)
	+ 315. "Spacetime" (2016)
	+ 316. "Paradise Lost" (2016)
	+ 317. "The Team" (2016)
	+ 318. "The Singularity" (2016)
	+ 319. "Failed Experiments" (2016)
	+ 320. "Emancipation" (2016)
	+ 321. "Absolution" (2016)
	+ 322. "Ascension" (2016)
	+ 512. "The Real Deal" (2018, illusion portrayed by unknown actor)
	+ 514. "The Devil Complex" (2018, illusion portrayed by unknown actor)

Total appearances: 11.

## Mentions

* *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*
	+ 308. "Many Heads, One Tale" (2015)
	+ 309. "Closure" (2015)
	+ 606. "Inescapable" (2019)
Aeolus Quartet

The **Aeolus Quartet** are real-world musicians in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. They are played by the original Aeolus Quartet.

## Members

* Alan Richardson
* Greg Luce
* Nicholas Tavani
* Rachel Shapiro

## Appearances

* *The Defenders*
	+ 102. "Mean Right Hook" (2017, no lines, cameos)

## Trivia

* Since the episode was filmed, founding member Greg Luce was replaced with Caitlin Lynch.
Alistair Fitz (Framework)

*You may also be looking for Alistair Fitz.*

The Framework **Alistair Fitz** is a fictional character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He is played by David O'Hara.

## Appearances

* *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*
	+ 418. "No Regrets" (2017)
	+ 419. "All the Madame's Men" (2017)
	+ 420. "Farewell, Cruel World!" (2017)
	+ 421. "The Return" (2017, mentioned)
	+ 506. "Fun & Games" (2018, mentioned)
	+ 606. "Inescapable" (2019, mentioned)
Alisha Whitley

**Alisha Whitley** is a fictional character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. She is played by Alicia Vela-Bailey.

## Appearances

* *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*
	+ 220. "Scars" (2015)
	+ 221. "S.O.S. Part One" (2015)
	+ 222. "S.O.S. Part Two" (2015)
	+ 304. "Devils You Know" (2015)
	+ 318. "The Singularity" (2016)
	+ 319. "Failed Experiments" (2016)

Total appearances: 6.
15th Precinct

The **15th Precinct** is a fictional location in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

## Appearances

* *Daredevil*
	+ 101. "Into the Ring" (2015)
	+ 103. "Rabbit in a Snowstorm" (2015)
	+ 105. "World on Fire" (2015)
	+ 109. "Speak of the Devil" (2015)
	+ 113. "Daredevil" (2015)
	+ 202. "Dogs to a Gunfight" (2016)
	+ 211. ".380" (2016)
	+ 213. "A Cold Day in Hell's Kitchen" (2016)
* *Jessica Jones*
	+ 102. "AKA Crush Syndrome" (2015)
	+ 107. "AKA Top Shelf Perverts" (2015)
	+ 108. "AKA Sin Bin" (2015)
	+ 110. "AKA 1,000 Cuts" (2015)
	+ 113. "AKA Smile" (2015)
	+ 205. "AKA The Octopus" (2018)
	+ 307. "A.K.A The Double Half-Wappinger" (2019)

Total appearances: 15.

## Mentions

* *Daredevil*
	+ 204. "Penny and Dime" (2016)
	+ 210. "The Man in the Box" (2016)
A.K.A I Have No Spleen

**"A.K.A I Have No Spleen"** is the third season three episode of *Jessica Jones*, and the twenty-ninth overall. It was produced by ABC Studios, Marvel Television, and Tall Girl Productions. The episode was directed by Lisa Randolph, from a script written by Anton Cropper.

## Release dates

* United States and international where available, Netflix: June 14, 2019

## Briefing

Jessica tries to continue to pursue Andrew Brandt, despite only just losing her spleen.

## Mentioned-only characters

* Wendy Ross-Hogarth
* Pam (indirectly)
* Jim Shaw
* Vido Arocho
* Oscar Arocho
* Victor Catalda
* Zhi Huang
* Beverly Carter
* Annie Bell
* Morgan Vitrano
* Jaleel Malouf
* Marco Villanueva
* Quinn McFarley
* Yu Yan Ma
* Isaak Ozols
* Christoff de Boer
* Bako Okoye
* Miqo Danieylan
* Carlos Diaz
* Christopher Morgan

## External links

* Watch on Netflix (subscription required)
A.K.A I Wish

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**"A.K.A I Wish"** is the fifth season three episode of *Jessica Jones*, and the thirty-first overall. It was produced by ABC Studios, Marvel Television, and Tall Girl Productions. The episode was directed by Mairzee Almas, from a script written by J. Holtham.

## Release dates

* United States and international where available, Netflix: June 14, 2019

## Mentioned-only characters

* Donny Sallinger
* Ai Weiwei
* Alisa Jones
* Maury Tuttlebaum
* Henriksson

## External links

* Watch on Netflix (subscription required)
A View in the Dark/Full credits

* **Supervising Producer:** Brant Englestein
* **Produced By:** Sara E. White
* **Co-Executive Producers:** Jose Molina
* **Executive Producers:** Alan Fine, Stan Lee, Joe Quesada, Jim Chory, Kevin Feige, Louis D'Esposito, Jeph Loeb, Christopher Markus, Stephen McFeely, Chris Dingess, Michele Fazekas, Tara Butters
* **Created By:** Christopher Markus, Stephen McFeely
* **Written By:** Eric Pearson, Lindsey Allen
* **Directed By:** Lawrence Trilling
* **Co-Producers:** Robyn-Alain Feldman, Eric Hauserman Carroll, Megan Thomas Bradner, Wendy Willming
* **Transmedia Producer:** Geoffrey Colo
* **Executive Story Editors:** Sue Chung, Eric Pearson
* **Story Editor:** Lindsey Allen
* **Director of Photography:** Edward J. Pel, ASC
* **Production Designer:** Kenneth Hardy
* **Edited By:** Christopher Cooke, ACE
* **Music By:** Christopher Lennertz
* **Unit Production Manager:** Mary Kane
* **First Assistant Director:** Anthony D'Esposito
* **Second Assistant Director:** Julian Brain
* **Casting By:** Sarah Halley Finn, CSA
* **Costume Designer:** Giovanna Ottobre-Melton
* **Costume Supervisor:** Phyllis Gilliam
* **Dept. Head Make-Up Artist:** Deborah Lamia Denaver
* **Dept. Head Hair Stylist:** Peter Tothpal
* **Script Supervisor:** Trisha Burton
* **Art Director:** Gina Cranham
* **Set Decorator:** Ellen Totleben
* **Property Master:** Scott Maginnis
* **Special Effects Supervisor:** Ken Clark
* **Stunt Coordinator:** Casey O'Neill
* **Chief Lighting Technician:** Ron Newburn
* **Key Grip:** Bob Leitelt
* **Camera Operators:** Brian Bernstein, Dan Ayers
* **Production Sound Mixer:** Glenn E. Berkovitz
* **Production Coordinator:** Shauna Sanders
* **Transportation Coordinator:** Bill Ballard
* **Construction Coordinator:** Dan Turk
* **Location Manager:** Ralph Coleman
* **Production Account:** Monica Muehlhause-Horn
* **Casting Associate:** Claire Koonce
* **Post Production Supervisor:** Ryan Kavner
* **Assistant Editor:** Shannon Weiss
* **Visual Effects Supervisor:** Sheena Duggal
* **Visual Effects Producer:** Ian Markiewicz
* **Visual Effects By:** DNEGTV
* **Music Supervisors:** Dave Jordan, Jen Ross
* **Music Editor:** Amber Funk
* **Supervising Sound Editor:** Daniel Colman, MPSE
* **Re-Recording Mixers:** Mark Fleming, CAS, Robert Carr, CAS
* **Production Staff:** Tyler Gaisford, David Ford, Tommy Gutman, James Sprattley, Mark Figueroa, Matt Warshauer, Danny Sullivan, Lisa Zugschwerdt
* **Special Thanks:** Gene Colan, Archie Goodwin, George Tuska, Steve Englehart, Sal Buscema, Clifford V. Johnson
Albert Rackham

Officer **Albert Rackham** is a fictional character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He is played by Chance Kelly.

Rackham was a senior security guard at Seagate Penitentiary, who authorized an illegal fight club with the inmates. He inadvertently caused Luke Cage to gain superpowers while turning up the healing chamber he was in to boil him alive, which accidentally caused his own death in the process as he was killed by it exploding on him.

## Appearances

* *Luke Cage*
	+ 104. "Step in the Arena" (2017, flashback)
	+ 105. "Just to Get a Rep" (2016, mentioned)
	+ 109. "DWYCK" (2016, mentioned)
	+ 110. "Take It Personal" (2016, mentioned)
	+ 202. "Straighten It Out" (2018, mentioned)
A.K.A The Double Half-Wappinger

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**"A.K.A The Double Half-Wappinger"** is the seventh season three episode of *Jessica Jones*, and the thirty-third overall. It was produced by ABC Studios, Marvel Television, and Tall Girl Productions. The episode was directed by Larry Teng, from a script written by Nancy Won.

## Release dates

* United States and international where available, Netflix: June 14, 2019

## Mentioned-only characters

* Erik Gelden
* Andrew Brandt
* Donny Sallinger
* Kith Lyonne
* Reid Pearson
* Dorothy Walker
* Bobbie McBurty
* Willie Dance

## Trivia

* The scenes set in Wappinger Falls were filmed in Piermont on September 24, 2018. Despite there being a real Wappinger Falls in Dutchess County, the one depicted where Sallinger grew up is entirely fictional.

### Cultural references

* The home of the Silvas has Outwit and Connect Four.

## References

1. ↑ Robert Brum (September 24, 2018). "'Wappinger Falls' is a setting for a Netflix series'". *Poughkeepsie Journal*. Retrieved February 27, 2020.
2. ↑ *Journal* staff (September 24, 2018). "'Wappinger Falls' created in Piermont for Netflix series". *Poughkeepsie Journal*. Retrieved February 27, 2020.

## External links

* Watch on Netflix (subscription required)
Ancient One

The **Ancient One** is a fictional character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. She is played by Tilda Swinton.

The Ancient One, also known as the Sorcerer Supreme, was the leader of the Masters of the Mystic Arts, who had lived for centuries, due to drawing power from the Dark Dimension, a secret she kept to herself.

## Appearances

* *Doctor Strange* (2016)
* *Avengers: Endgame* (2019)
* *What If...?*
	+ 104. "What If... Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?" (2021)

### Comics

* *Doctor Strange Prelude* (2016)
* *Doctor Strange Prelude - The Zealot* (2016)

## Mentions

* *What If...?*
	+ 109. "What If... The Watcher Broke His Oath?" (2021)
Bracken Claw

## Family

### Kits

Cloud Storm

**Bracken Claw** is a muscular ginger tabby tom with amber eyes.

## Pedigree

**Father:**
Thor - Unknown
**Mother:**
Drift - Deceased
**Sister:**
Honey Dew - Living
**Mate:**
Ice Shard - Living
**Daughter:**
Cloud Storm - Unknown
**Grandson:**
Crow Flight - Unknown
**Granddaughters:**
Ember Night - Unknown
Silver Sky - Unknown
## References

1. ↑ Revealed in Bracken Claw's TC Sheet
2. ↑ Revealed in *The Calling* Chapter Two
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A Sin to Err/Full credits

* **Producer:** Brant Englestein
* **Produced By:** Sara E. White
* **Co-Executive Producers:** Jose Molina, Andi Bushell
* **Executive Producers:** Alan Fine, Stan Lee, Joe Quesada, Kevin Feige, Louis D'Esposito, Jeph Loeb, Christopher Markus, Stephen McFeely, Chris Dingess, Michele Fazekas, Tara Butters
* **Created By:** Christopher Markus, Stephen McFeely
* **Written By:** Lindsey Allen
* **Directed By:** Stephen Williams
* **Associate Producer:** John Blair
* **Co-Producers:** Eric Hauserman Carroll, Megan Thomas Bradner
* **Transmedia Producer:** Geoffrey Colo
* **Story Editor:** Eric Pearson
* **Director of Photography:** Gabriel Beristain, ASC. BSC
* **Production Designer:** Michael Wylie
* **Edited By:** David J. Siegel, ACE
* **Music By:** Christopher Lennertz
* **Unit Production Manager:** Mary Kane
* **First Assistant Director:** Anthony D'Esposito
* **Second Assistant Director:** Julian Brain, Lisa Zugschwerdt
* **Casting By:** Sarah Halley Finn, CSA
* **Costume Designer:** Giovanna Ottobre-Melton
* **Costume Supervisor:** Misty Halliday
* **Dept. Head Make-Up Artist:** Deborah La Mia-Denaver
* **Dept. Head Hair Stylist:** Peter Tothpal
* **Script Supervisor:** Trisha Burton
* **Art Director:** Elizabeth Hershberger Gray
* **Set Decorator:** Halina Siwolop
* **Property Master:** Sean Mannion
* **Location Manager:** Nancy Haecker
* **Special Effects Supervisor:** Ken Clark
* **Stunt Coordinator:** Casey O'Neill
* **Camera Operators:** Craig Fiske, Nathan Levine-Heaney
* **Chief Lighting Technician:** Eric West
* **Key Grip:** Bob Leitelt
* **Construction Coordinator:** John Richardson
* **Production Coordinator:** Danika Kohler
* **Transportation Coordinator:** Skip Fairlee
* **Production Accountant:** Russell Steele
* **Production Sound Mixer:** Ed Novick
* **Casting Associate:** Claire Koonce
* **Visual Effects Supervisor:** Sheena Duggal
* **Visual Effects Producer:** Addie Manis
* **Visual Effects By:** ILM
* **Post Production Supervisor:** Jill Breitzman
* **Assistant Editor:** Mike Baiocco
* **Music Supervisors:** Dave Jordan, Jen Ross
* **Music Editor:** Amber Funk
* **Supervising Sound Editor:** Daniel Colman, MPSE
* **Re-Recording Mixers:** Mark Fleming, CAS, Robert Carr, CAS
* **Production Staff:** Christopher Antonini, Melissa Feinberg, Eva Firshein, Raquel Gallego, Melissa Holmes, Ian Markiewicz, Carter Smith, Ron South
* **Special Thanks:** Victoria Alonso, John Byrne, Rodney Fuentebella, Archie Goodwin, Fritz Heinze, Otto Nemenz, Joe Ball
Afterlife (episode)

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**"Afterlife"** is the sixteenth season two episode of *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*, and the thirty-eighth overall. It was produced by ABC Studios, Marvel Television, and Mutant Enemy Productions. The episode was directed by Kevin Hooks, from a script written by Craig Titley.

## Briefing

Skye gets an unexpected surprise when she is taking to a sanctuary for people like her; To save S.H.I.E.L.D., Coulson is forced to go on the run.

## Notes

* Brett Dalton as Grant Ward is absent for a seventh time.

## Trivia

* This episode is available to buy on DVD and Blu-ray.
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: The Complete Second Season (Blu-ray)

***Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: The Complete Second Season*** is 5-disc Blu-ray Disc set containing all of season 2 of *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.* It was distributed by Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment.

## Release dates

* United States, Amazon.com (Region A): September 15, 2015
* United Kingdom (region free): October 19, 2015

## Contents

### Disc 1

* 201. "Shadows"
* 202. "Heavy is the Head"
* 203. "Making Friends and Influencing People"
* 204. "Face My Enemy"
* 205. "A Hen in the Wolf House"

### Disc 2

* 206. "A Fractured House"
* 207. "The Writing on the Wall"
* 208. "The Things We Bury"
* 209. "...Ye Who Enter Here"
* 210. "What They Become"

### Disc 3

* 211. "Aftershocks"
* 212. "Who You Really Are"
* 213. "One of Us"
* 214. "Love in the Time of Hydra"

### Disc 4

* 215. "One Door Closes"
* 216. "Afterlife"
* 217. "Melinda"
* 218. "The Frenemy of My Enemy"

### Disc 5

* 219. "The Dirty Half Dozen"
* 220. "Scars"
* 221. "S.O.S. Part One"
* 222. "S.O.S. Part Two"
* Bloopers of S.H.I.E.L.D. gag reel
* Deleted scenes

## Notes

* Unlike the Blu-ray of the previous season, this set does not to include special features beyond a gag reel and deleted scenes. The same occurs for the following seasons on Blu-ray, as well.

## External links

* Buy from Amazon.com.
* Buy from Amazon.co.uk.
Aftermath

**"Aftermath"** is the seventh season three episode of *Daredevil*, and the thirty-third overall. It was produced by ABC Studios and Marvel Television. The episode was directed by Toa Fraser, from a script written by Sarah Streicher.

## Release dates

* United States and international where available, Netflix: October 19, 2018

## Briefing

Nadeem fears the control Fisk has over the FBI; Daredevil investigates his doppleganger, who went on the kill at the *Bulletin*.

## Mentioned-only characters

* Elton Evans
* Amber
* Jack "Jiggy" Kem
* Annie
* Hoffmans

## Trivia

* The reporters at the beginning are credited randomly, instead of the order in which they appear on-screen
	+ Anthony Salvador Lewis is credited as "Reporter #3", perhaps because he's the third in line when all the reporters appear at once, except that his face is blocked by Fisk.

## External links

* Watch on Netflix (subscription required)
Abstract

The **Abstract** is a fictional object in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

## Appearances

* *Runaways*
	+ 101. "Reunion" (2017)
	+ 102. "Rewind" (2017)
	+ 105. "Kingdom" (2017)
	+ 108. "Tsunami" (2017)
	+ 202. "Radio On" (2018)
	+ 203. "Double Zeros" (2018)
	+ 205. "Rock Bottom" (2018)
	+ 206. "Bury Another" (2018)
	+ 209. "Big Shot" (2018)
	+ 213. "Split Up" (2018, projection)
	+ 301. "Smoke and Mirrors" (2019)
	+ 302. "The Great Escape" (2019)
	+ 303. "Lord of Lies" (2019)
	+ 304. "Rite of Thunder" (2019)
	+ 310. "Cheat the Gallows" (2019)

Total appearances: 15.

## Mentions

* *Runaways*
	+ 301. "Smoke and Mirrors" (2019)
AKA The Octopus

**"AKA The Octopus"** is the fifth season two episode of *Jessica Jones*, and the eighteenth overall. It was produced by ABC Studios, Marvel Television, and Tall Girl Productions. The episode was directed by Millicent Shelton, from a script written by Jaime King.

## Release dates

* United States and international where available, Netflix: March 18, 2018

## Briefing

Jessica investigates the cover up of a murdered nurse at IGH; Malcolm is given Inez to take care of.

## Mentioned-only characters

* Marcus
* Nick Spanos
* Robert Coleman
* Kilgrave
* Brian Jones
* Robert Coleman

## Trivia

* Colleen Doran illustrated a pulp-inspired poster to promote the release of the episode.
* Vido referred to a Marina (played by Ruth Aguilar) as his "abuela" in "AKA Start at the Beginning", although this episode seems to disregard that connection.

## External links

* Watch on Netflix (subscription required)
Agent Carter season 2

**Season 2** of *Agent Carter* aired between January 19-March 1, 2016 on ABC. It has since been released on both DVD and Blu-ray. It is also purchasable on streaming sites.

## Cast

* Hayley Atwell as Peggy Carter
* James D'Arcy as Edwin Jarvis
* Enver Gjokaj as Daniel Sousa
* Chad Michael Murray as Jack Thompson

## Episodes

"The Lady in the Lake" (January 19, 2016)"A View in the Dark" (January 19, 2016)"Better Angels" (January 26, 2016)"Smoke & Mirrors" (February 2, 2016)"The Atomic Job" (February 9, 2016)"The Life of the Party" (February 16, 2016).png"Monsters" (February 16, 2016).png"The Edge of Mystery" (February 23, 2016).png"A Little Song and Dance" (February 23, 2016).png"Hollywood Ending" (March 1, 2016)
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer

***Marvel One-Shot: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer***, or simply ***A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer***, is a 2011 direct-to-video short film and the second in the Marvel One-Shots series. It was produced by Marvel Studios to be exclusive on the Blu-ray release of *Captain America: The First Avenger*, distributed by Paramount Home Media Distribution on October 25, 2011. It was directed by Leythum, from a screenplay by Eric Pearson.

## Briefing

On the way to New Mexico to inspect Thor's hammer, Agent Phil Coulson stops at a gas station, and foils a robbery.

## Debriefing

Driving along the highway in the middle of the night, Coulson stops at a gas station. He goes inside trying to decide between two selections of donuts. In the meantime, two thugs hold up the cashier with their guns. After demanding the money, they ask who's car it is outside. Coulson then pops up, surprising them. He pretends to play along while bringing up innocently that he has a gun of his own. He follows orders to slide it along the floor, which distracts one of them long enough for Coulson to knock his partner out before he finishes off the first guy. He then buys both donuts and instructs the cashier to take the credit. Unfazed, he then goes back outside to fill his car up before he goes back on the road.

## Cast

### Starring

* Clark Gregg as Phil Coulson, agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.

### Supporting

* Jessica Manuel as cashier.
* Jeff Prewett as robber.
* Zach Hudson as robber.

## Notes

* This short is set between the time Coulson leaves Tony Stark in *Iron Man 2* and the former finding Mjolnir in the post-credits of the aforementioned film.
* This and the first short (also released in 2011) were intended to showcase more of Phil Coulson, especially the former. The budget of the former took up 80% of the budget reserved for the two, leaving only room "for two guys talking" in *The Consultant*.
Akela Amador

**Akela Amador** is a fictional character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. She is played by Pascal Armand.

Amador is a former S.H.I.E.L.D. who was presumed to have died in a mission, but was captured by Hydra and became an unwilling participant of Centipede implants, with a bomb implanted in her skull. She was forced to be a assassin and diamond thief, but a run in with her former mentor Phil Coulson and his team, revealed her presence, leading Coulson determined to save her. Doctors Jemma Simmons and Leo Fitz were able to remove her implants.

## Appearances

* *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*
	+ 104. "Eye-Spy"
AKA Take a Bloody Number

**"AKA Take a Bloody Number"** is the twelfth season one episode of *Jessica Jones*. It was produced by ABC Studios, Marvel Television, and Tall Girl Productions. The episode was directed by Billy Gierhart, from a script written by Hilly Hicks, Jr.

## Release dates

* United States and international where available, Netflix: November 20, 2015

## Briefing

Kilgrave forces his father to magnify his powers, while Luke returns to help Jessica to track Kilgrave.

## Mentioned-only characters

* Reva Connors
* Will Simpson
* Dr. Miklos Kozlov
* Malcolm Ducasse's father
* Malcolm Ducasse's mother
* Brian Jones
* Sabrina
* Roy Healy
* Ruben

## Trivia

* This episode is available to buy on DVD and Blu-ray.

### Cultural references

* Wild Fowl is a parody of Wild Turkey 101.
* Jessica uses Firefox browser on her Acer laptop.

## External links

* Watch on Netflix (subscription required)
Albert Thompson

**Albert Thompson** is a fictional character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He is played by Michael Siberry.

Thompson was the husband of Louise, and father of Kilgrave.

## Appearances

* *Jessica Jones*
	+ 108. "AKA WWJD?" (2015, footage)
	+ 109. "AKA Sin Bin" (2015)
	+ 110. "AKA 1,000 Cuts" (2015)
	+ 112. "AKA Take a Bloody Number" (2015)
	+ 113. "AKA Smile" (2015, photo of unknown as young Albert)

Total appearances: 5.
AKA Ain't We Got Fun

**"AKA Ain't We Got Fun"** is the eighth season two episode of *Jessica Jones*, and the twenty-first overall. It was produced by ABC Studios, Marvel Television, and Tall Girl Productions. The episode was directed by Zetna Fuentes, from a script written by Gabe Fonseca.

## Release dates

* United States and international where available, Netflix: March 18, 2018

## Briefing

Jessica takes in her fugitive mother; Malcolm bites off more than he can chew while working a case; Hogarth visits a special healer.

## Mentioned-only characters

* Dr. Miklos Kozlov
* Will Simpson
* DA Blake Tower
* Steven Benowitz's wife
* Linda Chao

## Notes

* Callum Keith Rennie, as Karl Malus, is credited as a special guest star at in the opening credits.

## Trivia

* Joyce Chin illustrated a pulp-inspired poster to promote the release of the episode.

## External links

* Watch on Netflix (subscription required)
42nd Street-Bryant Park Station

**42nd Street-Bryant Station** is a real-world location in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It is an express station part of the opening of the New York City Subway's IND Sixth Avenue Line from 47th-50th Streets-Rockefeller Center to West Fourth Street. It has four tracks and two island platforms.

## Appearances

* *Jessica Jones*
	+ 204. "AKA God Help the Hobo" (2018)
...And Finally: Black Bolt

**"...And Finally: Black Bolt"** is the eighth and final season one episode of *Inhumans*. It was produced by ABC Studios, Marvel Television, and Devilina Productions. The episode was directed by Billy Gierhart, from a script written by Rick Cleveland and Scott Reynolds.

## Briefing

Maximus enacts a failsafe, which puts all of Attilan at risk.
Andrew Brandt

**Andrew Brandt** is a fictional character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He is played by Matt Weiss.

## Appearances

* *Jessica Jones*
	+ 301. "A.K.A The Perfect Burger" (2019)
	+ 302. "A.K.A You're Welcome" (2019)
	+ 303. "A.K.A I Have No Spleen" (2019)

## Mentions

* *Jessica Jones*
	+ 304. "A.K.A I Have No Spleen" (2019)
	+ 307. "A.K.A The Double Half-Wappinger" (2019)
A.K.A The Perfect Burger

**"A.K.A The Perfect Burger"** is the first season three episode of *Jessica Jones*, and the twenty-seventh overall. It was produced by ABC Studios, Marvel Television, and Tall Girl Productions. The episode was directed by Michael Lehmann, from a script written by Melissa Rosenberg.

## Release dates

* United States and international where available, Netflix: June 14, 2019

## Briefing

Jessica struggles to stay out of the spotlight while doing her job; Dorothy is worried about Trish, who is acting erratic after her falling out with Jessica.

## Mentioned-only characters

* Captain America
* Joan Jett
* Alisa Jones
* Russell
* Mrs. Chin
* Philip Evans
* Thomas S. Wurster
* Victor Catalda
* Grace
* Peter
* Alex

## Notes

* Perhaps because of the way in which he is stealthy used, Jeremy Bobb is not credited as Gregory Sallinger.

## Trivia

* The package from Hauser's Bakery, is an allusion to the bakery of the same name from the unrelated, *Jessica Jones* #14 (November 8, 2017).

### Cultural references

* Vido has a Samsung phone.
* Jessica uses a VTech phone in her office.
* Jessica consumes NOS energy drink.
* Trish owns a copy of *Blown to Bits: How the New Economics of Information Transforms Strategy*.
* Cody Willamet drives a Cadillac Escalade.
* Jeri uses an Apple laptop at her office.
* There is a *Game of Thrones* pinball machine at the bar Jessica is a patron of. Cast member Peter Dinklage is included, who played Eitri in the film *Avengers: Infinity War*.

### Errors

* Jessica Frances Duke is credited as Grace, despite not appearing.

## External links

* Watch on Netflix (subscription required)
A Sin to Err

**"A Sin to Err"** is the sixth season one episode of *Agent Carter*. It was produced by ABC Studios, Marvel Television, and F&B Fazekas & Butters. The episode was directed by Stephen Williams, from a script written by Lindsey Allen.

## Briefing

After her mission to the Red Room, Peggy searches for an assassin, who she thinks is out to get Howard Stark, but she has no idea what else she's unleashed at the S.S.R., and what's worse, her secret investigations for Stark, have been traced back to her by fellow agent, Sousa.

## Mentioned-only characters

* Joseph Stalin
* Agent Ray Krzeminski
* Howard Stark
* Kim Walker
* Esther Robinson
* Doris Meyer
* Margaret Parker
* Ann Greenberg
* Ginger Rogers
* Donna Russo
* Loretta Dooley
* Hannah Brown
* Tiffany White
* Fay Wray
* Spider Raymond
* Steve Rogers
* Laurence Olivier
* Jack Thompson's grandmother
* R. Suchor
* Angie Martinelli's brother
* Angie Martinelli's father

## Trivia

* This episode is available to buy on DVD and Blu-ray.

### Cultural references

* Dooley refers to the 1933 *King Kong* film.
Algrim

**Algrim**, also known as **Kurse**, is a fictional character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He is played by Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje.

Algrim was the lieutenant of the Dark Elf army from Svartalfheim, which is in state of perpetual darkness and makes up one of the Nine Realms. Along with his leader, Malekith, they made two attempts to plunge the universe into darkness with the Aether during the Convergence. The second time, Algrim volunteered to use a Kurse Stone on himself to give them an edge against their opponents, the Asgardians. This turned him into the monster, Kurse, which gave immense strength and durability, but would eventually be consumed by it, leading to death.

He was killed by Loki when the latter activated Kurse's own black hole grenade, which created a gravitational pull within himself, wiping him from existence.
All Souled Out

**"All Souled Out"** is the fifth season two episode of *Luke Cage*, and eighteenth overall. It was produced by ABC Studios and Marvel Television. The episode was directed by Kasi Lemmons, from a script written by Ian Stokes.

## Release dates

* United States and international where available, Netflix: June 22, 2018

## Briefing

Luke has to sell out to pay off a lawsuit; Misty questions the arrests of her late partner Scarfe.

## Mentioned-only characters

* C.J. Powell
* Shock G
* Willie Horton
* Joe Louis
* Beyoncé Knowles
* Danny Rand
* Colleen Wing
* Bushmaster
* Coco
* Piranha Jones's father
* Brian S. Walker
* Earl G. Graves Sr.
* D-Nice
* Funkmaster Flex
* Mark Ronson
* Cottonmouth Stokes
* Method Man
* Hulk
* Cara's father
* Cara's uncle
* Cara's brother
* Earl Scarfe

## Notes

* Elden Henson as Foggy Nelson reprises his starring role from *Daredevil* and *The Defenders*, also on Netflix. He is credited as a guest star in the opening credits.

## Trivia

* A prop of Mark Higgins and Ray Ray Jackson's headless bodies also appears.

### Cultural references

* The episode is named after the song "All Souled Out", from hip-hop duo Pete Rock & CL Smooth's album of the same name.
* Piranha has a copy of *Why Should White Guys Have All the Fun?: How Reginald Lewis Created a Billion-Dollar Business Empire*, with Reginald Lewis on on the cover.

## External links

* Watch on Netflix (subscription required)
A.K.A Hellcat

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**"A.K.A Hellcat"** is the eleventh season three episode of *Jessica Jones*, and the thirty-seventh overall. It was produced by ABC Studios, Marvel Television, and Tall Girl Productions. The episode was directed by Jennifer Getzinger, from a script written by Jane Epsenson.

## Release dates

* United States and international where available, Netflix: June 14, 2019

## Mentioned-only characters

* Trish Walker's father
* Nathan Silva
* Carrie Leigh Hirsch
* David Corderas
* Rui Avedo
* Marquel Booker
* Aaron Martinez
* Tyrone DeGrasse
* DA Blake Tower
* Demetri Patseras

## External links

* Watch on Netflix (subscription required)