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The series was created by Mike Kelley who was also expected to write for the series. Executive producers were slated to include Kelley, Melissa Loy, Alex Gartner, Charles Roven , Robert Zemeckis , and Jack Rapke .
The series' opening title sequence was designed by Perception, who sought to emphasize the series' themes by displaying "the beauty and idea of space". The sequence draws inspiration from the work of film poster artist Bob Peak , particularly his artwork for Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979) and Excalibur (1981), and uses imagery of glass ...
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During World War II, Steve Rogers is chosen to become the world's first super-soldier, but is wounded by a Hydra spy before he can receive the super-soldier serum. Having stayed in the operating theater, SSR agent Peggy Carter kills the spy and receives the serum instead.
Bradley was a fan of Carter before working on the series, including her appearances in the One-Shot and television series, and chose to include the One-Shot character John Flynn in the episode. [15] Flynn takes on the role filled by Tommy Lee Jones ' Chester Phillips in The First Avenger , [ 17 ] and serves as an antagonist due to his sexist ...
At that time, head writer A. C. Bradley revealed that the second season of the series was her final project at Marvel Studios, [17] [18] with series story editor Matthew Chauncey taking over as head writer for the season. [18] Series director Bryan Andrews returned for the third season along with Stephan Franck. The season consists of eight ...
Quincy Jones - "The Streetbeater" (Theme from Sanford and Son), "Theme from Ironside", "Hikky Burr" (Theme from The Bill Cosby Show) (both with Bill Cosby), "Chump Change" (Theme from Now You See It) Tom Jones and The Flaming Lips - "Duck Dodgers" (Theme from Duck Dodgers) Jump5 - "Aloha, E Komo Mai" (Theme from Lilo & Stitch: The Series) 8
At that time, head writer A. C. Bradley revealed that the second season of the series was her final project at Marvel Studios, [2] [3] with series story editor Matthew Chauncey taking over as head writer for the season. [3] Series director Bryan Andrews returned for the third season along with Stephan Franck.