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'Agent Carter' Release Date: New Promo Released, Show to Premiere with 2-Hour Episode

Marvel's Cinematic Universe continues to expand, not only in cinemas, but in television as well. Its newest TV series, "Agent Carter," is set to premiere in January during the mid-season break of "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." and ABC has already released a few teasers for the series which stars Hayley Atwell in the titular role.

Though previous promos showed Agent Carter at work, this time, ABC has released its latest promo for "Agent Carter" and it features Atwell's character as she deals with sexism in the work place and while undercover.

In the promo, Agent Carter steps out of the elevator, and her boss could be heard saying, "Agent Carter, all hands on deck." Later, a man looks lasciviously at her while saying, "I didn't know our government had such good taste in secretaries. What's your name darling?" She replies, "Agent."

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In the footage, Agent Carter is also seen engaged in hand to hand combat with different bad guys. In another seen, she is seen at a party wearing a blonde wig and appears to be going undercover. A lecherous man approaches her and slurs, "You look like a lady looking to dance." She quips, "I'm afraid I'll only step on your toes."

As she is seen going after the baddies, leaping on moving cars and firing a gun, towards the end of the clip she says, "You boys play nice."

Other characters who will be featured in "Agent Carter" are 'White Collar' alum Bridget Reagan as Dottie, Lyndsy Fonseca as Angie Martinelli, Peggy's friend, James D'Arcy as Edwin Jarvis, Stark's butler and Shea Whigham as Chief Roger Dooley, the head of the SSR.

According to Moviepilot, ABC has released their schedules for next year, and "Agent Carter" is going all-out with a 2-hour premiere episode.

Watch the two-hour premiere of "Agent Carter" on Tuesday, Jan. 6 at 8 p.m. on ABC.

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