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The first episode of What If...? arrived on Disney+ earlier today, but if you're curious about who does - and doesn't - reprise their Marvel Cinematic Universe roles, we have you covered. Check it out!

The premiere of Marvel's What If...? focuses on what would happen if Peggy Carter received the serum, and the results are glorious: Captain Carter!

What If...? star Hayley Atwell reflects on how Peggy Carter's story ended in Avengers: Endgame, while also teasing the possibility of returning as Captain Carter in a live-action project. Check it out!

The MCU's animated anthology series gets off to an exciting start with this alternate-history WWII episode starring Peggy Carter.

We dig into What If Episode 1 and examine how it elevates Agent Peggy Carter into the badass superhero we always knew her to be.

Marvels "What If...?" airs weekly on Disney+ from August 11, with the series revealing how certain events could have happened differently in the MCU.

The latest episode of Marvel Studios Legends suggests that ABC's Agent Carter is no longer part of MCU canon.

Hilarie Burton is opening up about her departure on One Tree Hill over a decade ago, addressing rumors that her co-star Chad Michael Murray had something to do with her departure. The 39-year-old actress played Peyton Sawyer on the hit series, before leaving after the sixth season, along with Murray, who played Lucas Scott. A fan took to Twitter on Tuesday, referring to Burtons comments on a recent podcast that her exit from the show was, unceremonious and insinuating that Murray was to blame, ...

CinemaBlend Star Wars. I mean, I am the guy who had the audacity (the audacity!) to claim that the first Star Wars. I just don’t like it as much as Marvel. So, keep that in mind when I say that when it comes to Disney+, Marvel fans are getting more bang for their buck with the Marvel TV shows than Star Wars fans are getting with the Star Wars TV shows. objectively. I’m not here to say that the Marvel content is better than Star Wars (even though I do like it better). I’m say...

But what sets apart this trilogy from other horror series before it is the fact that it centers on the kinds of characters who don’t usually take center stage in horror movies — let alone go on to save the day and survive them. According to director Leigh Janiak, this was part of what attracted her to making the franchise in the first place. "There’s been so many brilliant movies already made. This opportunity to provide representation that really doesn’t exist in those movies is why we...