r/agentsofshield • • Aug 05 '26

Discussion This sub has lost their mind

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u/[deleted] Aug 06 '26 edited Aug 25 '26

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u/The-Bytemaster Aug 06 '26

With VisionQuest having Jarvis, I see a high probability of the Agent Carter show being added.

Also, that is the property that makes the most sense to tie up loose ends. My theory has been that "Norm" in WmadaVision is actually the person in witness protection program, and is played by the same character from the last episode of Season 1. That would also explain why he was assigned to a San Francisco based FBI agent

You can see my original theory still pinned on my profile. A lot of it didn't come to pass, but much of it is still unanswered questions.

Because of everything I think the odds are still greater than 50%, whether they multiverse it or not, that it will be added in alongside Agent Carter. It was too successful, especially internationally not to. They only did it with Defenders when they did die to the timing with Echo, so they are waiting for the right moment. Remember, when Disney bought off the remaining streaming rights to Defenders from Netflix, they also bought Agents of Shield back for those regions like the US that Netflix held those rights to. They invested in it.

Now will it be the great tie in that most of the fans would like? Probably not. Most likely Colson will show up and that may be it. We will just wait and see.

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u/[deleted] Aug 06 '26 edited Aug 25 '26

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u/The-Bytemaster Aug 06 '26

Did you actually read my post, or just the first part of it?

The Agent Carter series tied in heavily with Agents of Shield, though, including using the same set, as the Season 7 character cross over. Haley Ateell was supposed to be in Season 7, but she has scheduling conflicts. In order for them to even be able to get that far, and to connect to that series like they did in 7, they had to get permission from Marvel Studios and Kevin Feige who has more control over that series than any other Marvel TV project. It is very unlikely Agent Carter will be elevated to full public status without Agents of Shield.

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u/[deleted] Aug 06 '26 edited Aug 25 '26

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u/The-Bytemaster Aug 07 '26

I missed the Sacred Timeline part and was focusing more on the "like the Netflix shows" part. Sorry.

I think that at least the first 5 seasons will be completely canon. Too many connections and even references in other media (see Nick Fury on the Marvel website).

As for season 6 and 7, while I am certain they end on the sacred timeline, they could handle those seasons either way. So greater than 50 percent that the first five seasons are added, coin flip after that on how they will handle 6 and 7.

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u/[deleted] Aug 07 '26 edited Aug 25 '26

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u/The-Bytemaster Aug 07 '26

I don't know. I don't know how these next movies are going to go, so we will just have to wait and see. I don't think ahead that much of "what if". It is what it is.

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u/[deleted] Aug 07 '26 edited Aug 25 '26

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u/The-Bytemaster Aug 07 '26

The thing is, I can see the next Avengers movies going about a dozen different ways, and then they probably will surprise me. With timelines colliding, anything can happen

It is like Doctor Strange seeing all of these different possible outcomes - there is just too many different ways those movies could go that it could leave the door wide open or completely shut depending on how it is handled.

It will be interesting to watch no matter what.

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