Watch Steven Keating's 10-hour brain surgery, in two minutes. (CCO via Steven Keating)

When MIT doctoral student Steven Keating got a terrifying diagnosis of brain cancer last year, he decided it was a perfect opportunity to conduct a science experiment — on himself.

Last summer, the 26-year-old learned he had astrocytoma, a low-grade tumor in the left frontal lobe of his brain. In the months since, he has collected some 75 gigabytes of information: a 3D printout of his own brain, genetic sequencing data, microbiome sequencing data, his every CT scan and MRI, blood work, tumor pathology slides, angiograms, and copies of all of his health records. He also took his own stool samples during his cancer treatment in order to study how chemotherapy changed his gut flora.

In other words, Keating has turned every aspect of his cancer experience into a big data study. He's also sharing all of his findings in public talks or through his website, or is working with researchers to publish on them — and he wants others to do the same.

"Data can be healing," the mechanical engineering PHD candidate says. "To me, having access to the data allows for an understanding of what’s happening to you. If you can share that data, potentially researchers and other patients can use it to understand what’s going to happen to them."

A former film student, Keating also had his own brain surgery videotaped, a 10-hour awake operation at Brigham and Women’s in Boston. "I asked for the surgery to be recorded," he explains, "and there were a couple of nurses in the room who used their iPhones and recorded it, too, so the audio was all done through personal phones."

Images of Steven Keating's brain in 2007 and 2014. (Flickr)

What's it like to watch your own brain surgery? "Pretty crazy," Keating says. Of course, he adds, it was instructive, too. "If I didn't see that video I'd have no idea what they did to me. Patients have a right to understand what people are doing to you — especially when it involves something very sensitive like the brain."

For now, as he works on getting through his treatments and PhD, Keating is also advocating for every patient to have full access to their health data, particularly through proposed changes in health regulations here. "I believe full patient data access to clinical records, in simple, standardized, and digital forms through an open API, is critically important," he explains. "It needs to have low barriers, with access to full raw data, and easy exports to patients and third-party developers."

At the very least, his science experiment is part of what's made a difficult experience more bearable. "If you view things as a curious problem instead of a scary problem it can make a huge difference, especially when we’re talking about neural issues like brain surgery," he says.

"For patients to understand what is the science behind this, what does my brain tumor look like, what is the data here — it’s a huge positive."

This article will deal with some spoilers regarding Avengers: Age of Ultron (and the 10 previous Marvel movies).

Sleeping through The Incredible Hulk is an incredibly difficult task.

It's a terrible movie. The whole point is to show how Edward Norton's Bruce Banner does not want to get excited. So we watch him breathe. We watch him look at 2008's version of a FitBit. We watch him actively not seduce Liv Tyler's Betty Ross and not get angry.

We spend more time watching Bruce not do things than watching him rampage in his boisterous Hulk form. Yet thanks to an endless supply of tanks and a William Hurt who can only speak in triple decibels, the movie is still an assault on the senses.

I normally wouldn't try to sleep in a movie theater during an action movie. But it's the only option during The Ultimate Marvel Marathon — a 29-hour cinematic centipede of all 11 Marvel movies, from Iron Man to Avengers: Age of Ultron, played back to back to back.

The Marathon is equal parts dare, endurance test, and assertion of fan dominance. I yearned to see what kind of people can take days off of work to do this, and I was confident I could keep up with the sturdiest of Marvel fans.

So I went to King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, to show the superhero industrial complex I could take anything it threw at me.

And, then, the Marathon showed me the utter hubris of my decision.

Wednesday, before the Marathon

2:32 pm: Pennsylvania brims with borrowed names. Lebanon, Bethlehem, Athens, Berlin. King of Prussia, a suburb with the confidence to be a phrase instead of a name, is one of these places. The historical Kings of Prussia had names like Frederick and William. King of Prussia, in contrast, was actually named after an inn whose owner wanted a name that sounds luxurious.

"King of Prussia is the best mall, lots of expensive stores." my Uber driver Devang tells me on the way there from Philadelphia. "It's so huge, man. Where do you want to get dropped off?"

Devang knows there's no other draw to King of Prussia other than the mall. If you're in King of Prussia, you're probably in the mall, some expansion of the mall, or at the United Artists megaplex up the street from the mall.

My biggest fear about this Marathon is the availability of food that is a) not popcorn and b) not cooked in a microwave. In order to stave off hunger for as long as possible, I decided to get the full mall food experience and go to the Cheesecake Factory.

The constant moans of Adele accompany my Cheesecake Factory meal for one (that could really feed four). Under any other circumstances, this might be a dark, depressing moment. But in preparation for a long stretch of time where popcorn is the best "meal" available, it's a welcome respite. A dinner-sized pasta featuring sausage and shrimp could very well be the last non-theater food I eat for more than a day:

Look at this glorious dish from the Cheesecake Factory (A. Abad-Santos)

This $25 feast gave me the meat sweats, but it held me over until after midnight.

3:30 pm: The Marathon starts three hours before I expect it to.

Not long after my meal, I learn I am already behind the game. Scott, a friend undertaking the Marathon in New York, posts a picture of himself already seated in the theater on Facebook — hours before the Marathon was going to start.

I hadn't even begun my mile-long journey to the other side of the mall. I called the theater.

When I asked the woman who answered what time to arrive, she said I might already be too late. "There are at least 100 people here right now."

I hung up and began my walk.

This was three hours before the first movie. I didn't have a 29-hour marathon staring me in the face. I had a 32-hour one. When I got to the theater some 15 minutes later, I found out that it had reserved two auditoriums for the Marathon, and each one was already about 60 percent full.

People buzzed about Minecraft, gaming consoles, and what they thought would happen in Age of Ultron — a movie more than 24 hours away. People traded Avengers-themed 3D glasses and cup toppers (small figurines to place on commemorative cups) to get their favorite characters.

All that remained was to pick my seat — and to watch a day-and-a-quarter's worth of movies.

3:50 pm: The worst people at the movies are the ones who come late, then ask fellow moviegoers to move over for them. But at Marvel Marathons, these people don't exist. The only people who exist are the ones who get there early, to grab the best seat.

I randomly sat down in front of Grant Hopkins. Hopkins and his friends had driven 45 minutes from New Jersey to the Marathon, and had gotten to the theater at 10 am to pick out some very specific seats, in the last row of the theater.

"We wanted this specific spot," he told me. He said that he was looking for storage and leg space. "And if you didn't notice, that's the only outlet in the theater."

Hopkins and his friends let me use one of the plugs to charge my phone throughout the night. I'd later learn his seat selection was just one part of the plan.

"I took a lot of doubles — 16 hour shifts — in preparation," he told me, explaining that he worked in security. Hopkins also brought a Captain America shield that took five hours to make. I asked him why he chose a shield instead of a different Avengers object.

"Well, I couldn't make a suit of armor," he said.

Grant's shield (A.Abad-Santos)

6:25 pm: The first unexpected horror strikes.

Going into the Marathon, I had a vague strategy. I would invest in the $7 Avengers cup that would allow me free refills throughout the duration of the Marathon. I smuggled in a chocolate protein bar and a water bottle. I packed a pair of yoga pants, as spending 32 hours in real clothes did not make sense. These were all solid decisions.

This is my refillable cup with a Thor topper (A.Abad-Santos)

But one thing I didn't expect or plan for: this Marathon would feature an emcee.

Our emcee worked to rev up the crowd and hand out posters for movies that came out years ago. In order to win these posters, you had to answer "trivia" questions and laugh at his jokes. I'm all for trivia. Trivia is fun. Trivia can teach you things.

This was not trivia.

"What is the name of the actor who plays Star Lord in Guardians of the Galaxy? That's the movie you just saw," he would ask us the next day.

This question, of course, is not "trivia," so much as it was "paying attention to the credits" or "having read an entertainment publication at any time in the past two years."

Imagine these questions happening after every other movie for 29 hours. Imagine this happening at 3:45 am.

6:45 pm: Iron Man (2008)

Iron Man (Marvel)

8:54 pm: Iron Man remains a wickedly good film. Even though it takes place in a world where MySpace is still a dominant cultural force, it holds up well. It's exhilarating watching Robert Downey, Jr. take on Tony Stark. Watching him fly in that armor suit for the first time is a joyous experience.

Just minutes after Iron Man finishes, the first audible belch is heard. It's a horn played before battle.

I wasn't expecting decorum. After all, everyone is ignoring their motor skills while digging into paper tubs of popcorn and slurping syrupy brown liquids out of bottomless plastic cups.

But this is the kind of belch that is only produced in the company of friends. Maybe we're all about to become friends, some sort of brothers and sisters in battle kind of thing. Probably not.

I change into yoga pants and take advantage of my first refill. I figured I need around four refills to turn the cup into an "investment", but I also want to be able to get to sleep. This, I decide, will be my final refill until 11 am.

The wardrobe change and soda pit stop don't last long enough. I catch the tail end of the emcee giving out old posters. He asks the audience to "dance" and "be excited", and says he'll only pick the most spirited fans to answer his "trivia."

All superhero tales need arch-nemeses. It seems I have found mine. (To be clear, I fully believe that this man is probably a good man, and that he was just doing his job.)

9:15 pm: The Incredible Hulk

The Incredible Hulk (Marvel/Universal)

We've reached the Marathon's most daunting segment. The Incredible Hulk and Iron Man 2 — two of the weaker entries — show back to back. Since I can't sleep during The Incredible Hulk, I try to figure out how Edward Norton (as Bruce Banner) spends the entire movie passing out without being mugged or robbed.

11:12 pm: As it turns out, sleeping in a movie chair is aggressively uncomfortable.

The space in front of you is narrow, making it hard to stretch out your legs. The recline isn't forgiving. And the arms are too low to prop anything on — a terrible situation for side-sleepers.

11:30 pm: Iron Man 2

Iron Man 2 (Marvel)

Hulk has battered me into submission. I somehow sleep through a good chunk of Iron Man 2 — my notebook is bare, my pen is on the ground, and I think I woke myself up with a snore. The one thing I remember is how disturbing I find Mickey Rourke's fingernails in this movie. Oh, and Black Widow's fight scene is fantastic.

Thursday

1:42 am: How lonely this entire exercise is — not just for those of us who attended solo, but also for people who came in groups. You don't talk much, other than say how it's going (not great). You sit quietly for another two hours (unless you're snoring), then repeat the whole sequence over again.

2:00 am: Thor

Thor (Marvel)

3:17 am: At least four people in my general vicinity snore during Thor. Still awake, I actually enjoy Thor because it feels like a little palate cleanser when flanked against the irreverence of the Iron Man movies. The Asgardians' long, Shakespearean monologues contrast nicely with the sharp, terse pace of Iron Man's characters.

The true star of these movies is Tom Hiddleston's Loki, who slithers into every crag of the film, weaving a veil of deceit and discontent that underscores the entire movie. Even when Thor has won, you feel like his winning moment could slip out of his grasp at any time. That's how potent Hiddleston is.

4:12 am: The theater announces concession sales will halt for one hour between 5:15 and 6:15 am so cash registers can be reset. This is hopefully the first and last time I'm ever at a theater long enough to hear this warning.

The staff members at United Artists are saints. They could have easily been cranky, considering the hours they were working, but they smiled, filled up our gigantic cups with more high fructose corn syrup and our tubs with more popcorn, then sent us on our way to tackle the beast.

4:13 am: The emcee returns. He wants to "get us pumped" ... at 4:13 am. This is somehow not a nightmare.

4:15 am: Captain America: The First Avenger

Captain America (Marvel)

4:39 am: Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell) is one of the best things about Captain America: The First Avenger, and I don't think I realized it when I watched it the first time. Captain America felt like filler to me back when I first saw it. I couldn't take emaciated Chris Evans seriously, the hyper-nostalgic stylizing didn't sit well with me, and the villains weren't charismatic.

I doubt Marvel planned it this way, but you gain a whole new appreciation for this film when you've watched Agent Carter and Captain America: Winter Solider. You begin to relish the time you see Atwell on screen and you start analyzing Steve Rogers' (Evans) relationship with Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan) more closely, looking for hints of Bucky's later villainy. You also realize how changed Steve is in later movies, how scarred he is by being taken from his time and deposited in ours.

4:47 am: How much better would this be if we subbed in a few episodes of Agent Carter for some of the weaker entries in the Marathon?

4:57 am: The world has sped up. Time and the calendar have no meaning. There is only the screen.

6:45 am: The Avengers

The Avengers (Marvel)

6:50 am — 8:30 am: Somewhere between The Avengers and Iron Man 3, I may have had a mental breakdown. A real Flowers for Algernon moment stands out in my notes:

This is Yellow Wallpaper territory. (A.Abad-Santos)

"Should have worn a hat," my notes say. I can remember looking at a portly little man in the row across from me, envying how peaceful he looked while sleeping. He had put his hat over his face, blocking out the lights. How I wanted to snatch his little hat and take it as my own!

I am starving. Something on the movie theater menu must make an acceptable breakfast. Perhaps the hot dog. Breakfast isn't "real," I realize. It is only a lie we tell ourselves. You can absolutely have a hot dog for breakfast if you want it enough.

Looking back, I also realize I didn't actually procure said hot dog. I just thought about it.

9:02 am: The theater begins to smell like a theater full of gassy moviegoers who haven't showered. Controversy brews. There is no rhyme or reason to why the air conditioner keeps turning on and off, and it's getting warmer and warmer — and smellier and smellier.

Someone grumbles this is because of the first-row prima donnas. They're allegedly complaining about the theater's temperature being too cold, prompting management to shut down the A/C. The theater has now been divided between back rows and front.

I don't know if these allegations are true, but they instantly make this Marathon much more interesting. The Hunger Games could break out at any second.

9: 17 am: I want to brush my teeth:

My desires are unconventional. (A.Abad-Santos)

9:30 am: Iron Man 3

Iron Man 3 (Marvel)

11:45 am: I am not sure how many times I've fallen asleep or how long I've slept for. Probably around two hours. Rebecca Hall is in Iron Man 3, and it reminds me of the point in time when she was supposed to be Hollywood's next "It Girl." That's my primary takeaway from the film, which suggests I missed much of it.

I remember I forgot to have that hot dog for breakfast. Instead, I opt for a spicy chicken sandwich with fries. Ketchup doesn't help. Neither do pickles. It tastes like the color brown.

Though disappointed in my food choices, I get another refill (#2) to make sure I am getting my money's worth in soda. I remind myself that if I can get through Thor: The Dark World, I'll be treated to my two favorite Marvel films: Captain America: The Winter Soldier and Guardians of the Galaxy.

12:00 pm: Thor: The Dark World

Thor: The Dark World (Marvel)

Thor: The Dark World gets a lot of hate.

I'm not sure why this is. I wouldn't say it's as good as Guardians, Winter Soldier, or Iron Man. But it's definitely better than the latter Iron Man films, better than the first Thor, and light years ahead of The Incredible Hulk.

I wonder if it's because Thor (Chris Hemsworth) is a bit of an invincible lunk. The films try to make him as human as possible in order to diminish that part of him — for a god who can control the weather he doesn't use his lightning powers nearly enough. If Thor felt more free to use his god-like powers, would his movies be more fun?

2:07 pm: I think about changing back into regular person pants to finish off the marathon like a serviceable human being, but quickly scoff at this idiotic notion. I get a refill and switch up Sprite for Coke. My teeth feel fuzzy.

2:15 pm: Captain America: The Winter Soldier

Captain America: Winter Solider (Marvel)

2:32 pm: "Soldier vs. Spy," I write down.

This dynamic carries the movie. Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) and Steve Rogers have completely different ways of looking at the world. She sleeps with one eye open. He believes in the good of the government and the inherent good of people.

And together they have to deal with the realization that something they both believed in — a rarity in this world — is a complete sham. You see him sadly lose faith in people. You see her learn to trust. They meet somewhere in the middle.

Winter Soldier gives me a second wind. It's a fantastic film, one that sets up Ultron so well. My teeth still feel gross, and I want to wash my face. But this movie has done the impossible — I feel like a human again.

4:20 pm: Guardians of the Galaxy

Guardians of the Galaxy (Marvel)

4:35 pm: I leave the theater not because Guardians is a bad movie. I leave because I've seen the movie at least seven times since it came out. I need fresh air. I need daylight. I find a Shake Shack and have the hot dog I deserve, not the one simply on offer.

4:57 pm: It's a beautiful day out. I could enjoy it, walk away from all of this.

I don't. I walk back into the theater.

5:51 pm: My favorite part in any Marvel movie is when the Nova Corps shows up in Guardians of the Galaxy.

The battle looks lost. Necrocrafts pour out of the Dark Aster, stopping Star Lord and his crew from infiltrating the hull of the ship. But then, out of nowhere, the majestic Nova Corps shows up, blasting the Necros out of the sky to give Star Lord the cover he needs.

The corps combine to make a wall of energy to stop the Dark Aster.

Oh my god, this scene is so good. (Marvel)

I laugh. My eyes water with joy. I get goosebumps. It's a perfect scene.

Even in my loopy, sleep-deprived state this movie has the power to pull me back and make me so irrationally happy. It's moments like this that have made Marvel Studios the pop culture force it is.

6:20 pm: Age of Ultron is the only movie standing in the way. I ask Grant how he's holding up.

"It's harder than I expected," he tells me, saying he left the theater during Avengers to go sleep in his car. I hadn't noticed.

"I know what you mean. This emcee is just the worst. I just wish we could get rid of him," I reply.

Grant is silent. At this point, I realize that Grant is afraid of being honest with me. I have misjudged our Marathon kinship. Grant wants a poster. I hope Grant gets a poster, but I also hope Grant understands that the emcee is the worst person on the planet at this moment.

6:45 pm: I get my fourth refill. My cup is officially worth at least the $7 I spent on it.

6:59 pm: I realize I could have flown to Asia and back in the time I've spent in auditorium seven at the United Artists King of Prussia multiplex.

7:00 pm: Avengers: Age of Ultron

Avengers: Age of Ultron (Marvel)

I'm not sure if Age of Ultron is a better movie than its predecessor. The fight scenes, while awesome, don't have the snap and crackle of the first film. They feel almost clinical. We know what to expect, and there's a sense of boxes being checked off.

But where the film pushes past the first Avengers is in its heightened sense of consequence, especially in the stories of Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner) and Scarlet Witch (Elizabeth Olsen). Both have a family, both have a sense of fear, and both could easily be crippled or put down by an errant laser beam — aside from Black Widow, you don't really get that feeling from other Avengers.

There's also a beautiful symmetry with the Scarlet Witch — aka Wanda Maximoff — being a product of Stark Industries' double-dealing with criminals and warlords. It nods to the first Iron Man, when Tony realized that his weapons have been used by terrorists — and created others. Wanda's country and home are attacked by people using Stark weapons, just like the villains in Iron Man.

This connection to the past wouldn't have been as poignant had I not re-watched Iron Man. I had seen Ultron by itself during an earlier press screening, and little glimmers like that didn't hit me until this viewing.

"Everyone creates the thing they dread," Ultron says in the movie, driving this point home.

I wonder if I've ever created anything I've later come to hate. Pitching coverage of this Marathon comes to mind.

9:45 pm: I don't stay for the mid-credits scene in Age of Ultron. I book an Uber to go to my hotel in Philadelphia, and head into the lobby where Avengers fans are lining up for the Thursday night showing. They're vibrant, bounding with energy. I'm a smelly husk of a human.

I hobble into my Uber. My driver, Michael, sees the crowd in the lobby.

"Avengers, right?" he asks.

"Yup."

"Did you see it? What'd you think?"

Part of me wants to tell Michael all about the Marathon, boast of my accomplishment, and tell him how much I hate the emcee. I want to tell him about Grant and his 10 am pilgrimage and the endless sodas. I want to explain why I'm wearing yoga pants.

But I'm hesitant.

I don't want to come off as crazier than I look. I'm not sure Michael would understand. I'm also not confident I can put together words into sentences. Tonight, my victory will be a private one.

"It was … pretty good."

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Saturday Night Live was pretty uninspired last night, some weird attempts to joke about the Baltimore protests and a Ruth Bader Ginsburg sketch that fell flat. The one bright spot was the show’s Black Widow trailer. The superhero finally gets her own movie, but in classic Hollywood fashion, it’s a romantic comedy.

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I am a huge fan of lists. Three times a year, I get the Movie Preview issues from Entertainment Weekly and I do everything in my power to check off every movie within them. Some people say I have a problem. I say…the same thing. Now, thanks to Beowulf Jones, I have another list to try and complete.

Beowulf, who may have the coolest name in history, took it upon himself to put the ENTIRE MCU into chronological viewing order. When I say EVERYTHING, I mean it. He has taken the movies, the “One-Shots,” and all three Marvel TV series and is now sharing with us how to watch them all in a way that makes sense. He even broke down every episode of the TV shows so you know how they become connected to the movies. Kudos to Beowulf for his time, his time, and his time so the rest of us can just sit back and enjoy.

Below is all Beowulf’s fastidious work. Things are about to get PRECISE up in here.

Disclaimer: One-Shots – such as “A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To Thor’s Hammer” are placed where they lay chronologically. But the Agent Carter series, which obviously takes place before Phase One, is placed in the correct sequential order of viewing. Treat as “flashback” episodes. Also, the Agent Carter One-Shot is now slightly outside of the TV show continuity so it’s been placed in a rough estimation.

Phase One

 

 

1.) Iron Man (2008)

[feature film]

Directed by Jon Favreau
Written by Matt Holloway & Art Marcum and Hawk Ostby & Mark Fergus

Starring:
Tony Stark/Iron Man – Robert Downey, Jr.
Pepper Potts – Gwyneth Paltrow
Obadiah Stane – Jeff Bridges
Lt. Colonel James “Rhodey” Rhodes – Terrence Howard
Ho Yinsen – Shaun Toub
Agent Phil Coulson – Clark Gregg
“Happy” Hogan -­ Jon Favreau
Christine Everhart -­ Leslie Bibb
Jarvis [voice] -­ Paul Bettany
Nick Fury -­ Samuel L. Jackson
Hugh Hefner -­ Stan Lee

2.) The Incredible Hulk (2008)

[feature film]

Directed by Louis Leterrier Written by Zak Penn & Edward Norton

Starring:
Bruce Banner/Hulk – Edward Norton
Betty Ross -­ Liv Tyler
Emil Blonsky/Abomination -­ Tim Roth
General “Thunderbolt” Ross -­ William Hurt
Samuel Sterns -­ Tim Blake Nelson
Leonard -­ Ty Burrell
Tony Stark -­ Robert Downey, Jr.
Milwaukee Man Drinking From Bottle -­ Stan Lee

NOTE: DO NOT WATCH POST CREDITS SEQUENCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

3.) The Consultant (2011)

[Marvel One Shot]

Directed by Leythum Written by Eric Pearson

Starring:
Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Jasper Sitwell -­ Maximiliano Hernández
Tony Stark -­ Robert Downey, Jr.
General “Thunderbolt” Ross -­ William Hurt

4.) Iron Man 2 (2010)

[feature film]

Directed by Jon Favreau Written by Justin Theroux

Starring:
Tony Stark/Iron Man – Robert Downey Jr
Pepper Potts – Gwyneth Paltrow
Lt. Colonel James “Rhodey” Rhodes/War Machine -­ Don Cheadle
Natalie Rushman/Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow -­ Scarlett Johansson
Ivan Vanko/Whiplash -­ Mickey Rourke
Justin Hammer -­ Sam Rockwell
Nick Fury -­ Samuel L. Jackson
Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Howard Stark -­ John Slattery
Senator Stern -­ Garry Shandling
Christine Everhart -­ Leslie Bibb
“Happy” Hogan -­ Jon Favreau
Christiane Amanpour -­ herself
Jarvis [voice] -­ Paul Bettany
Larry King -­ Stan Lee

5.) A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To Thor’s Hammer (2011)

[Marvel One Shot]

Directed by Leythum Written by Eric Pearson

Starring:
Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg

 

6.) Thor (2011)

[feature film]

Directed by Kenneth Branagh
Written by Ashley Miller & Zack Stentz, Don Payne Story by J. Michael Straczynski & Mark Protosevich

Starring:
Thor -­ Chris Hemsworth
Jane Foster -­ Natalie Portman
Loki -­ Tom Hiddleston
Odin -­ Anthony Hopkins
Dr. Erik Selvig -­ Stellan Skarsgård
Darcy Lewis -­ Kat Dennings
Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Heimdall -­ Idris Elba
Volstagg ­ Ray Stevenson
Hogun -­ Tadanobu Asano
Sif – Jaimie Alexander
Fandral -­ Josh Dallas
Frigga -­ Rene Russo
Clint Barton/Hawkeye -­ Jeremy Renner
Truck Driver -­ Stan Lee

7.) Captain America: The First Avenger (2011)

[feature film]

Directed by Joe Johnston
Written by Christopher Markus & Stephen McFeely

Starring:
Steve Rogers/Captain America -­ Chris Evans
Agent Peggy Carter -­ Hayley Atwell
James Buchanan “Bucky” Barnes -­ Sebastian Stan
Johann Schmidt/Red Skull -­ Hugo Weaving
Colonel Chester Phillips -­ Tommy Lee Jones
Howard Stark -­ Dominic Cooper
Dr. Abraham Erskine -­ Stanley Tucci
Dr. Arnim Zola -­ Toby Jones
Nick Fury -­ Samuel L. Jackson
Timothy “Dum Dum” Dugan -­ Neal McDonough
Gabe Jones -­ Derek Luke
Jim Morita -­ Kenneth Choi
JJ Field -­ James Montgomery Falsworth
Lex Shrapnel -­ Gilmore Hodge
Pvt. Lorraine -­ Natalie Dormer
General -­ Stan Lee

8.) Agent Carter (2013)

[Marvel One Shot] ***Now unsure where this lays chronologically

Directed by Louis D’Esposito Written by Eric Pearson

Starring:
Agent Peggy Carter -­ Hayley Atwell
Agent John Flynn -­ Bradley Whitford
Howard Stark -­ Dominic Cooper
Disembodied Voice [voice] -­ Shane Black
Timothy “Dum Dum” Dugan -­ Neal McDonough

9.) The Avengers (2012)

[feature film]

Written & Directed by Joss Whedon

Starring:

Tony Stark/Iron Man -­ Robert Downey, Jr.
Steve Rogers/Captain America -­ Chris Evans
Bruce Banner/Hulk -­ Mark Ruffalo
Thor -­ Chris Hemsworth
Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow -­ Scarlett Johansson
Clint Barton/Hawkeye -­ Jeremy Renner
Loki -­ Tom Hiddleston
Pepper Potts -­ Gwyneth Paltrow
Nick Fury -­ Samuel L. Jackson
Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Maria Hill -­ Cobie Smulders
Dr. Erik Selvig – Stellan Skarsgård
Jarvis [voice] -­ Paul Bettany
The Other -­ Alexis Denisof
World Security Council Member -Powers Boothe
World Security Council Member -­ Jenny Agutter
Agent Jasper Sitwell -­ Maximiliano Hernández
Old German Man -­ Kenneth Tigar
Security Guard -­ Harry Dean Stanton
Waitress -­ Ashley Johnson
Young Cop -­ Enver Gjokaj
Himself -­ Stan Lee

Phase Two

10.) Item 47 (2012)

[Marvel One Shot]

Directed by Louis D’Esposito Written by Eric Pearson

Starring:

Claire -­ Lizzy Caplan
Benjamin “Bennie” Pollock -­ Jesse Bradford
Agent Jasper Sitwell -­ Maximiliano Hernández
Agent Felix Blake -­ Titus Welliver

11.) Iron Man 3 (2013)

[feature film]

Directed by Shane Black Written by Shane Black & Drew Pearce

Starring:
Tony Stark/Iron Man -­ Robert Downey, Jr.
Pepper Potts -­ Gwyneth Paltrow
Colonel James “Rhodey” Rhodes -­ Don Cheadle
Aldrich Killian -­ Guy Pearce
Trevor Slattery/The Mandarin -­ Ben Kingsley
“Happy” Hogan -­ Jon Favreau
Maya Hansen -­ Rebecca Hall
Savin -­ James Badge Dale
Brandt -­ Stephanie Szostak
Jarvis [voice] -­ Paul Bettany
President Ellis -­ William Sadler
Harley Keener -­ Ty Simpkins
Vice President Rodriguez -­ Miguel Ferrer
Ho Yinsen -­ Shaun Toub
himself -­ Bill Maher
herself -­ Joan Rivers
himself -­ George Kotsiopoulos
Pageant Emcee -­ Bobby Tisdale
Pageant Judge -­ Stan Lee
Bruce Banner -­ Mark Ruffalo

12.) All Hail The King (2014)

[Marvel One­Shot]

Written & Directed by Drew Pearce

Starring:
Trevor Slattery -­ Ben Kingsley
Justin Hammer -­ Sam Rockwell

13.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.1.01 ₍₂₀₁₃₎

[TV Show ­ Ep Title: Pilot]

Directed by Joss Whedon

Written by Joss Whedon, Jed Whedon & Maurissa Tancharoen

Starring:
Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Agent Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent Maria Hill -­ Cobie Smulders
Mike Peterson -­ J. August Richards
Dr. Streiten -­ Ron Glass

14.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.1.02 (2013)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: 0­8­4]

Directed by David Straiton

Written by Maurissa Tancharoen, Jed Whedon & Jeffrey Bell

Starring:
Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Agent Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Nick Fury -­ Samuel L. Jackson
Camilla Reyes -­ Leonor Varela

15.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.1.03 (2013)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: The Asset]

Directed by Milan Cheylov

Written by Jed Whedon & Maurissa Tancharoen

Starring:
Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Agent Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Dr. Franklin Hall -­ Ian Hart
Ian Quinn -­ David Conrad

16  Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.1.04 (2013).)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Eye Spy]

Directed by Roxann Dawson Written by Jeffrey Bell

Starring:
Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Agent Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Akela Amador -­ Pascale Armand

17.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.1.05 (2013)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Girl In The Flower Dress]

Directed by Jesse Bochko Written by Brent Fletcher

Starring:
Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Agent Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Raina -­ Ruth Negga
Edison Po -­ Cullen Douglas
Chan Ho Yin/Scorch -­ Louis Ozawa Changchien

18.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.1.06 (2013)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Fzzt]

Directed by Vincent Misiano Written by Paul Zbyszewski

Starring:
Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Agent Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent Felix Blake -­ Titus Welliver

19.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.1.07 (2013)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: The Hub]

Directed by Bobby Roth

Written by Rafe Judkins & Lauren LeFranc

Starring:
Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Agent Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Victoria Hand -­ Saffron Burrows
Agent Jasper Sitwell -­ Maximiliano Hernández

20.) Thor: The Dark World ₍₂₀₁₃₎

[feature film]

Directed by Alan Taylor

Written by Christopher Yost and Christopher Markus & Stephen McFeely
Story by Don Pain and Robert Rodat
[Script­Doctored by Joss Whedon]

Starring:
Thor -­ Chris Hemsworth
Jane Foster -­ Natalie Portman
Loki -­ Tom Hiddleston
Odin -­ Anthony Hopkins
Malekith -­ Christopher Eccleston
Algrim/Kurse -­ Adewale Akinnuoye­Abgaje
Darcy Lewis – ­ Kat Dennings
Dr. Erik Selvig -­ Stellan Skarsgård
Sif -­ Jaimie Alexander
Volstagg -­ Ray Stevenson
Hogun -­ Tadanobu Asano
Fandral -­ Zachary Levi
Heimdall ­ Idris Elba
Frigga -­ Rene Russo
Richard -­ Chris O’Dowd
himself – Stan Lee
Steve Rogers/Captain America -­ Chris Evans
The Collector -­ Benicio Del Toro

21.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.1.08 (2013)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: The Well] Directed by Jonathan Frakes Written by Monica Owusu­Breen

Starring:
Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Agent Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge

Professor Elliot Randolph -­ Peter MacNicol

22.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.1.09 (2013)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Repairs]

Directed by Billy Gierhart

Written by Maurissa Tancharoen & Jed Whedon

Starring:
Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Agent Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Hanna -­ Laura Seay
Tobias -­ Robert Baker

23.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.1.10 (2013)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: The Bridge]

Directed by Holly Dale Written by Shalisha Francis

Starring:
Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Agent Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Mike Peterson -­ J. August Richards
Raina -­ Ruth Negga
Edison Po -­ Cullen Douglas

24.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.1.11 (2014)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: The Magical Place]

Directed by Kevin Hooks

Written by Paul Zbyszewski & Brent Fletcher

Starring:
Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Agent Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Mike Peterson -­ J. August Richards
Victoria Hand -­ Saffron Burrows
Raina -­ Ruth Negga
Lloyd Rathman -­ Rob Huebel
Dr. Streiten -­ Ron Glass
Edison Po -­ Cullen Douglas

25.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.1.12 ₍₂₀₁₄₎

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Seeds]

Directed by Kenneth Fink

Written by Monica Owusu­Breen & Jed Whedon

Starring:
Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Agent Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Ian Quinn -­ David Robertson
Donnie Gill -­ Dylan Minnette
Agent Weaver -­ Christine Adams

26.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.1.13 ₍₂₀₁₄₎

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: T.R.A.C.K.S.]

Directed by Paul Edwards

Written by Lauren LeFranc & Rafe Judkins

Starring:
Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Agent Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Mike Peterson/Deathlok -­ J. August Richards
Ian Quinn -­ David Robertson
Debonair Gentleman -­ Stan Lee

27.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.1.14 ₍₂₀₁₄₎

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: T.A.H.I.T.I.]

Directed by Bobby Roth Written by Jeffrey Bell

Starring:
Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Agent Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent John Garrett -­ Bill Paxton
Ian Quinn -­ David Conrad
Lorelei -­ Elena Satine
Agent Antoine “Tripp” Triplett -­ B.J. Britt

28.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.1.15 (2014)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Yes Men] Directed by John Terlesky Written by Shalisha Francis

Starring:
Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Agent Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Lady Sif -­ Jaimie Alexander
Lorelei -­ Elena Satine
Agent Jasper Sitwell -­ Maximiliano Hernández

29.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.1.16 (2014)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: End Of The Beginning]

Directed by Bobby Roth

Written by Paul Zbyszewski

Starring:
Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Agent Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent John Garrett -­ Bill Paxton
Victoria Hand -­ Saffron Burrows
Deathlok -­ J. August Richards
Thomas Nash -­ Brad Dourif
Agent Felix Blake -­ Titus Welliver
Agent Jasper Sitwell -­ Maximiliano Hernández
Agent Antoine “Tripp” Triplett -­ B.J. Britt

30.) Captain America: The Winter Soldier ₍₂₀₁₄₎

[feature film]

Directed by Anthony & Joe Russo

Written by Christopher Markus & Stephen McFeely

Starring:
Steve Rogers/Captain America -­ Chris Evans
Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow -­ Scarlett Johansson
Nick Fury -­ Samuel L. Jackson
Alexander Pierce -­ Robert Redford
The Winter Soldier -­ Sebastian Stan  
Sam Wilson/Falcon -­ Anthony Mackie
Agent Maria Hill -­ Cobie Smulders
Brock Rumlow -­ Frank Grillo
Senator Stern -­ Garry Shandling
Agent Jasper Sitwell -­ Maximiliano Hernández
Peggy Carter -­ Hayley Atwell
Dr. Arnim Zola -­ Toby Jones
Kate/Agent 13 -­ Emily VanCamp
Georges Batroc -­ Georges St­Pierre
Councilwoman Hawley -­ Jenny Agutter
Apple Employee -­ DC Pierson
Com Tech #1 -­ Danny Pudi
Smithsonian Guard -­ Stan Lee
Baron Wolfgang Von Strucker -­ Thomas Kretschmann
Wanda Maximoff -­ Elizabeth Olsen
Pietro Maximoff -­ Aaron Taylor­-Johnson

31.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.1.17 (2014)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Turn, Turn, Turn]

Directed by Vincent Misiano

Written by Jed Whedon & Maurissa Tancharoen

Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Agent Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent John Garrett -­ Bill Paxton
Victoria Hand -­ Saffron Burrows
Agent Antoine “Tripp” Triplett -­ B.J. Britt
Agent Weaver -­ Christine Adams

32.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.1.18 (2014)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Providence]

Directed by Milan Cheylov

Written by Jed Whedon & Maurissa Tancharoen

Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Agent Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent Eric Koenig -­ Patton Oswalt
The Clairvoyant -­ Bill Paxton
Raina -­ Ruth Negga
US Air Force Colonel Glenn Talbot -­ Adrian Pasdar
Agent Antoine “Tripp” Triplett -­ B.J. Britt
Ian Quinn -­ David Conrad

33.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.1.19 (2014)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: The Only Light In The Darkness]

Directed by Vincent Misiano

Written by Jed Whedon & Maurissa Tancharoen

Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Agent Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Audrey Nathan -­ Amy Acker
The Clairvoyant -­ Bill Paxton
Agent Eric Koenig -­ Patton Oswalt
Agent Antoine “Tripp” Triplett -­ B.J. Britt
Marcus Daniels/Blackout -­ Patrick Brennan

34.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.1.20 (2014)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Nothing Personal]

Directed by Bill Gierhart

Written by Paul Zbyszewski & D.J. Doyle

Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Agent Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent Maria Hill -­ Cobie Smulders
Deathlok -­ J. August Richards
Agent Antoine “Tripp” Triplett -­ B.J. Britt
Colonel Glenn Talbot -­ Adrian Pasdar

35.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.1.21 (2014)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Ragtag]

Directed by Roxann Dawson Written by Jeffrey Bell

Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Agent Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
The Clairvoyant -­ Bill Paxton
Deathlok -­ J. August Richards
Raina -­ Ruth Negga
Ian Quinn -­ David Conrad
Agent Antoine “Tripp” Triplett - ­ B.J. Britt
Teenage Grant Ward -­ Austin Lyon
General Jacobs -­ Glenn Morshower

36.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.1.22 (2014)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Beginning Of The End]

Directed by David Straiton

Written by Maurissa Tancharoen & Jed Whedon

Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Agent Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Nick Fury -­ Samuel L. Jackson
Agent Billy Koenig -­ Patton Oswalt
The Clairvoyant -­ Bill Paxton
Deathlok -­ J. August Richards
Raina -­ Ruth Negga
Ian Quinn -­ David Conrad
Agent Antoine “Tripp” Triplett -­ B.J. Britt
General Jacobs -­ Glenn Morshower

37.) Guardians Of The Galaxy ₍₂₀₁₄₎

[feature film]

Directed by James Gunn Written by James Gunn & Nicole Perlman

Starring:

Peter Quill/Star­Lord -­ Chris Pratt
Gamora -­ Zoe Saldana
Drax The Destroyer -­ Dave Bautista
Rocket Raccoon [voice] -­ Bradley Cooper
Groot [voice] -­ Vin Diesel
The Collector -­ Benicio Del Toro
Thanos -­ Josh Brolin
Ronan The Accuser -­ Lee Pace
Nebula -­ Karen Gillan
Korath -­ Djimon Hounsou
Nova Prime -­ Glenn Close
Corpsman Day -­ John C. Reilly
Yondu Udonta -­ Michael Rooker
The Other -­ Alexis Denisof
Meredith Quill -­ Laura Haddock
Denarian Saal -­ Peter Serafinowicz
Grandpa -­ Gregg Henry
The Broker -­ Christopher Fairbank
Young Quill -­ Wyatt Oleff
Carina -­ Ophelia Lovibond
Tortured Pink Girl -­ Laura Ortiz
Nova Prime’s Assistant -­ Mikaela Hoover
Monstrous Inmate [voice] -­ Nathan Fillion
Ravager Navigator [voice] -­ Rob Zombie
Maskless Sakaaren -­ James Gunn
Xandarian Ladies’ Man -­ Stan Lee
Howard The Duck [voice] -­ Seth Green

38.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.2.01 (2014)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Shadows]

Directed by Vincent Misiano

Written by Jed Whedon & Maurissa Tancharoen

Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent Lance Hunter -­ Nick Blood
Agent Peggy Carter -­ Hayley Atwell
Timothy “Dum Dum” Dugan -­ Neal McDonough
Jim Morita -­ Kenneth Choi
Agent Billy Koenig -­ Patton Oswalt
Agent Isabelle “Izzy” Hartley -­ Lucy Lawless
Daniel Whitehall -­ Reed Diamond
Sunil Bakshi -­ Simon Kassianides
Brigadier General Glenn Talbot -­ Adrian Pasdar
Agent Antoine “Tripp” Triplett -­ B.J. Britt
Agent Alphonso “Mac” McKenzie -­ Henry Simmons   
Carl Creel/Absorbing Man -­ Brian Patrick Wade
George Stephanopoulos -­ Himself
Carla Talbot -­ Raquel Gardner

39.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.2.02 (2014)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Heavy Is The Hand]

Directed by Jesse Bochco Written by Paul Zbyszewski

Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent Lance Hunter -­ Nick Blood
The Doctor -­ Kyle MacLachlan
Raina -­ Ruth Negga
Brigadier General Glenn Talbot -­ Adrian Pasdar
Agent Antoine “Tripp” Triplett -­ B.J. Britt
Agent Alphonso “Mac’ McKenzie -­ Henry Simmons
Carl Creel/Absorbing Man -­ Brian Patrick Wade
Sunil Bakshi -­ Simon Kassianides

40.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.2.03 (2014)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Making Friends And Influencing People]

Directed by Bobby Roth Written by Monica Breen

Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent Lance Hunter -­ Nick Blood
Agent Antoine “Tripp” Triplett -­ B.J. Britt
Agent Alphonso “Mac’ McKenzie -­ Henry Simmons
Daniel Whitehall -­ Reed Diamond
Sunil Bakshi -­ Simon Kassianides
Donnie Gill -­ Dylan Minnette
Agent 33 -­ Maya Stojan
Kenneth Turgeon -­ Adam Kulbersh

41.)  Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.2.04 (2014)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Face My Enemy]

Directed by Bobby Roth Written by Monica Breen

Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent Lance Hunter -­ Nick Blood
Agent Antoine “Tripp” Triplett -­ B.J. Britt
Agent Alphonso “Mac” McKenzie -­ Henry Simmons
Daniel Whitehall -­ Reed Diamond
Sunil Bakshi - Simon Kassianides
Raina -­ Ruth Negga
Agent 33 -­ Maya Stojan

42.)  Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.2.05 (2014)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: A Hen In The Wolf House]

Directed by Holly Dale Written by Brent Fletcher

Starring:

A

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent Lance Hunter -­ Nick Blood
The Doctor -­ Kyle MacLachlan
Daniel Whitehall -­ Reed Diamond
Raina -­ Ruth Negga
Bobbi Morse -­ Adrianne Palicki
Agent Antoine “Tripp” Triplett -­ B.J. Britt
Agent Alphonso “Mac” McKenzie -­ Henry Simmons
Sunil Bakshi -­ Simon Kassianides
Kenneth Turgeon -­ Adam Kulbersh

43.)  Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.2.06 (2014)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: A Fractured House]

Directed by Ron Underwood

Written by Rafe Judkins & Lauren LeFranc

Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent Lance Hunter -­ Nick Blood
Brigadier General Glenn Talbot -­ Adrian Pasdar
Bobbi Morse -­ Adrianne Palicki
Senator Christian Ward -­ Tim DeKay
Agent Antoine “Tripp” Triplett -­ B.J. Britt
Agent Alphonso “Mac” McKenzie -­ Henry Simmons
Marcus Scarlotti -­ Falk Hentschel
Toshiro Mori -­ Brian Tee
Agent Noelle Walters -­ Melanie Cruz

44.)  Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.2.07 (2014)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: The Writing On The Wall]

Directed by Vincent Misiano Written by Craig Titley

Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent Lance Hunter -­ Nick Blood
Bobbi Morse -­ Adrianne Palicki
Agent Antoine “Tripp” Triplett -­ B.J. Britt
Agent Alphonso “Mac” McKenzie -­ Henry Simmons
Sunil Bakshi -­ Simon Kassianides
Hank Thompson -­ Joel Gretsch
Sebastian Derik -­ Brian Van Holt
Agent Rebecca Stevens/Janice Robbins -­ Monique Gabriela Curnen
Katie Thompson -­ Monica Lacey

45.)  Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.2.08 (2014)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: The Things We Bury]

Directed by Milan Cheylov Written by DJ Doyle

Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent Lance Hunter -­ Nick Blood
The Doctor -­ Kyle MacLachlan
Agent Peggy Carter -­ Hayley Atwell
Bobbi Morse -­ Adrianne Palicki
Daniel Whitehall – Reed Diamond
Agent Antoine “Tripp” Triplett -­ B.J. Britt
Agent Alphonso “Mac” McKenzie -­ Henry Simmons
Sunil Bakshi -­ Simon Kassianides
Senator Christian Ward -­ Tim DeKay

46.)  Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.2.09 (2014)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Ye Who Enter Here]

Directed by Billy Gierhart Written by Paul Zbyszewski

Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent Lance Hunter -­ Nick Blood
Billy Koenig/Sam Koenig -­ Patton Oswalt
Raina -­ Ruth Negga
Bobbi Morse -­ Adrianne Palicki
Daniel Whitehall -­ Reed Diamond
Agent Antoine “Tripp” Triplett -­ B.J. Britt
Agent Alphonso “Mac” McKenzie -­ Henry Simmons
Agent 33 [voice] -­ Maya Stojan

47.)  Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.2.10 (2014)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: What They Become]

Directed by Michael Zinberg Written by Jeffrey Bell

Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent Lance Hunter -­ Nick Blood
The Doctor -­ Kyle MacLachlan
Billy Koenig/Sam Koenig -­ Patton Oswalt
Raina -­ Ruth Negga
Bobbi Morse -­ Adrianne Palicki
Daniel Whitehall -­ Reed Diamond
Agent Antoine “Tripp” Triplett -­ B.J. Britt
Agent Alphonso “Mac” McKenzie -­ Henry Simmons
Agent 33 [voice] -­ Maya Stojan
Gordon -­ Jaime Harris

48.)  Agent Carter S.1.01 (2015)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Now Is Not The End]

Directed by Louis D’Esposito

Written by Christopher Markus & Stephen McFeely

Starring:

Agent Peggy Carter -­ Hayley Atwell
Steve Rogers/Captain America [archive footage] -­ Chris Evans
Edwin Jarvis -­ James D’Arcy
Agent Jack Thompson -­ Chad Michael Murray
Agent Daniel Sousa  – Enver Gjokaj
Chief Roger Dooley -­ Shea Whigham
Howard Stark -­ Dominic Cooper
Angie Martinelli -­ Lyndsy Fonseca
Agent Ray Krzeminski -­ Kyle Bornheimer
Leet Brannis -­ James Frain
Miles Van Ert -­ James Urbaniak
Sasha Demidov -­ James Landry Hébert
Spider Raymond -­ Andre Royo
Rose -­ Lesley Boone
Anton Vanko -­ Costa Ronin

49.) Agent Carter S.1.02 (2015)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Bridge And Tunnel]

Directed by Joe Russo Written by Eric Pearson

Starring:

Agent Peggy Carter -­ Hayley Atwell
Edwin Jarvis -­ James D’Arcy
Agent Jack Thompson -­ Chad Michael Murray
Agent Daniel Sousa -­ Enver Gjokaj
Chief Roger Dooley -­ Shea Whigham
Hugh Jones -­ Ray Wise
Angie Martinelli -­ Lyndsy Fonseca
Agent Ray Krzeminski -­ Kyle Bornheimer
Miriam Fry -­ Meagan Fay
Leet Brannis -­ James Frain
Miles Van Ert -­ James Urbaniak
Sheldon McFee -­ Devin Ratray
Radio Announcer -­ Ralph Garman
“Betty Carver” [Radio Actress] -­ Erin Torpey
“Captain America” [Radio Actor] -­ Walker Roach

50.) Agent Carter S.1.03 (2015)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Time And Tide]

Directed by Joe Russo Written by Eric Pearson

Starring:

Agent Peggy Carter -­ Hayley Atwell
Edwin Jarvis -­ James D’Arcy
Agent Jack Thompson -­ Chad Michael Murray
Agent Daniel Sousa -­ Enver Gjokaj
Chief Roger Dooley -­ Shea Whigham
Dottie Underwood -­ Bridget Regan
Angie Martinelli -­ Lyndsy Fonseca
Agent Ray Krzeminski -­ Kyle Bornheimer
Miriam Fry -­ Meagen Fay
Rose -­ Lesley Boone
Agent Butch Wallace -­ Patrick Robert Smith
Agent Yauch -­ Alexander Carroll
Carol -­ Benita Robledo

51.) Agent Carter S.1.04 (2015)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: The Blitzkrieg Button]

Directed by Stephen Cragg Written by Brant Englestein

Starring:

Agent Peggy Carter -­ Hayley Atwell
Edwin Jarvis -­ James D’Arcy
Agent Jack Thompson -­ Chad Michael Murray
Agent Daniel Sousa -­ Enver Gjokaj
Chief Roger Dooley -­ Shea Whigham
Howard Stark -­ Dominic Cooper
Dottie Underwood -­ Bridget Regan
Otto Mink -­ Gregory Sporleder
Colonel Ernst Mueller -­ Jack Conley
Angie Martinelli -­ Lyndsy Fonseca
Miriam Fry -­ Meagen Fay
Frank -­ John Bishop
Alex Doobin -­ Kevin Cotteleer
Agent Yauch -­ Alexander Carroll
Carol -­ Benita Robledo
Man On Bench -­ Stan Lee

52.) Agent Carter S.1.05 (2015)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: The Iron Ceiling]

Directed by Peter Leto Written by Jose Molina

Starring:

Agent Peggy Carter -­ Hayley Atwell
Edwin Jarvis -­ James D’Arcy
Agent Jack Thompson -­ Chad Michael Murray
Agent Daniel Sousa -­ Enver Gjokaj
Chief Roger Dooley -­ Shea Whigham
Dum­Dum Dugan -­ Neal McDonough
Dottie Underwood -­ Bridget Regan
Dr. Ivchenko -­ Ralph Brown
SSR Informant -­ John Glover
Nikola -­ Alex Veadov
Happy Sam Sawyer -­ Leonard Roberts
Pinky Pinkerton -­ Richard Short
10 Year Old Dottie -­ Veronika Bonell
10 Year Old Anya -­ Caitlin Carmichael
10 Year Old Eva -­ Chiara Aurelia

53.) Agent Carter S.1.06 (2015)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: A Sin To Err]

Directed by Stephen Williams Written by Lindsey Allen

Starring:

Agent Peggy Carter -­ Hayley Atwell
Edwin Jarvis -­ James D’Arcy
Agent Jack Thompson -­ Chad Michael Murray
Agent Daniel Sousa -­ Enver Gjokaj
Chief Roger Dooley -­ Shea Whigham
Dottie Underwood -­ Bridget Regan
Dr. Ivchenko -­ Ralph Brown
Angie Martinelli -­ Lyndsy Fonseca
Miriam Fry -­ Meagen Fay
Sheldon McFee -­ Devin Ratray
Agent Yauch -­ Alexander Carroll

54.) Agent Carter S.1.07 (2015)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: SNAFU]

Directed by Vincent Misiano Written by Chris Dingess

Starring:

Agent Peggy Carter -­ Hayley Atwell
Edwin Jarvis -­ James D’Arcy
Agent Jack Thompson -­ Chad Michael Murray
Agent Daniel Sousa -­ Enver Gjokaj
Chief Roger Dooley -­ Shea Whigham
Faustus/Dr. Ivchenko -­ Ralph Brown
Dottie Underwood -­ Bridget Regan
Rose -­ Lesley Boone
Alex Doobin -­ Kevin Cotteleer

55.) Agent Carter S.1.08 (2015)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Valediction]

Directed by Christopher Misiano Written by Michele Fazekas & Tara Butters

Starring:

Agent Peggy Carter -­ Hayley Atwell
Edwin Jarvis -­ James D’Arcy
Agent Jack Thompson -­ Chad Michael Murray
Agent Daniel Sousa -­ Enver Gjokaj
Howard Stark -­ Dominic Cooper
Dr. Arnim Zola -­ Toby Jones
Faustus/Dr. Ivchenko -­ Ralph Brown
Dottie Underwood -­ Bridget Regan
Angie Martinelli -­ Lyndsy Fonseca
Radio Announcer -­ Ralph Garman
“Betty Carver” [Radio Actor] -­ Erin Torpey
“Captain America” [Radio Actor] -­ Walker Roach
Agent Butch Wallace -­ Patrick Robert Smith

56.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.2.11 (2015)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Aftershocks]

Directed by Bill Gierhart

Written by Maurissa Tancharoen & Jed Whedon

Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye/Daisy -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent Lance Hunter -­ Nick Blood
Agent Bobbi Morse -­ Adrianne Palicki
The Doctor/Calvin Zabo -­ Kyle MacLachlan
Raina -­ Ruth Negga
Agent Alphonso “Mac” Mackenzie -­ Henry Simmons
Brigadier General Glenn Talbot -­ Adrian Pasdar
Sunil Bakshi -­ Simon Kassianides
Gordon -­ Jaime Harris
Dr. List -­ Henry Goodman

57.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.2.12 (2015)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Who You Really Are]

Directed by Roxann Dawson Written by Drew Z. Greenberg

Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye/Daisy -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent Lance Hunter -­ Nick Blood
Agent Bobbi Morse -­ Adrianne Palicki
Lady Sif -­ Jaimie Alexander
Vin­Tak -­ Eddie McClintock
Agent Alphonso “Mac” Mackenzie -­ Henry Simmons

58.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.2.13 (2015)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: One Of Us] Directed by Kevin Tancharoen Written by Monica Owusu­Green

Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye/Daisy -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent Lance Hunter -­ Nick Blood
Agent Bobbi Morse -­ Adrianne Palicki
The Doctor/Calvin Zabo -­ Kyle MacLachlan
Karla Faye Gideon -­ Drea de Matteo
Agent Alphonso “Mac” Mackenzie -­ Henry Simmons
Dr. Andrew Garner -­ Blair Underwood
Wendell Levi -­ Ric Sarabia
Francis Noche ­ Geo Corvera
David Angar/Angar The Screamer -­ Jeff Daniel Phillips
Gordon -­ Jaime Harris

59.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.2.14 (2015)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Love In The Time Of Hydra]

Directed by Jesse Bochco Written by Brent Fletcher

Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye/Daisy -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent Lance Hunter -­ Nick Blood
Agent Bobbi Morse -­ Adrianne Palicki
Brigadier General Glenn Talbot -­ Adrian Pasdar
Agent Alphonso “Mac” Mackenzie -­ Henry Simmons
Agent 33 -­ Maya Stojan
Robert Gonzales -­ Edward James Olmos
Agent Weaver -­ Christine Adams
Agent Calderon -­ Kirk Acevedo

60.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.2.15 (2015)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: One Door Closes]

Directed by David Solomon Written by Lauren LeFranc & Rafe Judkins Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye/Daisy -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent Lance Hunter -­ Nick Blood
Agent Bobbi Morse -­ Adrianne Palicki
Agent Isabelle “Izzy” Hartley -­ Lucy Lawless
Agent Alphonso “Mac” Mackenzie -­ Henry Simmons
Robert Gonzales -­ Edward James Olmos
Gordon -­ Jaime Harris
Tim McGuire -­ Mackenzie Astin
Agent Weaver -­ Christine Adams
Agent Calderon -­ Kirk Acevedo

61.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.2.16 (2015)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Afterlife]

Directed by Kevin Hooks Written by Craig Titley

Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye/Daisy -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent Lance Hunter -­ Nick Blood
Agent Bobbi Morse -­ Adrianne Palicki
Deathlok/Mike Peterson -­ J. August Richards
Robert Gonzales -­ Edward James Olmos
Jiaying -­ Dichen Lachman
Raina -­ Ruth Negga
Agent Alphonso “Mac” Mackenzie -­ Henry Simmons
Gordon -­ Jaime Harris
Lincoln Campbell -­ Luke Mitchell

62.) Daredevil S.1.01 (2015)

[Netflix Original Series ­ Ep. Title: Into The Ring]

Directed by Phil Abraham Written by Drew Goddard

Starring:

Matt Murdock -­ Charlie Cox
Karen Page -­ Deborah Ann Woll
Foggy Nelson -­ Elden Henson
James Wesley -­ Toby Leonard Moore
Leland Owlsley -­ Bob Gunton
Wilson Fisk -­ Vincent D’Onofrio
Father Lantom -­ Peter McRobbie
Detective Hoffman -­ Daryl Edwards
Detective Blake -­ Chris Tardio
Jack Murdock -­ John Patrick Hayden
Young Matt Murdock - Skylar Gaertner
Vladimir Ranskaho -­ Nikolai Nikolaeff
Anatoly Ranskahov -­ Gideon Emery
Nobu -­ Peter Shinkoda
Madame Gao -­ Wai Ching Ho
Turk Barrett -­ Rob Morgan
Sgt. Brett Mahoney -­ Royce Johnson

63.) Daredevil S.1.02 (2015)

[Netflix Original Series ­ Ep. Title: Cut Man]

Directed by Phil Abraham Written by Drew Goddard

Starring:

Matt Murdock -­ Charlie Cox
Karen Page -­ Deborah Ann Woll
Foggy Nelson -­ Elden Henson
Claire Temple -­ Rosario Dawson
Jack Murdock -­ John Patrick Hayden
Young Matt Murdock - Skylar Gaertner
Santino – Moisés Acevedo
Roscoe Sweeney -­ Kevin Nagle
Josie -­ Susan Varon

64.) Daredevil S.1.03 (2015)

[Netflix Original Series ­ Ep. Title: Rabbit In A Snowstorm]

Directed by Adam Kane Written by Marco Ramirez

Starring:

Matt Murdock - ­Charlie Cox
Karen Page -­ Deborah Ann Woll
Foggy Nelson -­ Elden Henson
James Wesley -­ Toby Leonard Moore
Ben Urich -­ Vondie Curtis­Hall
Leland Owlsley -­ Bob Gunton
Vanessa Marianna -­ Ayelet Zurer
Wilson Fisk -­ Vincent D’Onofrio
Father Lantom -­ Peter McRobbie
Turk Barrett -­ Rob Morgan
Doris Urich -­ Adriane Lenox
Ellison -­ Geoffrey Cantor
John Healy -­ Alex Morf
Silvio -­ Jack O’Connell
Shirley Benson -­ Suzanne Smart
Norma -­ Gameela Wright

65.) Daredevil S.1.04 (2015)

[Netflix Original Series ­ Ep. Title: In The Blood]

Directed by Ken Girotti Written by Joe Pokaski

Starring:

Matt Murdock - ­Charlie Cox
Karen Page -­ Deborah Ann Woll
Foggy Nelson -­ Elden Henson
James Wesley -­ Toby Leonard Moore
Ben Urich -­ Vondie Curtis­Hall
Leland Owlsley -­ Bob Gunton
Vanessa Marianna -­ Ayelet Zurer
Claire Temple -­ Rosario Dawson
Wilson Fisk -­ Vincent D’Onofrio
Vladimir Ranskahov -­ Nikolai Nikolaeff
Anatoly Ranskahov -­ Gideon Emery
Sergei -­ David Vadim
Dmitry -­ Tony Naumovski
Santino – Moisés Acevedo

66.) Daredevil S.1.05 (2015)

[Netflix Original Series ­ Ep. Title: World On Fire]

Directed by Farren Blackburn Written by Luke Kalteux

Starring:

Matt Murdock - ­Charlie Cox
Karen Page -­ Deborah Ann Woll
Foggy Nelson -­ Elden Henson
James Wesley -­ Toby Leonard Moore
Ben Urich -­ Vondie Curtis­Hall
Leland Owlsley -­ Bob Gunton
Vanessa Marianna -­ Ayelet Zurer
Claire Temple -­ Rosario Dawson
Wilson Fisk -­ Vincent D’Onofrio
Vladimir Ranskahov -­ Nikolai Nikolaeff
Turk Barrett -­ Rob Morgan
Sgt. Brett Mahoney -­ Royce Johnson
Madame Gao -­ Wai Ching Ho
Nobu -­ Peter Shinkoda
Detective Blake -­ Chris Tardio
Detective Hoffman -­ Daryl Edwards
Sergei -­ David Vadim
Dmitry -­ Tony Naumovski
Elena Cardenas -­ Judith Delgado
Marci Stahl -­ Amy Rutberg

67.) Daredevil S.1.06 (2015)

[Netflix Original Series ­ Ep. Title: Condemned]

Directed by Guy Ferland Written by Joe Pokaski & Marco Ramirez

Starring:

Matt Murdock - ­Charlie Cox
Karen Page -­ Deborah Ann Woll
Foggy Nelson -­ Elden Henson
James Wesley -­ Toby Leonard Moore
Ben Urich -­ Vondie Curtis­Hall
Leland Owlsley -­ Bob Gunton
Claire Temple -­ Rosario Dawson
Wilson Fisk -­ Vincent D’Onofrio
Vladimir Ranskahov -­ Nikolai Nikolaeff
Detective Blake -­ Chris Tardio
Detective Hoffman -­ Daryl Edwards
Ellison -­ Geoffrey Cantor
Elena Cardenas -­ Judith Delgado
Shirley Benson -­ Suzanne Smart
Sergei -­ David Vadim

68.) Daredevil S.1.07 (2015)

[Netflix Original Series ­ Ep. Title: Stick]

Directed by Brad Turner Written by Douglas Petrie

Starring:

Matt Murdock - ­Charlie Cox
Karen Page -­ Deborah Ann Woll
Foggy Nelson -­ Elden Henson
Ben Urich -­ Vondie Curtis­Hall
Leland Owlsley -­ Bob Gunton
Stick -­ Scott Glenn
Nobu -­ Peter Shinkoda
Young Matt Murdock - Skylar Gaertner
Elena Cardenas -­ Judith Delgado
Stone -­ Jasson Finney
Black Sky -­ Bonale Fambrini

69.) Daredevil S.1.08 (2015)

[Netflix Original Series ­ Ep. Title: Shadows In The Glass]

Directed by Stephen Surjik Written by Steven S. DeKnight

Starring:

Matt Murdock - ­Charlie Cox
Karen Page -­ Deborah Ann Woll
Foggy Nelson -­ Elden Henson
James Wesley -­ Toby Leonard Moore
Ben Urich -­ Vondie Curtis­Hall
Leland Owlsley -­ Bob Gunton
Vanessa Marianna -­ Ayelet Zurer
Wilson Fisk -­ Vincent D’Onofrio
Bill Fisk -­ Domenick Lombardozzi
Young Wilson Fisk - Cole Jensen
Melvin Potter -­ Matt Gerald
Madame Gao -­ Wai Ching Ho
Nobu -­ Peter Shinkoda
Detective Blake -­ Chris Tardio
Detective Hoffman -­ Daryl Edwards
Sgt. Brett Mahoney -­ Royce Johnson

70.) Daredevil S.1.09 (2015)

[Netflix Original Series ­ Ep. Title: Speak Of The Devil]

Directed by Nelson McCormick Written by Christos N. Gage & Ruth Fletcher

Starring:

Matt Murdock - ­Charlie Cox
Karen Page -­ Deborah Ann Woll
Foggy Nelson -­ Elden Henson
James Wesley -­ Toby Leonard Moore
Ben Urich -­ Vondie Curtis­Hall
Vanessa Marianna -­ Ayelet Zurer
Wilson Fisk -­ Vincent D’Onofrio
Father Lantom -­ Peter McRobbie
Nobu -­ Peter Shinkoda
Sgt. Brett Mahoney -­ Royce Johnson
Elena Cardenas -­ Judith Delgado
Francis -­ Tom Walker
Josie -­ Susan Varon

71.) Daredevil S.1.10 (2015)

[Netflix Original Series ­ Ep. Title: Nelson Vs. Murdock]

Directed by Farren Blackburn Written by Luke Kalteux

Starring:

Matt Murdock - ­Charlie Cox
Karen Page -­ Deborah Ann Woll
Foggy Nelson -­ Elden Henson
James Wesley -­ Toby Leonard Moore
Ben Urich -­ Vondie Curtis­Hall
Leland Owlsley -­ Bob Gunton
Vanessa Marianna -­ Ayelet Zurer
Wilson Fisk -­ Vincent D’Onofrio
Madame Gao -­ Wai Ching Ho
Doris Ulrich -­ Adriane Lenox
Senator Randolph Cherryh -­ Jonathan Walker
Parish Landman -­ Richard Bekins

72.) Daredevil S.1.11 (2015)

[Netflix Original Series ­ Ep. Title: The Path Of The Righteous]

Directed by Nick Gomez

Written by Steven S. DeKnight & Douglas Petrie

Starring:

Matt Murdock - ­Charlie Cox
Karen Page -­ Deborah Ann Woll
Foggy Nelson -­ Elden Henson
James Wesley -­ Toby Leonard Moore
Ben Urich -­ Vondie Curtis­Hall
Leland Owlsley -­ Bob Gunton
Vanessa Marianna -­ Ayelet Zurer
Claire Temple -­ Rosario Dawson
Wilson Fisk -­ Vincent D’Onofrio
Father Lantom -­ Peter McRobbie
Turk Barrett -­ Rob Morgan
Marci Stahl -­ Amy Rutberg
Francis -­ Tom Walker
Gladiator/Melvin Potter -­ Matt Gerald
Josie -­ Susan Varon

73.) Daredevil S.1.12 (2015)

[Netflix Original Series ­ Ep. Title: The Ones We Leave Behind]

Directed by Euros Lyn Written by Douglas Petrie

Starring:

Matt Murdock - ­Charlie Cox
Karen Page -­ Deborah Ann Woll
Foggy Nelson -­ Elden Henson
Ben Urich -­ Vondie Curtis­Hall
Leland Owlsley -­ Bob Gunton
Vanessa Marianna -­ Ayelet Zurer
Claire Temple -­ Rosario Dawson
Wilson Fisk -­ Vincent D’Onofrio
Sgt. Brett Mahoney -­ Royce Johnson
Madame Gao -­ Wai Ching Ho
Francis -­ Tom Walker
Ellison -­ Geoffrey Cantor
Doris Ulrich -­ Adriane Lenox

74.) Daredevil S.1.13 (2015)

[Netflix Original Series ­ Ep. Title: Daredevil]

Directed by Steven S. DeKnight

Written by Steven S. DeKnight

Starring:

Matt Murdock - ­Charlie Cox
Karen Page -­ Deborah Ann Woll
Foggy Nelson -­ Elden Henson
Leland Owlsley -­ Bob Gunton
Vanessa Marianna -­ Ayelet Zurer
Wilson Fisk -­ Vincent D’Onofrio
Father Lantom -­ Peter McRobbie
Detective Hoffman -­ Daryl Edwards
Turk Barrett -­ Rob Morgan
Sgt. Brett Mahoney -­ Royce Johnson
Francis -­ Tom Walker
Marci Stahl -­ Amy Rutberg
Gladiator/Melvin Potter -­ Matt Gerald
Doris Ulrich -­ Adriane Lenox

75.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.2.17 (2015)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Melinda]

Directed by Garry A. Brown Written by DJ Doyle Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Skye/Daisy -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent Lance Hunter -­ Nick Blood
Agent Bobbi Morse -­ Adrianne Palicki
Calvin Zabo/Hyde -­ Kyle MacLachlan
Agent Alphonso “Mac” Mackenzie -­ Henry Simmons
Jiaying -­ Dichen Lachman
Gordon -­ Jaime Harris
Lincoln Campbell -­ Luke Mitchell
Raina -­ Ruth Negga
Dr. Andrew Garner -­ Blair Underwood
Agent Weaver -­ Christine Adams
Eva Belyakov -­ Winter Ave Zoli
Ethan -­ Kris Lemche
Katya -­ Ava Acres

76.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.2.18 (2015)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: Frenemy Of My Enemy]

Directed by Karen Gaviola

Written by Monica Breen & Paul Zbyszewski

Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May – Ming­Na Wen
Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye/Daisy -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent Lance Hunter -­ Nick Blood
Agent Bobbi Morse – ­ Adrianne Palicki
Calvin Zabo/Hyde -­ Kyle MacLachlan
Agent Alphonso “Mac” Mackenzie -­ Henry Simmons
Jiaying -­ Dichen Lachman
Deathlok/Mike Peterson -­ J. August Richards
Lincoln Campbell -­ Luke Mitchell
Gordon -­ Jaime Harris
Sunil Bakshi -­ Simon Kassianides
Agent 33 -­ Maya Stojan
Dr. List -­ Henry Goodman

Ethan -­ Kris Lemche

77.) Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. S.2.19 (2015)

[TV Show ­ Ep. Title: The Dirty Half Dozen]

Directed by Kevin Tancharoen

Written by Brent Fletcher & Drew Z. Greenberg

Starring:

Agent Phil Coulson -­ Clark Gregg
Agent Melinda May -­ Ming­Na Wen
Grant Ward -­ Brent Dalton
Skye/Daisy -­ Chloe Bennett
Agent Leo Fitz -­ Iain De Caestecker
Agent Jemma Simmons -­ Elizabeth Henstridge
Agent Lance Hunter -­ Nick Blood
Agent Bobbi Morse -­ Adrianne Palicki
Agent Maria Hill -­ Cobie Smulders
Robert Gonzalez -­ Edward James Olmos
Calvin Zabo/Hyde -­ Kyle MacLachlan
Agent Alphonso “Mac” Mackenzie -­ Henry Simmons
Deathlok/Mike Peterson -­ J. August Richards
Jiaying -­ Dichen Lachman
Raina -­ Ruth Negga
Lincoln Campbell -­ Luke Mitchell
Gordon -­ Jaime Harris
Agent 33 -­ Maya Stojan
Sunil Bakshi -­ Simon Kassianides
Agent Weaver -­ Christine Adams

78.) Avengers: Age Of Ultron ₍₂₀₁₅₎

[feature film]

Written & Directed by Joss Whedon Starring:

Tony Stark/Iron Man ­ Robert Downey, Jr.
Thor – Chris Hemsworth
Bruce Banner/Hulk – Mark Ruffalo
Steve Rogers/Captain America – Chris Evans
Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow – Scarlett Johansson
Clint Barton/Hawkeye – Jeremy Renner
Ultron – James Spader
Nick Fury – Samuel L. Jackson
James Rhodes/War Machine – Don Cheadle
Pietro Maximoff/Quicksilver – Aaron Taylor-Johnson
Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch – Elizabeth Olsen
Jarvis/Vision – Paul Bettany
Maria Hill – Cobie Smulders
Sam Wilson/The Falcon – Anthony Mackie
Peggy Carter – Hayley Atwell

 

So there you have it! 11 movies, 5 short films, and 3 television series later you have everything you need to watch the Marvel Cinematic Universe from start to finish. Now all you have to do is justify to your boss why you haven’t been at work for the last 3 weeks. I’ll let you figure that one out on your own.

What say you? Do you agree with the order? Would you move things around? What would make sense to you? Are you already checking things off the list because you have a complex like I do? Let me know on Twitter or sound off in the comments below.

H/T: Beowulf Jones

IMAGES: IMDB, Marvel

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