Every Peggy Carter Appearance in Chronological Order (MCU)

Note: Since there is no consensus between the writers/directors/producers of Endgame as to whether the last scene is in the main continuity or a separate timeline, I thought I'd limit the video to the agreed-upon continuity and then put the scene at the end as a happier ending. Maybe a new video will be in order if this is cleared up down the road. *Also, when I made this video it was only known that Steve returned to the 1940s. Apparently the script says that he went back to 1949 specifically.

In media where Peggy is a primary character (CA:TFA and Agent Carter), only her first and last appearances are shown. This is so that the video isn't hours long, and also to prevent a copyright strike for using too much footage. I have also not included Steve's vision in Age of Ultron because it's not actually her that appears.

As some people have pointed out, I did miss an appearance from 1945 where she interrogates Reinhardt, as seen in Agents of SHIELD 2.08: The Things We Bury. My apologies.

0:00 1920s (childhood)
0:50 1940 (joining the SOE)
2:35 1943 (Camp Lehigh)
3:24 1945 (Steve crashes)
4:39 1945 (capturing the Obelisk)
Missing: 1945 - interrogating Reinhardt
5:20 1946 (working for the SSR)
6:42 1947 (working for the SSR, cont'd)
7:16 1948 (promotion to S.H.I.E.L.D.)
8:01 1953 (Smithsonian interview)
9:07 1970 (Working for SHIELD/alternate timeline)
9:50 1989 (Hank Pym quits)
11:43 2014 (Steve visits her)
12:58 2016 (death)
13:18 1949* (alternate timeline)

[dr.chopper]

"dont you dare be late"
*gets 70 years late*

[ergietalks]

“Well I couldn’t leave my best girl. Not when she owes me a dance.”
*immediately fucking dies in the next scene*

[k.a.carson]

*plays the entire Agent Carter TV show

[anders]

Only one who wanna see a Agent carter season 3, were she meets steve and you actually see the moment they see each other for the first time again?

[bre-nana]

*THE MOST* underrated MCU character and you cannot argue or convince me otherwise

[saramijn]

I love how Hayley Atwell was like "fuck it I'm going to play EVERY version of Peggy" (except for the child of course).

[jerrysandcastle]

Are we gonna ignore the fact that she’s 50 years old and looks the same when she was 20

[clashfever]

Who else want to see the moment when Steve and Peggy met after endgame...

[annieyang]

She is the definition of the word UNDERRATED

[AhsokaTanoTheWhite]

The Winter Solider scene breaks me up every time.

[itwasagoodideaatthetime]

I'm going to miss Chris Evans as Captain America but I'm glad that Cap & Peggy finally got their Happy Ever After they deserved. ❤

[stupidusername]

I can't believe anyone doesn't think that ending was perfect for Steve and Peggy. When you see all the clips, they clearly never stopped loving each other.

[Veirdjil]

12:06
Peggy: None of us can go back.
Steve: Oh really?

[JaydenbusbeeRLTW]

To be honest I want a movie about Steve and peggy

[MeyaRoseGirl]

I think you should have included that her brother's death is what pushed her to break off her engagement and join the war effort.

[TheKurtkapan]

This is a great editing job mate. No bullshit intro or outros, respecting the source material and giving more time with It's Been a Long Long Time at the end by cutting it to black so it gives out more emotions. superb job, thank you.

[RoyCyberPunk]

Her brother was amazing for sure and who inspired her to be the best she could be. Peggy Carter is the Wonder Woman of the MCU despite having no superpowers of her own.

[ashleighcummings]

Fun fact: the plane crash scene was Hayley’s audition

[thudthud]

I think the end scene from Endgame takes place not long after Steve returned to the 1940s. I'm sure he took the time to get rid of his Quantum Realm/Time Suit, find out where Peggy lived and travel there, all the while keeping his head down ("Look, Ma! Its Captain America!").
Then, Steve took a deep breath, walked up to the door of her house and knocked. The seconds must have been excruciating until she opened it...


"Yes? May I help you?" she asked, taken suddenly aback by the man that looked strikingly like Steve Rogers. In that fleeting moment, her rational mind put any thought of it actually being Steve from her head, but that didn't stop her heart from missing a beat.
Steve stood at her doorway and simply smiled. He had something to say, but it slipped his mind when he saw her face - not the face of the 50-something year old woman he had seen in the SHIELD base in 1970 or the heartbreakingly still face of the aged woman he saw at her funeral. It was the face he remembered just before he boarded the Red Skull's Valkyrie. For years after being revived, he clung to the memory of her dropping below him in the seat of the car at the end of the runway outside of the Hydra base built within an Alpine mountain.
"S-steve?" Peggy asked.
"Hi, Peg."
She burst into tears and flung the door open, falling into his arms.
"You owe me a dance, " he said smiling and crying at the same time.
"How is this possible?" Peggy asked, laughing and crying as well. "Did Howard find you? I...I thought they had called off the search."
"It's a long story, Peggy, " he told her as he held her on the porch of her house. "An unbelievably long story. Can I come in?"
Peggy laughed and stiffed back a tear. "Of course. How silly of me."
He followed her into the house and as she turned, she realized he was still smiling and doing his best to hold back tears.
"I thought I lost you, " he said.
"I did too, " she laughed as her tears began to flow again and fell into his arms. For a few moments, they stood there holding each other silently before he broke the silence.
'Well...what about that dance?"
"Alright, " she said as she turned from him almost frightened his appearance was nothing but a dream. She opened her record player and the cabinet where she kept her music and selected one at random. Looking at its sleeve, she realized she had never listened to it before - "Its Been a Long, Long Time" by Kitty Kallen.
She put the record onto the player, turned it on and carefully put the needle on its surface. With a deep breath she turned and much to her relief, Steve Rogers was not a ghost or a dream. He was standing there - in her living room. She walked up to him and they embraced. As the music began, they slowly danced as a stubborn tear traced a path down her cheek.
All the world seemed to melt away. The SSR. Her family back home and their letters. Howard Stark's occasional phone calls. The front door of her house that she had neglected to close in her excitement. The only thing that mattered to her was that Steve was there. Steve was alive. Steve was home.
Hydra had been defeated. Hilter's Third Reich and the war in the Pacific was over. The only thing not right with the world was Steve Rogers. As they slowly danced, Peggy closed her eyes for a moment that - finally - all was right with the world...

[kookielover]

I’m sorry 11:43 gets me every time it’s just so sad, she was so old and forgets every now and then. I didn’t realize at first why she was crying out of no where. It’s because she literally forgot she was talking to him and then acted like it was the first time seeing him again after 70 years, so sad! 🤧😭😖