'Agent Carter' Season 2 Spoilers: Show's Executive Producers Talk About Carter's New Enemies In The West Coast

Agent Peggy Carter has made the move from dreary New York City to the West Coast and sunny Los Angeles. In the season premiere of the series "Agent Carter," fans see Peggy make the transition from working in the big Apple to working in the more glamorous setting of Los Angeles. The sunnier climate however does not mean there is a shortage in the number of bad guys.

According to a report in Entertainment Weekly, the two-hour season premiere featured the first two episodes of the season. Speaking of bad guys, the first episode showed the return of an operative of Black Widow in the person of Dottie Underwood, who in her own creepy way is trying to imitate Peggy Carter. She is back to her criminal ways as she leads a bank robbery to steal what looked like a lapel pin with a mysterious symbol. One of the show's executive producers confirmed that this will not be the last time fans see Dottie in the series.

The season premiere also revealed a new group that will likely play a big part as enemies of the SSR in the coming season. As Agent Carter investigates the mystery of a frozen pond in Los Angeles during a heat wave which also happened to have a mysterious lady in the middle of it, she encounters what is called the Arena Club, where supposedly the Council of Nine meets regularly. One of the members of the Council of Nine, the husband of Whitney Frost, happens to own the company where the mysterious girl worked.

Agent Carter discovers this mysterious council who is suspected to be in the middle of a conspiracy and also the existence of a mysterious substance called Zero Matter. Two characters in the show have been exposed to this substance – one of them, Wilkes, helps Carter in her quest to find answers, while another, Frost, will become a force that Carter has to contend with later in the season.

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