You know, now that I have had time to let it stew, the one complaint I have about the series is how much they beat gender inequalities into the plot. In the first Captain America, they got that out of the way pretty quickly when she makes a fool of a sexist soldier. The rest of the movie she was treated as top brass, someone even the general respects. Even the Agents of SHIELD cameo had her leading the attack with the Howling Commandos. Now that all that's over and she is back in New York working for the SSR, one of the main plot points seems to be that most of the other agents treat her like nothing but a secretary to file papers or get them coffee.
Don't get me wrong, I understand that such actions are more true to the time period, and that it gives us an easy reason to root for her while she works under the nose of the SSR, but almost every scene seems to be some guy (either one she works with, an enemy, or just a random sleaze ball) underestimating her because she is a woman, and that can be a rather boring trope if used all the time.
