The Second Season of WHiH Newsfront premiered on YouTube on April 22, 2016 as part of the promotional campaign for Captain America: Civil War.
Synopsis[]
A series of news bulletins on events within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, as presented by reporter Christine Everhart.
Cast[]
Guests
- William Sadler as President Matthew Ellis
- A. J. Bowen as Jackson Norris
Episodes[]
| Image | Title | Number | Airdate | Writers |
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AVENGERS IMPACT: A WHIH Newsfront Special Report | 2.01 | April 22, 2016 | Jeremy Adams & Jonathan Danforth-Appell |
| The Avengers have saved our world... but at what cost? WHIH Newsfront returns with a special report. Join Christine Everhart and political correspondent Will Adams as they investigate "The World the Hero Leaves Behind." | ||||
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WHIH Newsfront: The Cost of Saving the World | 2.02 | April 26, 2016 | Jeremy Adams & Jonathan Danforth-Appell |
| Join Christine Everhart and political correspondent Will Adams as they ask viewers who should be responsible for all of the cost associated with the clean up and rebuilding process. | ||||
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WHIH Newsfront: The Avengers and The White House | 2.03 | April 28, 2016 | Jeremy Adams & Jonathan Danforth-Appell |
| Join WHIH Newsfront as host Christine Everhart and political correspondent Will Adams debate the Avengers and the role that the White House and President Ellis should play. | ||||
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WHIH Newsfront Exclusive: President Ellis Discusses the Avengers | 2.04 | May 3, 2016 | Jeremy Adams & Jonathan Danforth-Appell |
| WHIH Newsfront lands an exclusive interview with President Ellis. Join as Christine Everhart and political correspondent Will Adams ask him about nominating Thaddeus Ross as Secretary of State plus his thoughts on regulating the Avengers. | ||||
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WHIH Breaking News: Attack in Lagos | 2.05 | May 3, 2016 | Jeremy Adams & Jonathan Danforth-Appell |
| WHIH Newsfront goes live with breaking news of an attack in Lagos, Nigeria. Reports of Avengers on the scene are among other details explored by Christine Everhart, political correspondent Will Adams, and field reporter Jackson Norris. | ||||