“Agent Elvis” is an animated comedy show for adults on Netflix that rewrites history by having the singer who gives the show its name go on several spy missions. It was made by Priscilla Presley and John Eddie at the same time. In the show, Matthew McConaughey voices Elvis Presley, a famous singer who was hired by TCB, a secret spy agency run by a shady man named Commander (Don Cheadle).
During one of his missions, Elvis and his group find a supersonic weapon that could kill millions of people. If you want to know how Elvis gets out of the dangerous situation and what the future holds for the singer/spy, here is everything you need to know about how season 1 of “Agent Elvis” ends! SPOILERS AHEAD!
What Happened in Agent Elvis Season 1?
The King’s Comeback and Spy Adventures
In the first part of “Agent Elvis,” Elvis Presley is getting ready for his 1968 NBC music special that will be his comeback. But Elvis and Scatter, his pet monkey, and Bobby Ray, his best friend, get involved in some vigilante work. His wife, Priscilla Presley, takes care of their daughter, and Elvis’s housekeeper, Miss Bertie, takes care of things at home.
During one of Elvis’s adventures, a mysterious man in a mask attacks him and tries to kill him. Elvis meets Cece Ryder, a spy who works for a mysterious top-secret agency, because of what happened. Elvis wants to help keep his country safe, so with Cece’s help, he breaks up a drug ring.
Cece’s boss, The Commander, has been trying to get Elvis to join his spy agency, TCB. In the end, Cece introduces Elvis to him. Elvis joined TCB after some hesitation. He was given the code name “Agent King.” But he soon finds out that The Commander is a shady person with a lot of dark secrets.
Howard Hughes, who is in charge of making several high-tech gadgets for TCB, also meets Elvis. Under the guise of putting on a show for the soldiers fighting in the Vietnam War, Elvis and Cece are sent on a mission to Vietnam. During the mission, Elvis and Cece find a supersonic weapon that can use its frequency to turn people into crazed killers.
Elvis and the Supersonic Weapon: Betrayal and Redemption
After a series of missions in which Elvis and Cece keep running into the supersonic weapon, The Commander tells them that TBC made the supersonic weapon as part of a Programme to test new ideas. But the project was stopped, and someone stole the technology and used it to make weapons.
During a mission to get Thomas Leary back from the TCB, Elvis has flashbacks to his time in the army. Leary says that he was with Elvis when the King was a soldier in Germany and did tests on the King. “Project Tupelo” used Elvis as a test subject. The Commander won’t tell Elvis the truth about Project Tupelo, so Elvis has to go to the very secure Sub-Level 7 to find out more.
Elvis finds out that The Commander set up Project Tupelo to try to get him to join TCB. The Commander says that he messed with Elvis’s life and used him to test the supersonic device. Even though he wanted to find out how Elvis’ music affected people, the device got into the wrong hands and is now being used as a weapon of mass destruction.
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Elvis is disappointed by The Commander’s lies, so he leaves the group. But when a bad guy threatens to ruin Elvis’s reputation and kill millions of innocent people, Agent King goes back to work and must save the day with the help of his ragtag team.
Final Words
Agent Elvis is an animated comedy show for adults on Netflix that rewrites history by having Elvis Presley go on several spy missions. During one mission, Elvis and Cece find a supersonic weapon that could kill millions of people. Agent King and his team must save the day when a bad guy threatens to ruin Elvis’s reputation and kill millions of innocent people.
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