I love how while both episodes are sitcoms they really capture the feel of the distinct styles as the sitcoms evolve. From the set design to the camera work to the extras in scenes becoming slowly more progressive.

They had Dick Van Dyke on as a consultant and he was like "I heard this mcu thing was a pretty big deal? Congratulations!"

Episode 3

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I really liked this episode, it felt like it was ramping up to something in a way that the first two didn't. Geraldine mentioning Ultron killing Pietro pissed off Wanda almost majorly, which led to some quality tension. Wanda was legit scary there. Kathryn Hahn kills every scene she is in and also seems like the one resident of the town that is kind of in on what's going on. I think she's probably the big bad of the season? Also, the line of the episode was the "Thank God" delivered by the mustached comic relief character being asked by his wife about whether the earings make her look fat right as the power went out. That guy always delivers quality comedy.

Boc @ 18/1/2021 0:56

I do think once the bleed over starts becoming more prominent it'll get better. The weird beekeeper thing was interesting

o. I take this back!!

ep 4 felt like Marvel at its very worst, the dialogue was so cringy. Didn't help that they brought back the worst character of the entire MCU

now I just want to go back to Olsen/Bettany doing more period sitcoms

Darcy Is whatever but I think ep 4 felt very movie esque. I missed Wanda and Vision that episode. I think they’ve done a good job this far but I can’t imagine where they’re taking this. I wonder how much cgi they’ll be able to do for a tv show

I liked how episode 4 linked everything together up to his point. Looking forward to more episodes.

It’s the most expensive show of all time if that answers your q Shad. I think it’s just supposed to be a single season

Yeah and the crazy part is that it isn't even close.

To put it in perspective, The Crown is the second most expensive show on television to make (I think mainly because it is shot in castles). It cost 130 million for a 10 episode season.

Wandavision cost 200 million for 9 episodes. It's nuts.

Ahoda Destroyer Of Worlds @ 1/2/2021 9:12

I liked how episode 4 linked everything together up to his point.

eh I disagree. I liked what they were doing with the very gradual CRACKS in the facade in the first 3 eps, not sure why they decided to skip past the mystery and just reveal (mostly) all in the middle of the season. Apparently people were growing impatient with it so I think I'm in the minority tho (:

Episode 5 is off the chain

There were so many hints and teasers that I didn't even understand since I'm not big into the MCU or the comics but a lot of people on twitter are excited so I'm excited too.

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so that's the Quicksilver from the X-Men movies right? So are those supposed to be canon now? I'm confused idk why they didn't just bring back Aaron Taylor-Johnson

huge missed opportunity if they don't have Mary Kate & Ashley appear for the 90s ep next week

Boc @ 5/2/2021 22:05

Spoiler + so that's the Quicksilver from the X-Men movies right? So are those supposed to be canon now? I'm confused idk why they didn't just bring back Aaron Taylor-Johnson huge missed opportunity if they don't have Mary Kate & Ashley appear for the 90s ep next week

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i think they brought the Sony Quicksilver back to establish the multiverse with Sony

Boc @ 6/2/2021 2:05

Spoiler + so that's the Quicksilver from the X-Men movies right? So are those supposed to be canon now? I'm confused idk why they didn't just bring back Aaron Taylor-Johnson huge missed opportunity if they don't have Mary Kate & Ashley appear for the 90s ep next week

They already said no Mary Kate and Ashley

Oh man that twist probably didn't make sense to most mcu fans eh?