WandaVision (D+) - January 15, 2021

[Zealot]

Well keep in mind

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Ralph could just be a nod to all the sitcom characters that we hear about and never actually see. Twin Peaks, Cheers, Frasier, Seinfeld, and a few others all used this. I'm even reminded of Taz's friend Joey Numbers.

Then again, witches are often called "brides of the devil."

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[Zealot]

I really hope we see 80s/90s style Full House/Family Matters style next and then talk-to-the-camera Office/P&R/Modern Family style.

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[Anoat]

I like how D+ suggested I watch Age of Ultron after episode 3.

[Guitarman]

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How Wanda reacted so angrily to Geraldine mentioning Ultron really pushes my suspicion she's trying to block out her bad memories. Seems like anyone that goes into her sphere loses memories at least temporarily. Vision is definitely a manifestation of her mind with how she forced him back in time.

Also Olsen and Bettany are really knocking it out of the park.

[Zealot]

Just watched episodes 1 and 2 again, they are definitely surrounded by hexagons- i.e; "hexed" in both intros.

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[Guitarman]

The westfield sign says "home is where you make it".

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Saw this on Reddit but, Vision quotes Shakespeare and one of Shakespeares famous lines is "All the world's a stage, all the men and women, merely players."

I love how this series is just dripping with little details.

[Myrrh_Quetz]

Shit like this is what happens when you have an actual fan of the material in charge. You get great stories and characters that aren't some over stylized garbage, or someones "interpretation" of a character or series.

You get the meal you enjoy, plus some extra seasoning that makes it that much better.

[kuronosan]

Wanda is scary as fuck and I love it.

[NotGreyheim]

I kinda want James Spader to just show up as a neighbor in one of the later episodes and just kick everything off with Wanda going berserk.

[Fhloston]

I kinda want James Spader to just show up as a neighbor in one of the later episodes and just kick everything off with Wanda going berserk.

That'd be genius.

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[Zealot]

Ok, new working theory.

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Someone or something lured Wanda to Westview (Mephisto? Nightmare? Doom?) and was the catalyst for her freakout. SWORD is trying to break in and rescue her, but AIM is working behind the scenes to try and get to her first. Neither party is aware of the original force that drew Wanda there in the first place.

Wanda has control over things because it's her powers causing it but she has no idea how she got there or why, hence my theory.

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[Cail]

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I've only watched the initial time, but it looked like the people surrounding Monica when she got blasted out had weapons drawn on her

I'm wondering if it was sword or another group

[Fhloston]

Ok, new working theory.

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Someone or something lured Wanda to Westview (Mephisto? Nightmare? Doom?) and was the catalyst for her freakout. SWORD is trying to break in and rescue her, but AIM is working behind the scenes to try and get to her first. Neither party is aware of the original force that drew Wanda there in the first place.

Wanda has control over things because it's her powers causing it but she has no idea how she got there or why, hence my theory.

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The Mephisto theory seems to be popular on Reddit. His connection to Wanda's children, Dr Strange and even Spiderman. Wanda is also rumored to appear in Spiderman. Seems they could be setting up a Mephisto arc but who knows? Folks also believe Agnes' unseen husband may be Mephisto. In episode 2 when Dottie says, “The devil’s in the details, Bev,” which leads to Agnes whispering to Wanda, “That’s not the only place he is.”

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[6souls]

[Mabubeezareel]

Well keep in mind

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Ralph could just be a nod to all the sitcom characters that we hear about and never actually see. Twin Peaks, Cheers, Frasier, Seinfeld, and a few others all used this. I'm even reminded of Taz's friend Joey Numbers.

Then again, witches are often called "brides of the devil."

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My first thought was that Ralph was a nod to the Honeymooners. Fitting, given the setting.

Anyone else notice that the entire neighborhood in episode 3 was just cutouts?

[kuronosan]

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My first thought was that Ralph was a nod to the Honeymooners. Fitting, given the setting.

Anyone else notice that the entire neighborhood in episode 3 was just cutouts?

I did too, I thought it was a nod to the painted landscapes we saw in a lot of 70s shows. Expect the next episode to have stock aerial shots. That would be cool.

[6souls]

https://www.etonline.com/jac-schaeff...terview-159521

Season finale will have a post-credits scene.

[TummieGaruda]

Holy shit this episode...they weren’t kidding when they said episode 4 onwards would really accelerate things.

[Qalbert]

I'm glad they at least briefly dealt with

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the repercussions and chaos of everyone reappearing since in Spider-man it was largely glossed over/played for a laugh

[Cail]

I'm glad they at least briefly dealt with

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the repercussions and chaos of everyone reappearing since in Spider-man it was largely glossed over/played for a laugh

That was really cool to see that