So, Wandavision?

[Imaculata]

I suspect almost every episode will be inside the sitcom, as will this one. But I think more and more will be revealed of the outside as the show progresses.

I love the weirdness of this series, and that 3 eps in we still don't know what's going on - yet it's clear the writers do.

That is key to writing a good mystery: knowing what the answer is, so all clues point in the same direction. And yet also including some misdirection to throw the audience off. It was one of my biggest gripes with the show Lost, that the writers clearly hadn't planned any ending.

I think a lot of our speculation so far is pretty spot on. I only wonder if there are other malevolent forces involved, apart from Wanda herself and SWORD. Is Agnes a red herring, or genuinly another one of these forces? I honestly don't know, but I suspect episode 4 will shed some light on some of our remaining questions.

 

[pukunui]

Well, that was interesting!

 

[ART!]

I've only seen the teaser/ad with Monica Rambeau and Jimmy Woo in it , and only with the sound off, so I at least know we're getting a look at the outside world again. Cool!

Watching the newest episode of WandaVision has become part of my Friday night routine: get home from work, whip up a quick dinner, and watch WV with my wife wife and my daughter, before I head off for some (socially distanced, mask-wearing) D&D! Makes for a pretty great evening!

 

[carrot]

That certainly answered some questions! And highlighted a few new ones..

 

[John R Davis]

Very good episode 4

 

[trappedslider]

I liked how Woo did a magic trick with his card suddenly appearing in his hand when he introduced himself.

 

[Umbran]

Oh, hey! Context!

As a note - it looks like many of the names of Westview residents are nod to people in the production.

They name a Sharon Davis - in the real world she's art director for WandaVision, for example.

 

[Tonguez]

Sweet Zombie Vision!!! I loved the episode, finally seeing it from the other side.

the reference to Cosmic Radiation overlaid with a TV signal was interesting and I wonder if thats going to be relevant in future exploration of the Multiverse.

 

[MarkB]

It was fascinating just seeing more of the Unsnap moment at the start of the episode. We didn't get to see much of it at all in Endgame, and Spider-Man Far From Home kind-of just rushed through it.

Still want to know what happened to people who were, say, speeding down a highway or on a transatlantic flight when Thanos Snapped them. Did they come back right where they vanished too?

 

[trappedslider]

Still want to know what happened to people who were, say, speeding down a highway or on a transatlantic flight when Thanos Snapped them. Did they come back right where they vanished too?

Fridge horror.....