Spoilers Agatha All Along discussion

[pukunui]

Sounds like it's the opposite to me. Once you figure out that Teen is Billy Maximoff, or perhaps just identify him as "Wanda's son" (though Agatha should be aware of the children, seeing as she babysat them and stuff), there is no longer any need for the sigil and thus it will self-destruct.

Yeah, OK. Hopefully we'll find out this week!

 

[Enevhar Aldarion]

Yeah, OK. Hopefully we'll find out this week!

Hopefully this Wednesday, since the official Marvel Studios Facebook page posted the still from that trailer and outright called him Billy Maximoff in the post.

 

[pukunui]

Hopefully this Wednesday, since the official Marvel Studios Facebook page posted the still from that trailer and outright called him Billy Maximoff in the post.

Spoiling their own show! Gosh.

 

[Umbran]

Thanks. I thought maybe it had been discussed but couldn't remember. So saying his name won't get rid of the sigil. You have to use magic to do it.

What? No!
The sigil goes away "when it is no longer needed". Not, "when you use magic to get rid of it."

 

[CherubKid]

So, for next week's 90s, if they follow the pattern, do they go Grunge, Matrix black leather or Buffy High School? I vote for Grunge. It would fit the current 'rebellious' mood of Wiccan.

I was thinking MTV's Real World, but that might be more of a Wandavision (TV genre) vibe than an Agatha-show (decade genre) scenario

 

[pukunui]

I was thinking MTV's Real World, but that might be more of a Wandavision (TV genre) vibe than an Agatha-show (decade genre) scenario

WandaVision was decades as well as genre.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Spoiling their own show! Gosh.

Secrecy is no longer needed.

 

[pukunui]

Secrecy is no longer needed.

So it would appear. Nevertheless it’s still a spoiler for anyone who is behind or who hasn’t started watching yet.

 

[Staffan]

WandaVision was decades as well as genre.

More specifically, WandaVision was a single genre (sitcom) viewed through the lenses of multiple decades.

 

[pukunui]

Personally, I would leave the three main real-world religions completely out of it. Way too much baggage with what goes on in real life for that to drag down the MCU.

This week's episode begins with a Bar Mitzvah, so ...

EDIT: Well, that was illuminating. Now we know "what happened", who made the sigil, and what Billy is hoping to find at the end of the Witches' Road (or who, to be exact).

Also, a fun recap of episode 1 from Billy's perspective.