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I think maybe we are supposed to be confused. But the trial "ended" when Teen actually finished the rules: spoke to a spirit, did not taunt it or ask about death, and then said goodbye, right? Or something like that. I would need to rewatch the scene.

I have not seen the Funko Pop spoiler but I certainly Googled "Who in the MCU has blue magic?" after watching this episode. If Teen does turn out to be Wiccan then this episode might really be the lynchpin of the whole series. The comparison and contrast between Evanora and Agatha on one hand...

Poor Alice. Very exciting episode from beginning to end for once. But I think we really are supposed to take from this is that something is up with Agatha that makes Evanora the real villain of the Harkness family? Looking forward to seeing how this all plays out next week.

I still think it is possible it was an admission, accidental or deliberate. But after posting that I also remembered that during this same interview she was just talking about the movie she made with Francis Ford Coppola so it is at least also plausible that Nic Cage was on her mind naturally too.

So Aubrey Plaza was being interviewed by Desi Lydic and was asked who would be in her "dream coven" and she named a politician and a bunch of actresses, including Patti. But then at the end she added "Nicolas Cage" and I feel like that was either an accidental admission or a deliberate nod to...

Actually I expect that Galadriel will be focusing on the magic from here on out. I think that is what the "gown" look at the end telegraphs. Fighting Sauron one and one while being partially compromised by him was pretty high tier though. I am actually a bit sad about Adar. I guess it had to...

Solid episode. I guess the episodes are shorter than I thought they would be as a rule, but this one ended on a more satisfying note at least. I look forward to finding out about so-and-so's "thing" next week hopefully.

Just watched the first two episodes with my Dad. What would be the problem with Vic become Zsasz? That you think of Zsasz as a born psychopath?

I liked She-Hulk too but it had one big, green problem: I thought the scenes where Jennifer was not hulked out were generally better.

Sorry. I was expecting since we were openly talking about Wiccan and Darkheart and similar stuff that that sort of detail was par for the course.

In the comics the Salem Seven are Agatha's grandchildren and Teen is looking a little young to have fathered a whole gaggle.

I thought the rabbit was Agatha's son.

I just think that whoever chose the ending song for the latest episode should be fired. Is that so much to ask? ; ) Anyway I had this thought about art criticism while reading the last few pages of this thread: when talking about "criticism" versus "opinion" in something like (fine) art...

I think there is still room for a twist in this regard. An amended version of the rule might be, "They're not really dead unless you've seen the body and moved on to the next scene."

I actually finished watching at 9:35 but I momentarily forgot to comment! I was not really that thrilled by this episode. We got a great name drop and a tiny bit of backstory for Agatha but the episode otherwise was... slow. And when they finished the first trial I was all ready for them to...

At the end of Falcon and the Winter Soldier did they not change the title to Captain America and the Winter Soldier? I wonder whether there could be some sort of sleight of hand like that at the end.

So yesterday I did a marathon re-watch of the Raimi Spider-Man trilogy. I think they were somewhat better and worse than I remembered in different ways. I also noticed that Chloe Dykstra was in the train scene when watching the credits (she is the daughter of ILM veteran John Dykstra, a key...

Some weeks ago the game show channel my Mom watches had Election on for their movie (because they show older movies in addition to older game shows). I recorded it on the PVR and just got around to watching in tonight. There was clearly a lot of things about the film I had completely forgotten...

Sounds a bit like Discovery syndrome where across five seasons most of the bridge crew had like half an episodes worth of character development.

Sharon's flowers were white, right? "In English folklore, the white hart is associated with Herne the Hunter. Arthurian legend states that the creature has a perennial ability to evade capture, and that the pursuit of the animal represents mankind's spiritual quest. It also signalled that the...