I didn’t see a thread for it last week or this week. I figured I’d wait to make one until I knew if I was going to give up on it or not (like the last Star Wars show). The fourth episode aired last night I have to admit, it’s got a lot of estrogen but I’m onboard because I think it’s going to eventually tell us what happened to Wanda at the end of Multiverse of Madness. It’s pretty dark for Disney with a few jump scares thrown in. They’ve also name dropped Mephisto…finally (IYKYK). Just make sure to watch the nerd explanations on YouTube afterwards if you’re confused. It’s sad that I have to do this, but I guess I should warn the homophobes that there are gay characters, so if you have a problem with that…you’ve been forewarned. If you’re a serious MCU fan like myself, give it a try.
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So I'm wondering what the point of this show exactly was, outside of bringing in Billy Maximoff and Mistress Death (and going to find Tommy)? It was entertaining enough I suppose, but the "why" didn't hit home with me, unless it was about giving the residents of Westview a proper ending after fully breaking them out of Wanda's spell?
I believe this was all to introduce Mephisto, Death (will we see her in Deadpool 4?!?!?!), and let Katheryn Hahn cook.
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Originally Posted by Bowser:
So I'm wondering what the point of this show exactly was, outside of bringing in Billy Maximoff and Mistress Death (and going to find Tommy)? It was entertaining enough I suppose, but the "why" didn't hit home with me, unless it was about giving the residents of Westview a proper ending after fully breaking them out of Wanda's spell?
Other than explaining how Billy and Tommy are still alive after Wandavision and introducing Wiccan and Death, nothing really. I think it was just something spooky they made for Halloween time on Disney+. It wasn't a bad show though. It kept me entertained. I've just resigned myself to the understanding that these Disney+ shows are going to affect the movies as heavily as they used to.
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