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By John Boone‍ Marvel Studios On WandaVision, a superpowered witch appears as a '50s housewife, with her synthezoid other half passing as her groovy sideburned hubby. Which is to say, no one is who they appear to be. Except Dottie. Emma Caulfield (who starred as Anya the vengeance demon on Buffy the Vampire Slayer) really is playing the neighbor from hell -- though how literal that is remains to be seen. Dottie is introduced in the second episode as the queen of the cul-de-sac, who finds herself unimpressed with Westview's newest resident, Wanda (Eli...

WandaVision's Emma Caulfield Talks Dottie's 'Surreal Moment' — Plus, Did the Writers Sneak in a Buffy Reference? TVLine 28/01/2021 We don’t yet know who is behind WandaVision’s seemingly perfect alternate reality — is Wanda the architect? Or could this be the work of a malevolent force? — but the Disney+ series is clear about who runs the suburban town within it. In the second episode, titled “Don’t Touch That Dial,” we were introduced to Dottie Jones ( Buffy the Vampire Slayer‘s Emma Caulfield), a Regina George-like figure who, according to Agness (Kathryn Hahn), is the ...

WandaVision episode two spoilers follow. After granting wishes for millennia, Anya has now granted us our greatest wish of all by bringing back Buffy's Emma Caulfield in a new genre role. And not just any role. WandaVisionrepresents the start of a game-changing chapter for Marvel, and it looks like Dottie will play a huge part in that. We first hear about Dottie before we meet her, and what we hear about her isn't great. On their way to a neighbourhood meeting, Agnes warns Wanda that Dottie is "key to everything in this town". "Get in with Dottie and it'll be smooth sailing from here on out...