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How This Week’s ‘WandaVision’ Cameo Changed the MCU Forever This week’s  WandaVision is titled “On a Very Special Episode...” and while it and every  Wandavision episode title is a reference to old TV lingo (last week was “We Interrupt This Program”), that was also quite accurate. Most of the episode continued the show’s parallel storylines; Wanda carrying on her phony sitcom life inside the town of Westview, Monica Rambeau and the agents of S.W.O.R.D. investigating the “anomaly” from outside the energy barrier protecting it from the rest of the world. Then that came...

How 'WandaVision' Made Itself the Perfect Anti-Binge Watch In eschewing traditional streaming logic, Disney Plus is dropping its big shows weekly - and it works. Caroline Framke, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail SPOILER ALERT: This piece contains spoilers for the first five episodes of “WandaVision.” If “WandaVision” had dropped its entire season all at once instead of teasing its mystery out over weeks of storytelling, what would we make of it? More from Variety I asked myself this question a lot while watching the first three episodes I initially had to review, and then even more o...

February 04, 2021 WandaVision. Marvel Studios The first three episodes of WandaVision were a confusing, enjoyable, reality-bending piece of work and if it gave you more questions than it did answers about the heroes Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen) and Vision, then it’s doing its job. Thrown into the deep end of 50s, 60s and then 70s sitcoms, the first three episodes of WandaVision saw the loved-up heroes living a suburban life – happily married and attempting to assimilate into their seemingly normal community of neighbours. It didn’t take long for strange occurrences to happen and viewers are ...

CinemaBlend While filmmakers clearly get autonomy when working on their respective projects in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, there is also a key collaborative aspect to being a part of the franchise. With all stories contributing to a larger continuity and many of them developing simultaneously, there are measures taken to ensure that concurrently developing stories don’t overlap and that certain ideas can be implemented for the grand scheme. It’s a process that has worked for Marvel Studios on the big screen for more than decade now, and it’s not something that’s changin...

WandaVision: Why Sitcoms? In the most recent episode of Marvel's WandaVision, "We Interrupt This Program", Jimmy Woo (Randall Park) returns to the MCU, coming to Westview to try to figure out what exactly is going on with the town, with Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen), with the whole situation. As you might guess, he has a lot of questions and those are questions that viewers have, too. Among those questions is one that is of particular interest given the structure of the world Wanda has apparently created and the overall structure of the show itself: "why sitcoms?" It's a question for fans since th...