Wandavision S01E02 "Don't touch that dial" Reaction & Review

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[@MaryCherryOfficial]

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[@JonPaulMaki]

Illusion and Glamor were characters in the comics. They were a married couple with super powers who had a professional magic act. They lived in the same small town Wanda and Vision lived in and became friends with them.

[@callum8279]

wow

[@codyguy195]

In New Jersey, which is where that area code is.

[@djsosonut]

I've watched/read all kinds of easter eggs for this show and I have heard that one before. Thanks!

[@chansell15]

The thing that worries me is the town says the event is for the children, but WHERE ARE THE CHILDREN?

[@riccardomarcon3884]

In the whole episode there are a lot of people saying "for the children" and, in the end, Wanda is pregnant. So, maybe someone is forcing Wanda to be pregnant and having children (maybe Agnes). Just a theory.

[@chansell15]

@@riccardomarcon3884 a decent theory we shall see how it plays out

[@Caseytify]

And they all chant it together as if brainwashed.

[@dcaslick]

This is happening in a reality created by Wanda based on the tv shows she watched when she was young. Children rarely appeared in those 50’s/60’s sitcoms Wanda has recreated in the first 2 episodes. They’re now moving into the 70’s when children became a bigger part of sitcoms, so it’s natural for it to be when they introduce Wanda’s children.

[@robinkulbay]

Yeah, there’s definitely something off about the whole children thing.

[@Drowningindisappointment]

The first episode was 50's themed so this one is more 60's themed, the next one is going to be more 70's

[@gothgirlgraveyard3539]

Ooh we’re gonna keep time travelling? I’m excited🖤

[@Godzilla-tu2cd]

@@gothgirlgraveyard3539 well it's not really time travel you'll see what I mean

[@Caseytify]

Going back to the trailers, I've recognized callbacks to Ozzie & Harriet, Bewitched, The Brady Bunch, and Family Ties. Note (in the trailers anyway) the saturated color palette of Westview compared to the "real world" scenes.

[@samuelchallis3420]

Yakety Yak came out in 1958 and Help Me Rhonda was 1965. I’d expect to hear one pop song in the next episode and the look of the episode will match the year the song came out

[@gothgirlgraveyard3539]

Samuel Challis nah I’m thinking maybe a rock song or something

[@alevsener2]

"Wanda has lost a lot, so she's probably gone nuts :/" is a very accurate title lol

[@Nathan-oe8ut]

How is that accurate in even the slightest way? Wanda is obviously stuck in some kind of dreamscape or simulation, hence S.W.O.R.D trying to get her out. Whether it's by her own doing or a third party, the circumstance is the same and glaringly obvious

[@ldkinbote]

@@Nathan-oe8ut She's saying that it is of Wanda's own doing, but she doesn't consciously realize it 'cause maybe she's had a nervous breakdown (a.k.a. gone nuts). It's different if someone else is in control of it and is doing something TO her. If she's doing it herself and doesn't realize it, that suggests a break from reality. She's lost her twin brother and Vision TWICE. Once by her own hand and then quickly after by Thanos, so no one can really blame her for losing it.

[@x2bounty]

@@Nathan-oe8ut I've never seen a more aggressive fan theory

[@ldkinbote]

Shit, I also forgot that she's also probably mourning the loss of Natasha and Tony Stark.

[@leonidaslemonis127]

@@ldkinbote I severely doubt Wanda gives two fucks about Tony Stark. Lmao

[@pazz]

It was common for shows at the time (50’s) to depict married couples in separate beds (TV networks didn’t want to even hint at sex). More interestingly, this episode draws its inspiration, themes and styles from 60’s sitcoms, which is when the norm began to change in shows like The Munsters and The Brady Bunch. So, Wanda bringing the beds together was a way to depict going from the 50’s to the 60’s. And then at the end of the episode, she gave the world colour, thus thrusting them into the 70’s.

[@michaelklaus]

I came here to say this and point out that both themes were also adressed in Pleasantville a movie about a tv sitcom.

[@forestcatkay14]

I believe I Love Lucy was the first show to show a couple’s bedroom. Other shows soon following.

[@DugTheDog]

08:50 "is red a theme here?" Scarlet Witch I would assume.

[@flamingfilms]

right, red is also the color of the reality stone...

[@killernyancat8193]

@@flamingfilms And? Vision had the mind stone.

[@flamingfilms]

@@killernyancat8193 Mind stone is yellow. We're talking about red being a recuring theme in the show is why. And this is a very bent reality. Mind stone could come into play for something else though as it is important to vision.

[@kevint4673]

LOL "Love their enthusiasm for neighborhood activities. Can't relate". The color effect was really cool, not something you see too often. Yeah I'm not sure either if it's Wanda in control, or someone else.. or maybe a bit of both? Nice blend of comedy and mystery so far

[@Drachendaemon1]

The color effect is 100% inspired (stolen) from Pleasantville ;)

[@ldkinbote]

@@Drachendaemon1 Actually, this episode is based off of Bewitched and that show started in black & white and then later on changed to Technicolor.

[@hanburgundy4317]

@@ldkinbote Both are true. The whole "one thing at a time becomes colorized" thing is from Pleasantville.

[@PhilMasters]

And horror, if you think about it. Remember “It’s a Good Life”?

[@NickWalkerWilliamson]

i'm guessing Wanda is the one actually powering the altered-reality town of Westview, but i definitely think Agnes and her unseen (or possibly non-existent) husband Ralph have something to do with manipulating Wanda's mind to keep her grieving or intensify her grief. they have a hand in this and i think Agnes wants Wanda's children for some reason.

[@unou588]

Did you notice; they keep saying 'For the Children' but none of the people in the town have kids, and they keep asking when Wanda and Vision are going to have children.

[@rileyribble6733]

Good catch! I didn’t even think about that!

[@PRWSharpshooter]

Had not noticed it. Good catch!

[@PhilMasters]

Good catch. This is a really weird multi-level show; it’s a note-perfect pastiche of old American sitcoms, and also a tragedy about a woman who’s failing to process extreme grief, but it’s also a horror story about a bunch of people who are trapped inside someone else’s psychotic breakdown. (Dealing with someone having a breakdown is hard enough when they don’t have godlike powers.) And if these other people in the town aren’t all figments of Wanda’s imagination, where ARE the children?

[@dimitryanyanwu7681]

In the advert of episode 2, we see the Hydra logo and Struker who was the dude experimenting on Wanda and her brother in "Avengers age of ultron".

[@paaritoshkarmakar2119]

Every episode in Wandavision will show a new era/decade till they reach the current time

[@aplacious24]

I love the way Wanda says “no” for some reason it just gives me chills

[@PhilMasters]

Yeah, Elizabeth Olsen is acting her socks off, isn’t she? And what can you do when someone with control of reality more or less literally loses the plot?

[@jesseburns3148]

"who is doing this to you, Wanda?" - Agent Jimmy Woo from Ant Man 1 & 2.

[@MaryCherryOfficial]

😂😂😂

[@aakashsaini2526]

@@MaryCherryOfficial you are laughing but Agent Jimmy Woo is confirmed to be in WandaVision lol and that sounded like him so it could actually be him.

[@RobTonge80]

Not a joke, that is the agent who's trying to reach here

[@matthewdunham1689]

@@RobTonge80 indeed

[@jesseburns3148]

@Tengku Nazran my bad, it's been a while since I've seen Ant Man, you're right. Take a like as compensation

[@srkallday7346]

The Flintstones are the first TV couple to share a bed...

[@hanburgundy4317]

If the bedrock is rocking, don't come a dabba-knocking.

[@kittyprydekissme]

@Ke Ge I don't know where you got that information, but Bob Newhart and Suzanne Pleshette were not the first live humans in bed together. Samantha and Darrin had been shown in bed together on Bewitched well before that. And in case you don't count Samantha as a human, there was also Oliver and Lisa on Green Acres, and Mike and Carol from the Brady Bunch.

[@tralvexxo5607]

The people that are singing WandaVision at the beginning are most likely trapped there too, because the tune is based off Help me Rhonda which sounds like help me Wanda.

[@aakashsaini2526]

Did you notice the commercials between these episodes are important too. First one was about Stark and the second one you probably noticed was about Hydra

[@yodieyuh]

It was Stark Industries explosives that killed the rest of her family while the toaster appeared to have mouth, eyes, and forehead gem representation while Stark made both Vision and the toaster and it was beeping like an explosive's timer.

[@jonathanfoster4202]

My favourite line of this episode: "is that how mirrors work...?" 🤣

[@Lokear]

Shut up, Beth. (I think that was the name of the lady Dottie hated)

[@ant-man9018]

Shut up Bev!

[@Lokear]

Dottie seems like she's gonna be really important. She was kept out of all the trailers except the last few TV spots, and she's one of the few things that had color when things were still black and white.

[@misterthedarkknight]

Rewatching this after episode 7, you wonder the part that the mailman plays on all of this. He’s always interact with Agnes or is always here when she’s here.

[@joshuawells835]

•So the first episode was in the 1950s. This episode is now in the 1960s. •The voice on the radio was Jimmy Woo, the FBI agent who was Scot Lang's parole officer in Ant-Man and the Wasp. •I think the transition into color symbolized the 1970s, as colorized television shows began late 1960s, early 1970s.

[@kazimierzrobaczynski9964]

my theory: Wanda has made an alternate reality and kinda set it in a sitcom. she can control the reality (dinner scene, radio scene, "no" scene), but sometimes things are getting out of hand and something is happening itself (color change scene). someone, most likely Jimmy Woo, Darcy Lewis and Monica Rambeau, are trying to get Wanda out of her reality (radio scene), idk why, but maybe because it starts to affect our real world somehow. also, something is not right and there actually is a possibility to enter Wanda's world (the helicopter and the beekeeper). idk who the beekeper is, but he is probably evil, he discovered the way to enter her reality, but Jimmy, Monica and Darcy still haven't figured it out. idk if this theory is correct or even can happen, but these are just my first thoughts of what the hell is going on here.

[@hanburgundy4317]

There's definitely something to do with S.W.O.R.D. - we see a sword emblem on the helicopter, on the beekeeper, and a couple other places.

[@kennethha416]

In one of the trailers it shows I'd assume a scientist wearing some sort of hazmat suit-like equipment, entering wanda's reality. They resemble the beekeeper and they have the sword logo on their back so I'd assume they're like a sword researcher or something

[@DBillings68]

This episode really left me "Wanda"ring what's going to happen. (rim shot). I'll see myself out.

[@Lokear]

Take my like and gtfo

[@danigaribay6254]

"is red a theme here?" Well maybe, I mean he is the SCARLET witch after all

[@nathancroft22]

sleeping in the same bed in old sitcoms was meant to represent being sexually active, and I think its interesting that Wanda ended up being pregnant by the end of the same episode she pushed the beds together, idk if this was on purpose but its a nice little detail, and the whole "for the children" thing being said as a lead up to Wanda's actual children is pretty cool too

[@richierich7229]

I think the whole "for the children" thing is prove that she is being manipulated by Mephisto to have children. Because in the comics, Mephisto has a lot to do with Wanda's twins.

[@DiscipleOfLeisure]

Understanding, patience, and empathy gladly given. You've earned it.

[@MiguelBustamante2585]

13:17 looks like a recall to infinity war when they get at the beginning and vision says "we should've stayed in bed"

[@Warfolomei]

It's the same power she used on the Avengers in the Ultron movie. It started as a simple oldy show, but is getting stronger with every episode.

[@lic.juanpablogomez360]

Not just you, my dear, i would love can to see an entire season of every decade. Lizzie and Paul are hilarious, both are excelents comedians, and they chemistry is amazing!

[@flamingfilms]

3:26 Completely agree! I'm looking forward to the other decades and the MCU connections, but I could totally watch this show just like this.

[@kaniya_reacts]

the voice talking to Wanda is Jimmy Woo from Ant-Man

[@MaryCherryOfficial]

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[@tombplayer6911]

Please watch agents of shield

[@disneyfan5304]

He mary cherry check out new rockstars on KZbin for easter eggs in the mcu and wandavision episode 1 and 2

[@antonytjp]

Agnes is the bad person.... Ag(atha Hark)nes... She is messing with wandas mind

[@antonytjp]

It’s supposed to be Agatha Harkness... aka Agnes Ag(atha Hark)nes

[@tekunin5407]

I wonder if you'd be up for watching the MCU Netflix series! The Defenders universe easily fits within the larger MCU, since they're all New York based. Plus you'll meet some of the most compelling characters and villains, villains like Wilson Fisk/Kingpin, Kilgrave, Billy Russo, Cottonmouth and Bushmaster from Luke Cage, and so on! Daredevil is considered one the best comic shows ever, and there's rumours that that version of Matt Murdock/Daredevil will appear in Spiderman 3 :) They definitely show off the other, darker side of the MCU, the everyday lives of heroes trying to get by. In a lot of ways, its even better than the main MCU!

[@Kriseb9]

I'm really loving WandaVision. I can't wait to see more. :)

[@Chuckyprime_]

The beekeeper is a sword agent, S.W.O.R.D is like shield but in space, at the end of far from home, nick fury was in space, that part right there was a glimpse of sword, a new shield.

[@redviper6805]

Geraldine is the daughter of Captain Marvel’s best friend; nicknamed Lieutenant Trouble. She might be working for SWORD, whose logo was on the beekeeper’s outfit, the toy helicopter with Iron Man colors, and other places. Did you see the mind stone on the doors of Vision’s Cabinet of Mystery?!

[@coreylevine8095]

Nick fury is her mother friend in the movie

[@Mach1Greeble]

Been a minute since i saw Emma Caulfield in anything.

Anya!

[@Cybeldar]

They should have shown her being uncomfortable around Senor Scratchy.

[@EternalDensity]

She has been in stuff since Buffy. Wait, she was in an ep of Supergirl? I have no memory of the character she played.

[@ryuzoir]

The last scene from ep 1 is sword monitoring her from the outside while trying to get in this sitcom reality. Sword is a counterpart of shield that protect earth from celestial attack and did appear in spiderman far from home credit scene

[@jesseburns3148]

Agent Jimmy Woo is a SWORD agent, using the FBI as a cover for monitoring potential cosmic threats

[@ryuzoir]

@@jesseburns3148 I know it's him but idk he pretend to be FBI

[@mkl_dvd]

They have separate beds in the beginning of the episode because for a long time, TV couples were never shown sharing a bed. The Flintstones was the first TV show where a married couple slept in the same bed.

[@stonecoldku4161]

I'm not the biggest comic book guy, so there were a lot of references and Easter Eggs that I didn't get when I watched it. Luckily there are videos that cover all or most of them. It really helped a lot.

[@abcdefghi2749]

After losing vision in Infinity War, Wanda's true power is starting too manifest itself subconsciously without her realizing it and in order to get over the grief of vision she created an illusion of him in his pocket reality that most likely she was responsible for making in the show. Apparently, there may be some outside influence keeping her in this sort of oblivious state to make sure that she doesn't snap out of it knowing who knows the extent of her powers and abilities who will most likely end up being the main villain of this season. Wanda can alter reality, after all. The hints and Easter eggs are also there in these first two episodes tying into the comic book inspirations for this show: House of M in 2005 by Brian Michael Bendis and 2016's The Visions by Tom king. Now, 7 more episodes too go.

[@malikhardy3511]

Great review! I’m shocked I haven’t seen anyone mention it, but when she picks up the helicopter and examines it, the logo on the front right before Agnes startles her is the SWORD logo. Also, I’m guessing right along with you, but my theory is that the commercial represent trauma in her life. The toaster by stark industries was beeping like a bomb before it went off (Wanda & her brother said they had to hide under the bed for 2 days from a stark missile when they were kids. The one in this episode is a strucker watch & Baron Von strucker was the one who experimented on her and her brother and gave them their powers with Loki’s scepter.

[@davidgrider4302]

You are too adorable Mary! MOAR WANDAVISION!!!

[@rodrigofoli]

I loved how they teased us with" in a real magic act, everything is fake" ahhah

[@JedHead77]

Fun fact: Back then, married couples were shown in separate beds, and they never showed a toilet! 😁

[@thomasharris4942]

Back in the 50s and earlier, there was a thing called the Hays Code in American cinema and TV. It was a puritanical moral code that prevented the depiction of anything sexual (among other things). Hence the two beds becoming one as we move from 50s tv into 60s tv in this ep.

[@AspieMediaBobby]

The joke was "mastication" rhymes with masturbation and 1950s sitcoms were prohibited from mentioning sex because they were guess what?"For the children."

[@Cybeldar]

The censors used to make shows have twin beds for bedroom scenes even for married couples.

[@justsomeintrovertedhuman5726]

When Mary tried to talk like Wanda, she sounds like a Disney Princess.

[@procrastinator99]

Separate beds was a TV trope of this era. :)

[@Narutoanime16g]

I love seeing Vision and Wanda together the setting of this episode was so funny lol loved the magic show and seeing Wanda break from reality a bit but then reverting things back so she's happy she's really going through it like she don't wanna leave

[@Fab1tyChannel]

they sleep in separate beds because that's how it was in 1960s tv-shows. Each episode is a new decade. Agnes is a villain or with Mephisto in this series. S.W.O.R.D is wanna help Wanda through radio

[@dimitryanyanwu7681]

The man talking to her on the other line is the Asian loking dude who did not know how to talk to children from "Antman and The Wasp"

[@Caseytify]

Agent Woo.

[@dimitryanyanwu7681]

@@Caseytify yep

[@Zakemaster]

I mean, you aren’t wrong... but I’m just questioning why you didn’t just say Asian. The “looking” felt superfluous. 🤣

[@amaelboisson5439]

When she turns the 2 beds into one, it's the transition from the 50s to the 60s :) The watch ad was called Strucker like the scientist who gave Wanda and Pietro their powers, plus is was written Hydra on it, not so subtle ^^ where's Agnes' husband? We never see him...

[@Serryy]

If you have ever time, you can rewatch Age of Ultron and try to catch the meanings of the ads of the first two episodes. Oh and btw, this is the 60s, not 50s. We got a typical sitcom of one decade per episode.

[@richardleatherman5075]

FYI: "Mind your p's and q's" is an old expression that means "keep your head down and don't ruffle any feathers." (Using metaphors to explain a metaphor.)

[@ChannelReuploads9451]

8:15 "I Don't believe You !", recognize the actress, its Anya, from Buffy The Vampire Slayer.

[@Arn._.]

Mary: "He needs Tony" Me: *sobs* Tony's dead

[@ozzycalle]

Love the hair! Perfection!

[@MasterCrawford343]

I seem to remember a very fitting line from a famous Vampire in TV. "Is everyone here very stoned?" That is what I get off of everyone except Agnes... she is always there when Wanda sort of "snaps out of it" only to bring her right back into this, what can only be described as, delusion. And the mantra of "For the Children" is just creepy the way they all chant it... it's almost like they are in a trance...

[@thisguy3372]

I can’t wait for Agnes to be revealed as a villain

[@ieyke]

I doubt she's a villain. She's almost definitely Wanda's mentor, Agatha Harkness.

[@richierich7229]

I don't think she's exactly a villain. She's definitely not the villain. If you get what I mean.

[@ezraclemons9189]

@@richierich7229 mephisto babbyyyy

[@marc_8o0]

I would say she works with the villain🤔🤧

[@heinricheverson]

I think she might be forced by the Villain to work with him. She may have sold her soul to the devil to save her from burning at the stake and now he possesses her body.

[@technopirate304]

I get the feeling Agnes may really be Agatha Harkness who was Wanda's magic teacher in the comics. However, Agatha was always portrayed as a much much much older woman.

[@richierich7229]

Agatha Harkness was a witch from the Salem Witch trials in the 1870s and was reborn in modern times according to the comics. So in the MCU, she could just be reborn a middle aged woman. 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@technopirate304]

@@richierich7229 I know just mentioning the age difference because everyone here may not know

[@Postscriptom]

Geraldine is the little girl (grown up) from Captain Marvel, and Agnes is the old witch from the comics, she wants her to have her children to raise them...

[@caljax7352]

“I love Agnes” little did she know 😂

[@Caseytify]

Her "Stepford-wifeness" is a tongue in cheek reflection of late 50s/early 60s sitcoms. Leave it to Beaver, Ozzie & Harriet, Bewitched... ;) You should watch the, er, watch commercial again. Pay close attention. :) The screen at the end of episode 1, the helicopter, and the beekeeper's uniform all had a sword logo on them. I read the latter as interpretation of a drone (male bees), but someone else suggested it's someone in a hazmat suit that Wanda saw as a beekeeper, in denial. The voice is Agent Woo. They're jamming so many easter eggs and clues into each episode it's insane. I'm reminded of the old 60s show, The Prisoner.

[@shanenolan8252]

I read somewhere this is the most expensive season of television ever

[@madnessarcade7447]

7:39 you got the joke right a lot of people seem to be missing the joke lmao I burst out laughing when I heard it

[@supremeloki6273]

Notice the first color she saw was red and that is for vision, he red and that the first color she saw.

[@hugo59208]

Took me a while to understand the mastication joke 😂

[@rrson648]

Guess you just had to chew on it for a minute.

[@derick_d5344]

@@rrson648 hah!

[@jaernihiltheus7817]

The color red is, probably, a reference to the fact that wanda's superhero name is "the scarlet witch". Though it probably means other things too

[@tabxtra7057]

The bossy lady is Emma Caulfield Ford from Buffy The Vampire slayer - (Anya), She is great.

[@mahad813]

I fucking love Wanda. About time she has the spotlight to shine❤️❤️❤️. Save this! She will be the reason why Mutants will appear in the MCU💯

[@jmhaces]

They're on different beds at first because old TV shows were heavily censored regarding anything to do with sex, even to the point of shying away from showing a married couple in the same bed. If you look at some shows from that era you'll see that married couples have different beds, which is really strange to more modern audiences. I remember back in the early 80's when I was a little kid I actually asked my mom why Fred Flintstone and his wife Wilma had separate beds because it didn't make sense to me, and then I noticed that most old shows did the same thing since even back then those shows were already a couple of decades old. Since the "WandaVision" show-within-a-show transitions in this episode from the 50's to the 60's things relax a bit and their beds merge into the same bed and they even have a bit of innuendo. Last episode they were mostly basing the look and feel of the show on things like "I Love Lucy" and now in this one it's mostly based on stuff like "Bewitched."

[@oxhine]

Hey, Mary! The sitcom being parodied was "Bewitched" and they even ape the animated intro! It was a black-and-white sitcom that was colorized partway through its run which is what happens in this transitional episode. Standards and Practices forbade a wedded couple from being depicted sharing the same bed. It was considered scandalous! Lucille Ball bucked the trend on "I Love Lucy" by pushing two double beds together but a single bed scenario wasn't shown until "The Brady Bunch"! Wanda and all of Westview's inhabitants are seemingly trapped in a reality bubble of Wanda's making or made to trap Wanda. All colorization, MCU references, radio contact and disturbances that aren't sitcom hijinks are external attempts to breach the bubble. Some people are SWORD agents like Monica Rambeau aka Geraldine. Some, like Agnes, work for another party. It's Wanda's world and they're all living in it. Notice the Mind Stone on the Cabinet of Mysteries. Notice the Baron Strucker watch with the Hydra logo.. I think the SWORD helicopter was trying to penetrate or disable the psychic bubble with ordnance which accounts for the loud THUMPS. Those were probably explosions or shockwaves. The bubble is an extension of Wanda so it retaliated by absorbing the chopper and rendering it harmless as a toy! I wonder what Agnes means that Dottie is the key to everything? Is it more than the social hierarchy of Westview? Why is her blood in color? Notice the purpose of the garden party and talent show is "FOR THE CHLDREN" and Wanda ends the episode pregnant with her twins! That David Schwimmer schlub look-a-like kills me! I loved drunk Vision! Elizabeth Olsen made a very fetching assistant. The beekeeper had a SWORD logo on his suit. The ORIGINAL Captain Marvel was a Kree soldier called Mar-Vell. Carol Danvers was his human ally before gaining powers herself. He famously died from a cancer that no science of Mr. Fantastic or magic of Doctor Strange could cure. His death has never been reversed and, like Uncle Ben, he's one of Marvel's sacred cows. So respected a figure was Mar-Vell that his nemesis Thanos, who happened to be dead at the time of Mar-Vell's passing, returned in spirit to escort the soul of his honored opponent into the beyond. Monica Rambeau was a New Orleans harbor cop who acquired her electromagnetic powers in an accident. She never knew Mar-Vell and adopted the Captain Marvel name without understanding its significance. She's a cool character who can travel at light speed and who led the Avengers in the '80's. She finally decided to change her name out of respect for Mar-Vell's legacy and has gone by different monikers including Photon. Nowadays, she's known as Spectrum. I like that name for her best.

[@kenle2]

Has she never seen a rerun of Bewitched? They are basically re-imagining that "style" of early 1960's situation comedy as the background for this illusion/alternate reality.

[@Haltech007]

I think I am seeing a trend here. Ep01 was I Love Lucy and Ep02 is Bewitched. I saw in the previews that there is a Brady Bunch episode coming up.

[@bluepearl_22]

They're going through every decade with each new episode.

[@filipnekoranec9576]

The man who was talking to wanda Is the asian detective from ant-man And the wasp.

[@masterswordwielder]

Did you notice how Agnes put down her Handbag in relief after realizing Vision hangs on a rope? What was her plan?! Actually there are many interesting hints from Agnes in the show so far. Another one is that she did a weird hand gesture when first meeting Vision, which Wanda later did to scan Vision. That would imply that Agnes scanned him....

[@gamemaster2819]

One thing more like a 60s sitcom is the smaller house. 50s used larger, more realistic rooms for sets, but they didn’t realize this would require everyone to yell for the audience and mics

[@JedHead77]

“WHAT’S IN THE BOX?!”

[@pebblesanddirt]

WandaVision seems to be specially designed to take one of the most beautiful women on earth and have everyone fall head over heels for her lol

[@mercurywoodrose]

tv shows in the 50s and early 60s had married couples sleeping in separate twin beds. this pays homage to that, esp. with the bringing of the beds together, at some point it changed in the world of TV. i recall bob newhart slept in a queen/king with his wife, suzanne pleshette. how he got someone that hot well never know. glamour and illusion are names of comics characters, but the word Glamour is a type of magic spell, cast to make one become entranced or in love. the field is called Glamoury. real witches talk about this, i used to sell a book on it. so thats a reference to her being a witch.

[@sirmoonslosthismind]

in the 1950s, any tv couple played by actors who weren't married in real life were required to occupy separate beds.

[@queenofnevers6990]

besides it was a common habit in real life too

[@myeckwaters]

Even if the actors were married to each other. It was all about avoiding depicting anything remotely hinting at sex. The Production Code literally said that if both partners were in the same bed one of them had to have at least one foot on the floor. This was the rule for network TV shows and any movie that wanted a normal theatrical release (remember those?). America is a weird place.

[@JacksonseeYaj]

The red is a throwback to the red when she uses her powers but its also a subtle throwback to the manipulation of reality. Obviously she didn't get her powers from the reality stone, but when she gives color to her reality, its eerily similar to when thanos uses the reality stone to manipulate reality. Its a cool symbolic and thematic thing.

[@danzieawadhi3013]

I don't know if you realized but the black lady "Jeraldine" is actually grown up Monica Rambeau from Captain Marvel.

[@diogocasstro]

oh wow I haven't saw the trailers yet wow I didn't knew that tho lol

[@Illjwamh]

Some people who choose not to read all the leaks and promos might not have wanted to know that.

[@diogocasstro]

@@Illjwamh yeah you are right, I wish I didn't knew about this stuff, I'm one of these people that wanted to know nothing about the show... ._.

[@danzieawadhi3013]

@@Illjwamh it's not a spoiler tho, there's nothing secretive about it. It was announced by Marvel before the show even began filming. If I thought it would spoil anything I wouldn't have wrote the comment.

[@Illjwamh]

@@danzieawadhi3013 You didn't read what I said. Some people deliberately avoid such press releases because they don't want to know. I know I wish I didn't know. Not to mention you literally started your statement with, "I don't know if you realized, but". If she's expected to know because it's not a spoiler, why are you making a point of telling her?

[@adiahaalexander9359]

*YES!!* I *LOVE* Agness

[@Belnick6666]

She should read House of M.... Wanda is up there with Phoenix and Molecule Man, she just dont know how powerful her chaos magic is.

[@epicgamer9014]

Hair still looks amazing!

[@shanenolan8252]

Thanks mary

[@dizdude897]

Im pretty sure agnes and dottie is important, dotties still doesnt know who she is but im pretty sure agnes is aware of her identity I think wanda unaware that shes in control there

[@terrellthaddies7867]

The voice that u heard in the radio is Jimmy Woo, the FBI Agent from the Ant-Man movies and he's one of the returning MCU characters to be in WandaVision

[@jokybones]

"Very cool grading" --- the shot is in Black and white xD

[@shanenolan8252]

Thanks Ryan

[@andysutcliffe3915]

The head of the women’s group is Emma Caulfield, Anya from Buffy…

[@davidhamblyn5552]

The toy helicopter was the same colour scheme as Ironman.

[@christopherbacon1077]

And Vision.

[@kellybills2987]

I want to feel like she's completely in control of it all in her denial for things that have happened. But also, what is the show without a bad guy? Unless SHE'S the bad guy this time around. There has to be more to it than just her bubble of paradise.

[@jondoe8465]

That man talking to Wanda through the radio is Agent Woo from Ant-Man and the Wasp. That was the FBI agent who did close up magic.

[@hwatchingthis6496]

Love how much you love this. People are gonna look back and be like "this was GREAT set up" but just bc we have these two episodes with hidden moments, it's not as fun right now.. I trust in the story tho

[@anagh1412]

13:40 The next marvel movie would be Ant Man and the Wasp and their will be a police officer in the movie! This is him. You will also see the friend of Jane Foster in these

[@c-mc]

she has already seen the movies

[@Murrlin27]

Buckle in for the Mindblast Ride!

[@zarquondam]

On a lot of early sitcoms, married couples were weirdly required by the network to be shown as sleeping in separate beds (since the *actors* weren't married to each other, so showing them in the same bed was thought to be "suggestive"), even if the wife character kept miraculously giving birth. Over time this requirement was relaxed. Thus "I Love Lucy" (1951-57) was a separate-beds show, while "Bewitched" (1964-1972) was one of the first same-bed shows. Since the first episode of "Wandavision" is an homage to the look of "I Love Lucy," while the second episode of "Wandavision" is an homage to the look of "Bewitched," it makes sense that this episode features a transition from two beds to one. (Also, "Bewitched" began in black and white in its first season but later moved to colour, so that too is referenced in this episode.)

[@zarquondam]

So that animated opening also imitates the animated opening of "Bewitched," and Wanda is imitating Elizabeth Montgomery's voice throughout.

[@zarquondam]

Also: the style and colour scheme of the broken toy helicopter that Wanda fishes out of the bushes are similar to Vision's look in the Avengers movies -- whatever that might signify.

[@zarquondam]

Though also similar to Iron Man's, of course. In either case, perhaps Wanda's subconscious is reminding her of events from the war with Thanos that she's forgotten?

[@zarquondam]

By the way, the plot of "WandaVision" is (very) loosely based on two different plot arcs from the comics (one focusing on Wanda, one focusing on Vision), but which aspects of which arc this mashup is going to draw on is unclear; so although those who've read the comics have a *slightly* better guess as to some of what's happening, we're almost as much in the dark as those who haven't read the comics.

[@zarquondam]

Besides "I Love Lucy," another major influence on the look and feel of episode 1 was "The Dick van Dyke Show" (1961-66), which also featured separate beds.

[@pigs18]

The first episode was based on the 50s and this one on the 60s. The ending is fitting as color TV was introduced in that decade.