Watching WandaVision for the FIRST time!! | MOVIE REACTION | MCU Phase 4 (part 1/3)

[@DeweyFinn21]

Just in case nobody told you, the last three episodes of WandaVision have mid credit scenes and the last one also has a post credit scene. They're important so I don't want you missing out.

[@c-mc]

After WandaVision: The Falcon And The Winter Soldier (6 episodes) Loki (6 episodes) Black Widow (movie) What If (animated series - 9 episodes) Shang-Chi and The Legend of The Ten Rings (movie) Eternals (movie coming out on Friday in theaters) Hawkeye (November 24th - 6 episodes) Spider-Man: No Way Home (movie - December 17th)

[@bartubulkaz5150]

X-men movies

[@marianne5055]

@@bartubulkaz5150 and the netflix marvel shows...

[@c-mc]

@@marianne5055 meh

[@cirkbejnar8329]

In my opinion the order of Loki and Black Widow doesn't really matter. The latter came out before the former was finished. Otherwise stick to the list. Some people skipped What If? because it's animation but I thought it was quote good.

[@justbeyondmythoughts]

@@cirkbejnar8329 of course a man is saying Black Widow doesn’t matter 🤡 would you say that about Thor or Iron Man? Nope. Gtfo sexist

[@abbyfarnsworth7744]

Ah I’m so excited for this. WandaVison was definitely my favourite Marvel show this year!

[@laurijaakkola3762]

Mine too

[@fumblingtitan1411]

ditto kiddo

[@tragicdeyz2641]

It was miles above the other 2, which were actually pretty good shows.

[@gdshjgsd]

@@tragicdeyz2641 Yeah

[@BrianSmith-kv3px]

Same. All of them have been amazing, but WandaVision really hits home for me.

[@lordmortarius538]

Being older, I love how they did each episode as a different decade of American television sitcoms, because I grew up watching a lot of them; I Love Lucy, Bewitched, The Brady Bunch, etc. I also LOVED that Office episode LUL

[@ksbsnowowl3569]

Same. I feel like this show’s target audience was American adults in their 40’s. I grew up watching Brady Bunch reruns after school, as well as I Love Lucy, Dick Van Dyke, and Bewitched on Nick at Nite with my parents. I experienced the 80s and 90s shows to be referenced in real time. I got pretty much every major reference without having to have it pointed out. It was such a smartly-written and conceived show. A lot of the early episodes get lost on younger viewers, or those from other countries. Not that such is their fault or anything; it just is what it is. Still an enjoyable show (as displayed here by Mary), but a lot of the nuance and Easter eggs aren’t noticed.

[@adaddinsane]

The changes in the house, the clothes, hair, and the shooting style are because the show is moving through time. The first episode was the 50s, then 60s, then 70s and so on. At this point in the Marvel timeline you also have to remember that Vision is dead.

[@kogser]

I really loved Wandavision. I think it totally payed off the risk they took, to create something new and fresh with this show. The first episodes are good, but in my opinion the later one are great when you start understanding what and why things happens. Cannot wait for the next 3 episodes from you :-)

[@OneColdMonkey]

I saw someone else mention that a danish in this context is a pastry, so I'll add in mastication is the act of chewing.

[@ctmdarkonestm]

Very cool how each episode mirrors sitcom styles from different decades, starting with the 1950s and going forward.

[@kenlangston3451]

Kathryn Hahn is simply amazing in this. She won several awards but was robbed of an Emmy.

[@edwardthorne9875]

I cannot believe that people were put off by the first three episodes. But then, I grew up on these sitcoms. I was there for the coming of color TV, so the 'Now in Color!' makes a lot of sense. The idea of one reality seeping into another is still so much fun, and a bit scary. Knowing Vision is dead just adds to the creep factor. This show is amazing and so is your beautiful reaction.

[@rampake-1575]

Watched when it aired out 1 episode per week. It was fun and excruciating to wait for a new episode. 😆🤘

[@gregharker1600]

This is really close to sitcoms from the USA. I loved this series.

[@koreanforrabbit]

A danish is a flat breakfast pastry with a spot of either jam or sweetened cream cheese on top.

[@shadowfire_08]

“Oh, this is gonna be a gas!” 🙌🔥🍻 ok here’s the remaining list for your catch up: WandaVision (9 eps) Winter Falcon (6 eps) Loki (6 eps) What if? (9 eps, animated) Shang-Chi (Nov 12 on Disney+) Eternals (comes out Friday) Hawkeye (Nov 29, 6 eps) Spidey: No Way Home (Dec 17) 4:46 that’s called second-hand embarrassment lol. all of Mr Hart’s line are hilarious (Bolsheviks, “my wife’s head doesn’t normally do that”, “tell that to the unemployment line, Jones”)

[@ralphroshia9247]

Forgot to put in Black Widow

[@urbent3147]

Lol so black widow don’t exist?

[@zarquondam]

The scene where the two beds slide together is a nod to the transition from the early days of American sitcoms when married couples had to be portrayed as sleeping in separate beds to the later days when they could be shown as sleeping in the same beds. This whole series is a nod to a variety of different sitcoms from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s …. The opening cartoon at 9:08 is specifically a reference to the opening of BEWITCHED, which was about a female witch married to an ordinary man and living in the suburbs. (And there are several scenes where Wanda is essentially doing an imitation of Elizabeth Montgomery, the star of that show; she really nails the voice!) But the series also references I LOVE LUCY, THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW, THE BRADY BUNCH, and many more. A “Danish” is (a pale American imitation of) the pastry known in Denmark as a Spandauer and elsewhere as Wienerbrod (among other names). If you like shows with TRUMAN SHOW vibes, you should watch WAYWARD PINES, a clever/spooky series that ran for two seasons in 2015-2016. For future Marvel movies and shows, the release order is fine, even though they switched it around a bit owing to Covid; the shows that were switched around don’t impact each other's storylines that much. For future NON-Marvel movies, I really hope you watch DUNE (the new one). (If you like it you can then watch the 1984 DUNE movie and two 2000-2003 DUNE miniseries for comparison.) DUNE is (kind of) like a cross between STAR WARS and GAME OF THRONES (except that the original DUNE books were a major influence on STAR WARS and GAME OF THRONES rather than the other way around).

[@jdouat7536]

Having some knowledge of the comics and having watched theses sitcoms just made this show for me.

[@blackkatt777]

This show is so brilliantly written. I'm so happy that you returned to MARVEL. You will love this show. Hopefully, no one spoils any of it for you.

[@scisafersal1]

When it was first released, the episodes were a week apart. It was torture at first, but it made the journey more memorable. An original and beautiful show!

[@Garion0000]

I saw a great quote on the internet somewhere...I'm not sure what WandaVisionm is about, but I want to watch it. After the first episode...I'm not sure what WandaVision is about but I want to keep watching it.

[@Jymm]

Heart on calendar! August 23rd Happy WandaVision Day!

[@davidpalmer9014]

I fell in love with this show immediately. It's the best thing they've done since Endgame.

[@ArmouredPhalanx]

The house changes because each episode is based on a different era/series of sitcom. Which is also why it moved from black and white into colour. The first was based on the Dick van Dyke Show (50s), the second on Bewitched/I Dream of Jeannie (60s), and the third on The Brady Bunch (70s). Lots of other references to other shows in each of them, but that's where they're getting their broadest strokes from.

[@mikell5087]

You are right about the episodes and the sitcoms they are based on. But you and others keep saying that the first episode is based on/in the 50's, but The Dick Van Dyke show was in the early 1960's and the house in the episode is almost an exact replica of the set used on that show. The second episode's credits are clearly based on the Bewitched credit sequence and the house is very similar to the set of that show. The third episode's set does deviate from The Brady Bunch house set, but you can tell by the stairs it is based on that, and even the backyard in the credits (when he works on the swing set) looks like The Brady Bunch backyard. But its the 60's in the first episode.

[@jowbloe3673]

@@mikell5087 - Third episode does deviate from its source show more than the first two episodes, but it is so Brady-esque and wouldn't be confused with any other show.

[@djknight1725]

Elizabeth Olsen is such a good actress she goes from goofy to menacing from one moment to the next.

[@lolmao500]

Love Kitty in the first episode... Kitty is the boss's wife... shes from Thats 70s Show which is a classic.

[@3DJapan]

This is probably more fun if you know the old shows it references. The beginning is a lot like Bewitched with a little of The Dick Van Dyk Show maybe. When it turned to color it reminded me a lot of The Brady Bunch.

[@dannijuffermans5150]

Heey love your video’s!! For the order to watch the rest of the movies/shows: WandaVision Falcon and the Winter Soldier Loki Black Widow (you can watch before Loki, because it was released halfway through Loki) What if? (Animated) Chang Chi Eternals Hawkeye (release on 24 November, Christmas themed) Spiderman: no way home (Release on 17 December) Groetjes uit Nederland👋🏼

[@daniellanctot6548]

The reception to this show when it first aired was exactly like yours: Everyone loved it! Those of us who knew more than they should about the comic books were theorizing like HELL to try and guess where the show was going and what possible outcomes might be, while those who knew nothing of that were confused beyond reason as to what these sitcom episodes had to do with the previous movies... So you didn’t miss a beat! 😂👍

[@IH8YH]

After binging a lot of shows on Netflix i really started appreciating the weekly release model ad it gives you the chance for these speculations and also its lengthens the experience and deepens it cause its not just over in 9 hours or so but streches over 9 weeks.

[@Dannib823]

Love that my birthday is the day with the heart on the calendar 🥰

[@KanyeSouth26]

WandaVison is one of the best mini-series they have brought out

[@glitterandlove]

Great reaction. Wandavision was so different and I remember spending the first few episodes confused and thinking.. what is going on? But I ended up loving it and the characters! Falcon and the winter soldier (6 eps) and Loki (6 eps) after this x

[@1monki]

The first episode was filmed in front of a studio audience. That's how they did it in the 50s when that style of sitcom was being made

[@P5YcHoKiLLa]

6:17 LOL singing Old McDonald like it's a heartfelt ballad

[@oxhine]

Hey, Marijchu! Here's helpful info on Episode 1: The sitcom being parodied was "The Dick van Dyke Show". Even though the program debuted in 1961, the sensibility was similar to 1950s sitcoms. Dick van Dyke himself consulted on the set design and gags like tripping over the ottoman which Vision phases through instead. He also played the ukulele like Bettany does to entertain his guests. This was the only episode to be filmed before a LIVE STUDIO AUDIENCE! The comic stories being adapted here are "The Vision and the Scarlet Witch" suburban domesticity series and "Visionquest" and "Darker Than Scarlet" from "West Coast Avengers". In "The Vision and the Scarlet Witch" series, the duo take a sabbatical from the Avengers and live as a suburban couple. SWORD is SHIELD's space division monitoring extraterrestrial threats. The acronym means Sentient Worlds Observation and Response Department. The logo is on the journal and the monitor in the last image of the episode. The organization was introduced into the MCU during the end-credit scene of "Spider-Man: Far From Home". There was one instance of COLOR! The blinking red light on the Stark toaster! Pay close attention to the commercials. They're representational snapshots of Wanda's life! In a meta gag, Mrs. Hart is played by Debra Jo Rupp from "That '70'sShow" where she portrayed Kitty! Kathryn Hahn's Agnes was heavily speculated to be Agatha Harkness by anyone who has ever picked up a comic. Most commonly associated with the Fantastic Four and Doctor Strange, she has a significant relationship with Wanda but I will refrain from divulging any more in case you've never heard of her. Hey, Marijchu! Here's helpful info on Episode 2: 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"! The Mind Stone was painted on the Cabinet of Mysteries! Pay attention to the commercials! The Hydra logo was on the Baron Strucker watch. Baron Wolfgang von Strucker was the Hydra Commander who oversaw the experiments on Wanda and Pietro. I initially thought the SWORD helicopter was trying to penetrate or disable the psychic bubble with ordnance accounting for the loud THUMPS but was rendered as harmless as a toy upon entering the TV reality. What actually happened was a little different. 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! That schlub who's a look-a-like for David Schwimmer kills me! I loved drunk Vision! Elizabeth Olsen made a very fetching assistant. The beekeeper had a SWORD logo on his suit. Hey, Marijchu! Here's some helpful info on Episode 3: We finally take a flying leap out of the bubble this week! Crazy theory: Is Herb the High Evolutionary? The real name of the 1930s geneticist who conducted Moreau-like experiments at Wundagore Mountain is HERBERT EDGAR WYNDHAM! Wanda and Pietro were not raised by Magneto in the comics. Magneto's real name is Max Eisenhardt and he met his wife Magda at Auschwitz. His first mutant outburst occurred when he was prevented from rescuing his daughter from a house fire and he lashed out violently. Pregnant Magda was terrified and fled from Magneto. She gave birth to the twins while under the care of the High Evolutionary at Wundagore. She deserted the babies and the Evolutionary placed them with a childless Gypsy family called the Maximoffs. Is Herb the neighbor just an Easter Egg, a coincidence or something more? The sitcom being parodied this week is "The Brady Bunch". The Schwimmer look-a-like, Phil, married to Dottie the harridan is my favorite sad sack in Westview. Herb was glitching big-time and was unconsciously trying to hack through the set to escape! Vision is accurately referred to as a SYNTHEZOID since he has both inorganic electronic and mechanical components as well as synthetic organic components! Doctor Helen Cho's synthetic skin was one such component shown in "Age of Ultron". Second Hydra reference in a commercial and this one directly related to "Agents of SHIELD"! Agnes sure didn't like not being the primary stage manager in Wanda's affairs. Fear over Wanda losing control or frustration at not being able to direct a desired outcome? Glitching Wanda was like a scene from "Poltergeist"! Loved her breaking water deluge! Why was the stork impervious to her hexes? The harbinger of the twins outclassed Wanda's power and his arrival was even ominous... Tommy Shepherd aka Speed and Billy Kaplan aka Wiccan have been born! Mentioning Pietro brings the Sokovian lilt to Wanda's voice! Could there be an Aaron Taylor-Johnson cameo in the works? Geraldine's pendant is the SWORD logo. She's an agent. She gets too close to the truth and is hurled out of Wanda's Westview bubble into the SWORD encampment! The aspect ratio becomes widescreen! Will they stay in the '70's next week or move on to the '80's and "Family Ties"? If you'd like to learn more about Vision and Scarlet Witch's complex comic history either before the series is finished or after it's over, I strongly encourage you to check out KZbinr James Hancock's primer on his channel "Geekin' with James Hancock". Hancock knows his stuff and the showrunners obviously did their homework! youtu.be/watch?v=cGLers804kw

[@joshualandry3160]

The TV shows Wanda is imaging herself in is Bewitched with some strong hints of I Love Lucy. Basically the iconic perfect 50s families, which is what she always wanted.

[@jaydisqus3353]

It's based on American sitcoms from the 60s. A danish is a pastry.

[@TheViper4Life]

Not just 60's, each episode was a different decade and mimicking a show from it's time, starting with the 50's.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

One of my favorite jokes from Mork And Mindy: Mork is eating a danish. Mindy says "Hi, Mork! How's the danish?" Mork answers in a mock accent: "Oh, It's coming along fine, but right now it sounds a lot like Sveedish!"

[@jaydisqus3353]

@@dr.burtgummerfan439 Nice

[@xman48205]

The house isn't the only thing changing. The decades are changing each episode also.

[@MadcapMatt]

That wife you loved so much played one of TVs best moms, Kitty Foreman on "That 70s Show"

[@sntxrrr]

This was such a great series. They mimicked sitcoms from the different decades so perfectly, so well done.

[@joeybagofdoughnuts1732]

This is my favorite of the shows, and in my MCU top 5. I fell in love with it from episode one, but I grew up on reruns of the American tv shows they're homaging.

[@David-lk5bt]

I absolutely loved this show! Definitely the most fun show I've watched in a long time.

[@cliveklg7739]

All the shows have been fantastic imo. The acting, especially their period style acting is absolutely fantastic. It is just like watching a show from the period they are Imitating. WandaVision is such a delight with challenging expectations and its originality. Some background the 1st episode was filmed pre-covid and used an actual live studio audience. They used the real film cameras from the era's the each episode was imitating to keep the visuals as real to the period as possible. So for the black and white episodes they had to design the set colors to work for black and white ( you can't just use any colors). I think many of us watching were all excited and trying to theorize from the little clues they dropped each episode. It was really fun. If you loved Debra Jo Rupp (the boss's wife) in this, you would absolutely love the comedy serial "That 70s Show". After this the order is Black Widow, Falcon and Winter Solider, then Loki, Shang Chi, What If?, Eternals. Black Widow got bumped it actually released AFTER Falcon but its order is supposed to be before. But it isn't actually a huge deal if watched out of order.

[@ksbsnowowl3569]

WandaVision is so good! Especially the later episodes. Episode 8 definitely deserves its own video. And episode 9 as well (it’s by far the longest episode). Been eagerly awaiting your reactions to this show, Mary!

[@Drforrester31]

Mary's visible confusion is always funny, and so was the (O_O) when Geraldine mentioned Ultron. Based on all the trailers I had some theories on the show's premise but it must be strange for someone who didn't watch them, and really strange if you aren't familiar with American sitcoms from the 50s onward

[@MrPonU717]

They get better as you go. Always leaving you on the edge of your seat at the end of each episode.

[@boanerv]

i would suggest to do the first 6 episodes by 3 each video and the last 3 get an episode each.

[@TornSoul062473]

I love breakfast for dinner. We have brinner often. There's no wrong time to eat a waffle.

[@annelooney1090]

A Danish is a buttery pastry, usually with icing or custard or something on it. The internet says that in Dutch it's called "Koffiekoek" and in French it's called a "viennoiserie danoise".

[@bustedsim]

Had a retinal detachment and the surgery's recovery was 2 weeks where I couldn't do ANYTHING with my eyes. So I missed you doing these. But I will say, Wandavision is one of my top tier favorite recent pieces of media.

[@fjaviermoreno7882]

so many hidden clues and it grows in each chapter, the series is very good

[@claytonhaag6931]

I have to echo what everyone else is saying. We had no new marvel for a long time. This broke the seal and gave us our content we had been missing. I quite enjoyed all the marvel tv shows. But this one has nostalgic vibes .I love it!

[@nicholasbielik7156]

It was amazing watching this last year, and, yes, it has an intriguing and unique beginning, but then they slowly start to turn up the volume on the questions surrounding the show. As good as the opening episodes are, it is Episode 4 that, for me, jumps to a whole new level.

[@vercoda9997]

I think the Dr's name in Episode 3 - Dr Neilsen - is a small Easter egg reference to the Nielsen ratings, for many years the metric in America that recorded how many people watched television. The Nielsen ratings were very important to networks, telling them what shows were popular - or not - and also consequently very important to advertisers and ad revenue. So it makes sense that there's at least one Nielsen Easter egg in this series... ;-)

[@teresaluthye1153]

My son and granddaughter came over to watch it with me. The stayed most of the afternoon and evening so we binge watched the whole series. We made dinner and had a great family day! We all enjoyed it including my 11 year old granddaughter. Love your reactions Mary from a subscriber in Colorado.

[@FoxSleeping]

Request: “JOHNNY DANGEROUSLY” (with Michael Keaton, Joe Piscoppo)

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

A 'danish' is a US term for a type of pastry with a flakey crust, and a small sweet center, sometimes composed of fruit preserves or cream cheese.

[@rebexca3]

I absolutely loved the first couple episodes, they were so funny. I did like the direction the show went, but the first couple (1-3) of episodes were the ones I had the most fun watching.

[@annmariemills1554]

I think one of my favorite ones was when they did the "Full House" type episode because her sisters where the youngest❤❤

[@WhyneedanAlias]

I really loved how you could feel something was terribly off in these first three episodes. It's kind of terrifying if you ask me but I love it

[@malikhardy3511]

I will say, the initial reaction was kinda just like yours: Confusion, a loss for words & no one knew what to think. A lot of people thought it was boring up until episodes 3-4, that’s when it picks up HEAVY. But with it being a weekly episode release, they made each episode better and then kept everyone guessing about theories. Overall, majority of people I know love it & a lot of people who never cares about Marvel actually liked how they did this because it’s different. You’ll LOVE it, great reaction as usual Mary!

[@ArmouredPhalanx]

As for watch order... You can stick to chronological release order. The shows all take place after the Phase 3 movies, and don't affect each other (yet), so don't have to be watched in order. The only major continuity issue related to release delays affects The Falcon and the Winter Soldier show and the Black Widow movie (a character that was supposed to appear in the movie first appeared in the show first because the movie was supposed to be released before the show).

[@karl-70]

Im so glad you did the first three back to back. Its super easy to get put off after the first episode but as you discovered its definitely worth sticking with it. Wamda vision YAYYYY!! looking forward to the next one's

[@number1sun]

It keeps getting better Mary - it's an amazing show!

[@carolinatorres6662]

Yeiiii!!! So happy to see your reaction to this show after the horror movies from October. This was my favorite Marvel show

[@cathyvickers9063]

Episode 1 = 1950s sitcom. Ep 2 = 1960s sitcom. Ep 3 = 1970s sitcom, & the house set is based on The Brady Bunch.

[@PsychoMuffinSDM]

Just casting my vote for THE EXPANSE again! Maybe when you are all caught up with MCU? It is a series that is great to do one episode at a time.

[@Arthezius]

Best thing on television!

[@dwilborn1257]

A lot of the sets are based on American TV shows from various decades, so it does change.

[@jacksonsd6]

The house changes because each episode is supposed to be like a sitcom from different decades starting with the 50s!!

[@eddtheevirgo5679]

I LOVE Wandavision, its going to be so much fun seeing your reaction to this series. Moving forwards, i think it would be best to watch things in release order, so get you get to experience everything the same way we all did. the show is styled like popular American sitcoms throughout the decades and moves forward a decade almost every episode. the commercials are meant to represent traumatic events in Wanda's life (the Stark Industries toaster ticking like a bomb is meant to remind you of the bomb that killed her parents, the Strucker brand watch with a Hydra logo and the Hydra Soak are symbols of Wanda and Pietro being recruited and experimented on by Hydra )

[@Thed538dhsk]

I waited to watch the first 7 EPs all at once and binge them and fell in love with this show instantly

[@themultiverseproductions8492]

After Wandavision it's falcon and the winter soldier (show), then loki (show), then black widow (movie), then "what if" (animated show), then Shang-Chi (movie)

[@savannadribble2149]

So excited for this!!

[@SebWhitaker]

Loveeee Wandavision, it's my fave MCU thing ever. Really excited to watch your reactions to this series!!

[@artman2oo3]

Great reaction! Great show! It was soooooo different than anything I’d ever seen before.

[@stewart1555]

Yaay! You finally made to phase 4. WandaVision is awesome. The are worth paying attention to. Anyways I enjoyed your reactions to the first fun & equally confusing first three episodes.

[@tonzyjc]

Omg I was on the edge every week. I enjoyed being confused at first lol. I absolutely love this series! It's my fav work of Marvel for a very long time. I love sitcoms so that helps and the writing and creativity was just refreshing

[@emilywilhite5807]

I just got my Covid booster and am just a touch under the weather today so I took the opportunity to binge all of Wandavision and now I’m here immediately after for your reactions.

[@maatiisan]

Yay, WV time! Loved this series! Good job with seeing the "easter eggs", keep your eyes peeled for more! Enjoy!

[@glenpalmer6161]

Waiting eagerly for the next installment in the WandaVision reaction series!

[@Uatu-the-Watcher]

3 episodes per reaction is perfect! Thank you. :-)

[@explodedcigar]

Love the aspect ratio reference in the intro.

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Mary! 🦸‍♀️ This series is excellent... it'll take 4 episodes before you really get the scope of what's going on... and the final few episodes do have mid-credit scenes, so be sure not to miss them.

[@kathryngreen8665]

Yup this one is a wierd slow burn then you get hooked.

[@TimdeVisser86]

I love this show a lot. And 'mastication' means 'chewing'.

[@muchpeacemuchlove]

Mary you will LOVE the Fifth Element w/Bruce Willis and Milla Jovavich! : )

[@gery2849]

There's a post credit scene in episodes 7 and 8 and 2 on episode 9, so keep an eye on them! Love your reactions ❣😍

[@keitholsen8787]

Looks like Mary gets a crash course in American sitcoms through the decades

[@balael7377]

Great channel! I'm glad you got to this

[@TheViper4Life]

This show was amazing, a lot of people shit on the first 3 episodes but I loved them...Marvel doing 50's/60's/70's style sit-coms, yet you know something else is going on was just brilliant. I thought Loki and What If were better shows, but this was such a unique way to bring us to Phase 4, knowing this is a post Thanos, new story arc for the MCU it was bold direction to take, and it paid off.

[@Gerov9]

12:40 ha, literal jump scare.

[@antonytjp]

Oh my gosh oh my gosh oh my gosh I’m soooooooooo excited

[@MikeWood]

Lots of awesome in this mini series. I watched the whole thing in one weekend. Couldn't stop especially after the third episode. The commercials were great too. :) Next Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Then Loki.

[@1Mystery10000]

Great, especially the mid-episodes 4, 5 and 6 are amazing. :)

[@babs3241]

Danish in this context is "Danish pastry," which in Danish is Viennese bread (wienerbrød, according to Wikipedia), so... everyone apparently thinks it comes from elsewhere?

[@jeremiahfelder]

The opening to the episodes are different TV shows the first one was Dick Van Dyke the second one was bewitched and the third one was the Brady Bunch.

[@karinseregni221]

Well, the MCU journey is not over... after Wandavision, there is Falcon and the Winter soldier, Loki, Black Widow, s Shang chi & the Eternals (I reckon that by the time you finish all of these things, it will be released on D+)... SOOOO many things to be exicited about 😍😍😍

[@BratBond1]

Welcome back to the MCU, Mari! Phase 4 has been a doozy so far, but you're going to have fun with the movies and Disney+ shows. In order for you: WandaVision Falcon and the Winter Soldier Black Widow Loki What If?..... Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (coming to Disney+ on November 12) Eternals (coming to theaters this Friday) Hawkeye (coming to Disney+ on November 24) Spider-Man: No Way Home (coming to theaters December 17) Have fun in the rest of 2021! 2022 is going to be even crazier!

[@CaesiusX]

Doing three at a time for this show is perfect IMO!! So glad you're enjoying it as much as so many of us have! You probably figured this out already, but each episode ostensibly takes place within a particular decade of television. And the first one was actually filmed in front of a live audience! 😱😃👏 Oh, and in case it wasn't mentioned elsewhere, a _"danish"_ is essentially a shortened term for _"Danish Pastry."_ Nom, nom, nom!

[@balael7377]

This show blew my mind

[@SGlitz]

1950s/60s American TV series. I love Lucy, Dick Van Dyke, and Bewitched...Brady Bunch...and so on....

[@WookieWarriorz]

most marvel fans kinda figured it out from the trailers but we thought something i cant say about a villain because spoilers