Online Series: Agatha All Along(Disney+), September 18, 2024

[archangel2]

Spoiler: maybe just me

but I think the first death occurred due to the shooting of her main show

 

[Pierce Hawthorne]

Crazy ending this week. Was not expecting that reveal for another couple of weeks at least. Dont even know what else they might have planned for the rest of the show now.

This is easily #2 of all MCU series behind Loki for me and honestly with the intrigue and storylines building up it might still give Loki a run yet in my rankings.

 

[BertCorbeau]

Crazy ending this week. Was not expecting that reveal for another couple of weeks at least. Dont even know what else they might have planned for the rest of the show now.

This is easily #2 of all MCU series behind Loki for me and honestly with the intrigue and storylines building up it might still give Loki a run yet in my rankings.

Spoiler

Me too .. I'm glad they had the obvious fake tease but didn't drag it out either. That was a sick, badass reveal. I did figure it would be a Wiccan-Agatha showdown in the end but Rio is still there as a wildcard for the end of this story.

My initial guess of Wiccan wanting to use the power at the end of the road to bring back Wanda is holding up. I don't think she will make an appearance or return in the show, but I wonder if the ending of this show will lay the ground work for justifying her return in the MCU.

Evidently it looks like that he put that sigil on himself so he could keep his act up. Excited for next week's episode for hopefully some more backstory.

The hokey broom riding scene was funny and cliche but not over the top.

 

[Power Man]

This is Wiccan from the main universe, right?

He is 15 y old I guess, so goven rhe timeline and when Wanda met Viz, was he born as a teen?

I’m so confused

And yes, this show is surprisingly good

 

[beowulf]

This is Wiccan from the main univo, right?

He is 15 y old I guess, so goven rhe timeline and when Wanda met Viz, was he born as a teen?

I’m so confused

And yes, this show is surprisingly good

Yes I believe the item on his head in the last shot and his blue power confirm him as Wiccan.

 

[Pierce Hawthorne]

Kathryn Hahn is truly an incredible actress.


The dynamic from this episode is so good, I absolutely cannot wait to see how this ends and what else its going to set up moving forward.

 

[BertCorbeau]

Kathryn Hahn is truly an incredible actress.


The dynamic from this episode is so good, I absolutely cannot wait to see how this ends and what else its going to set up moving forward.

This has me hooked every week .. love Hahn. The details in this episode were fantastic

Still lots of episodes left for more twists, so it should be fun.

Marvel’s knocked it out of the park with this one, and it gives more renewed hope about the future of the MCU

This show certainly seems to be laying ground work into Vision Quest and obviously another piece toward the Young Avengers

 

[Leaf Rocket]

This has become a great show and I loved the keeps you hocked. I am curious to see how they are going to end this tbh.

Definitely curious to see what they are going to do with some of the other shows they had axed but this opens it up.

 

[KallioWeHardlyKnewYe]

Very fun show. Testament to casting well and letting a thing be its own thing without putting unnecessary burdens on it.

 

[BertCorbeau]

That was an awesome episode

 

[Superman33]

That was an awesome episode

It really was. The season long plot thread combined into the way they played with the order of events in this episode was masterful. I thought the TV Era style of WandaVision was smart. The writers for Agatha All Along are out doing them, which is a nice sign for the MCU in general.

I like the idea of an expanded interconnected universe, but it seemed like Marvel/Disney didn't really know where to go with it Post Infinity Saga and they ended up in a weird place. After a few different "bombs" during the multiple projects a year phase and then being able to toss aside the Kang storyline, they seemed to have pivoted well back to the "quality over quantity" approach.

 

[Jack Straw]

Best episode yet.

I think.

 

[Pierce Hawthorne]

It really was. The season long plot thread combined into the way they played with the order of events in this episode was masterful. I thought the TV Era style of WandaVision was smart. The writers for Agatha All Along are out doing them, which is a nice sign for the MCU in general.

I like the idea of an expanded interconnected universe, but it seemed like Marvel/Disney didn't really know where to go with it Post Infinity Saga and they ended up in a weird place. After a few different "bombs" during the multiple projects a year phase and then being able to toss aside the Kang storyline, they seemed to have pivoted well back to the "quality over quantity" approach.

The crazy thing is it's largely the exact same writers. They need to get these writers promotions and start working on some of the bigger ongoing things with the MCU. Particularly whatever is coming up next with Dr. Strange.

Ya this weeks episode was the best yet, which is really quite something because we've had some really good episodes. This feels like probably 4 weeks in a row of the best episodes yet.


Finale next week. I'm pretty confident after next week this will be considered the best Disney+ MCU series yet. Even better then Loki.

 

[HanSolo]

I'm getting caught up. Episode 7 was a better episode than any Marvel TV I've seen to date. But tbf I'm still behind on Loki S2.