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I appreciate the perspective. I wish I saw it that way, it would make for a more satisfying conclusion. I enjoyed the show overall. The meta-stuff in the start being paid off with the subsequent reveals. Vision debating Ship of Theseus with Vision right in my butter zone. The finale was...

I'm still catching up on the conversation, and I suppose it's all been said, but regardless: WandaVision was for me a fun show. But not amazing. And while the finale was fun and exciting, the writers wimped out and didn't own their story, gutting the finale of its true strength. Wanda was a...

That’s what confused me. The drivers licenses If that was it, Agnes would have stopped there and said, “Aha! I need an infinity stone”. But she wasn’t satisfied, and continued the story to learn the source of Wanda’s power. Which feeling all the feels. As is it always is with mutant powers.

Earlier, several episodes ago, I thought we were given to understand that Wanda had literally stolen Vision’s body and reanimated it. EDIT: @Adam Lenhardt explains earlier: Similarly, I thought it was shown that the Westview residents were from around the country. But this showed they were...

Enjoyed and appreciated Wanda’s story. I like the psycho-drama centered around her. For whatever reason, I have zero interest in Agnes or having a Big Bad in this story, and am kicked out of the groove when Agnes comes on screen. But that’s me. I really like the simple throughline of Wanda and...

How is Agnes 300+ years old, but doesn’t know that feeling all the feels is how you unlock ultimate power?:laugh:

I figured it out. I was watching WestWorld S3 same time I started WandaVision. And WW added post-credit scenes late in its season. And I habitually let WV credits roll regardless. So I got those two things mixed up last night. I plead pandemic-brain. :)

More simply: I like the “Wanda + Vision” story. I like the story about Wanda working through her grief and anger. I like the story about their relationship, and Vision finding about that his love is deceiving him, and trying to work that out. Adding a classic, mustache-twirling villain to the...

I don’t know what this means. I’m looking for in-show setup. If I have to have read 40 years of comics to understand a show, then not a good show. This is what I’m afraid they’re doing. I tend to think of this as the worst form of supervillain story. I mostly hate it. Wanda being the villain...

There’s been at least one previous end-credit scene. I let the credits go tonight because of the last one. if people are distinguishing between mid-credits and end-credits, maybe that’s the confusion. But this isn’t the first time Wandavision has had a scene after the credits began.

I don’t know what to think about tonight’s plot reveal. It felt like a cheat or a lazy retcon for unplanned story development. It didn’t wow me. If anything, it took away from the story for me. But....I may have to rewatch to see if it’s there from the start. Next week will be key for knowing...

this is at least the second one they’ve done, definitely not the first. You missed last weeks credit scene, I think.

I read that discussion, but didn’t have time to post when it was happening, so let it go on. And I don’t have a “HTF policy” answer. :)

So, “spoilers” are a loose thing on HTF with regards to speculation. I guess, I’d ask people use spoilers for info coming from folks that might have inside information. (I also think speculations based on upcoming casting should also be spoilered, for those of us that don’t follow casting news...

Happy Valentine’s Day!

I had it in my mind that Malcolm was a ‘90s sitcom. But wow it’s 2000’s! Huh. I wonder why they skipped the ‘90s? Doing a Sabrina and adding a poorly animated, mechanical cat puppet would have been brilliant!

That was an unexpected episode of Malcolm in the Middle! :) These 30 min episodes go so fast, and then end so unexpectedly! For me The Good Place is the first show that really did powerful storytelling in a 30 minute format, and it kinda blew my mind on how a show can be paced. I’m really...

But I did love the ridiculous use of Commodore 64's for the office computer. I don't know if props department knows how silly all that was, or is so ignorant they thought they got it right. Either way, it was fun. :)

Two minor questions: 1) During a briefing scene in the latest episode, the commander asked of Agent Woo, “Wanda has never used any other name or alias, correct”, and Woo says that’s true. Was that just a wink to fans about the rights-conflict between “Wanda” in MCA and “Scarlet Witch” in Fox /...