Agatha All Along - Disney+

[arrowheadnation]

I didn’t see a thread for it last week or this week. I figured I’d wait to make one until I knew if I was going to give up on it or not (like the last Star Wars show). The fourth episode aired last night I have to admit, it’s got a lot of estrogen but I’m onboard because I think it’s going to eventually tell us what happened to Wanda at the end of Multiverse of Madness. It’s pretty dark for Disney with a few jump scares thrown in. They’ve also name dropped Mephisto…finally (IYKYK). Just make sure to watch the nerd explanations on YouTube afterwards if you’re confused. It’s sad that I have to do this, but I guess I should warn the homophobes that there are gay characters, so if you have a problem with that…you’ve been forewarned. If you’re a serious MCU fan like myself, give it a try.

[Mephistopheles Janx]

Originally Posted by Bowser

So I'm wondering what the point of this show exactly was, outside of bringing in Billy Maximoff and Mistress Death (and going to find Tommy)? It was entertaining enough I suppose, but the "why" didn't hit home with me, unless it was about giving the residents of Westview a proper ending after fully breaking them out of Wanda's spell?

I believe this was all to introduce Wiccan, Death (will we see her in Deadpool 4?!?!?!), and let Katheryn Hahn cook.

[arrowheadnation]

Originally Posted by Bowser

So I'm wondering what the point of this show exactly was, outside of bringing in Billy Maximoff and Mistress Death (and going to find Tommy)? It was entertaining enough I suppose, but the "why" didn't hit home with me, unless it was about giving the residents of Westview a proper ending after fully breaking them out of Wanda's spell?

Other than explaining how Billy and Tommy are still alive after Wandavision and introducing Wiccan and Death, nothing really. I think it was just something spooky they made for Halloween time on Disney+. It wasn't a bad show though. It kept me entertained. I've just resigned myself to the understanding that these Disney+ shows are going to affect the movies as heavily as they used to.

[Bowser]

Originally Posted by Mephistopheles Janx

I believe this was all to introduce Wiccan, Death (will we see her in Deadpool 4?!?!?!), and let Katheryn Hahn cook.

Yeah, Agatha's character dwarfed everyone else she shared screen time with. Plus, dat ass on Kathryn ain't half bad, especially for 50 years old!

I will NOT get my hopes up of Death and Deadpool having a thing, as awesome as that would be...

Originally Posted by arrowheadnation

Other than explaining how Billy and Tommy are still alive after Wandavision and introducing Wiccan and Death, nothing really. I think it was just something spooky they made for Halloween time on Disney+. It wasn't a bad show though. It kept me entertained. I've just resigned myself to the understanding that these Disney+ shows are going to affect the movies as heavily as they used to.

Basically where I'm at. I didn't hate it, it was entertaining enough, and it's cool they inserted one of the higher echelon Celestial entities in Marvel into live action. I'll definitely pay attention to where the story goes.

[Mephistopheles Janx]

Originally Posted by Bowser

I will NOT get my hopes up of Death and Deadpool having a thing, as awesome as that would be...

[Bowser]

I got used to her looking bored and stoic while Thanos was chasing her...

And it is now impossible to read Deadpool text and NOT do it in Ryan Reynolds' voice. Lol

[arrowheadnation]

The thought of Aubrey Plaza and Ryan Reynolds going back and forth in a Deadpool movie does peak my interest though. Those two would make a pretty good comedic duo.