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Hiding underneath debris with her brother for more than two days, as she told Agatha, Wanda saw “Dick Van Dyke” still playing on the TV set. Was that “bad dream” line just a throwaway?Ī child-aged Wanda (Michaela Russell) was snapped out of her favorite “Dick Van Dyke” episode, “It May Look Like a Walnut” (and her innocence), when an air raid strike using Stark-brand bombs blew her parents into oblivion. Are Oleg and Irina Maximoff the couple we’ve been seeing in the meta-commercials?Įven though Oleg and Iryna were played by different actors (Daniyar and Ilana Kohanchi, respectively) in this episode than those in the season-long spots that advertise Easter egg products, it would make sense that Wanda’s equally-as-sitcom-obsessed Sokovian guardians were transmuted into her new world as another coping mechanism for her complex PTSD and all-encompassing grief. Hopefully the Maximoff imposter gets its butt whooped by a superpowered Photon. However, at this point, we’re more concerned about where Fietro took Monica (Teyonah Parris).

The less easy answers would be some other villain - The Grimm Reaper? Mephisto? Nightmare? Chthon?! - or a more complex Marvel Comics figure with canonical ties to Vision and Wanda, like Wonder Man.

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The easiest answer would, perhaps, be a Skrull since they’re the extraterrestrial shapeshifters with which MCU watchers are most familiar: they were first formally debuted in “Captain Marvel” and will be the green beings on which the upcoming Disney Plus show “Secret Invasion” will focus.

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But then, of whom exactly was he a transformation? It appeared that Agatha could not resurrect anyone (a limitation she indicated when she told Wanda that her actual brother is full of holes, which, yikes). Who and where is “Fietro”? (And what has he done with Monica Rambeau/Photon?)Įver since Peter Maximoff from 21st Century Fox’s “X-Men” franchise stepped into the scene as the fast-talking “broham-in-law” and fast-footed twin of Wanda, there have been many speculations made on who (or what) Peter/Pietro (Evan Peters) actually was. Señor Scratchy could just be another hapless victim of Wanda’s sitcom prison and had the bonus misfortune of falling into the clutches of Agatha. Remember that apocalyptic guy/cosmic entity?! Last we saw of him/it, Doctor Strange was annoying Dormammu into submission in the Sorcerer Supreme’s standalone film.īut, who knows! This is the MCU. Nicholas has extradimensional powers as well as abilities on par with his mother’s, and has been allied not only with Mephisto, who many have theorized has something to do with the antics behind “WandaVision” and is in cahoots with the necromancing nosy neighbor, but also with Dormammu. In the comics, Agatha has a powerful warlock son with a whacky mustache named Nicholas Scratch.

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Devouring your pets might be a little too creepy for the TV-14 crowd, but nonetheless, it could happen (or maybe already happened - remember Sparky and that bogus excuse for his death?Įbony could be Señor Scratchy - transformed into each and every animal thus far seen in the series (storks, cicadas, lobsters, fluffy holland lops), or the critter could be a convenient shroud for a character with more sinister motives. In the comics, Ebony is later forced to eat a petal of a plant with supernatural powers, the Wundagore Everbloom, in order to see the future through its petals - and then Agatha eats her own cat to get a taste of those powers for herself. While that may seem like the feline is only fulfilling the witch’s familiar stereotype, Ebony is so much more than that: she can transform into a ferocious panther, if necessary. Hardcore Marvel Comics fans know that Agatha can typically be spotted when she’s up to her wizardry shenanigans with a black cat named Ebony.

But, there are still a bunch of burning questions left that, hopefully, will be answered in the season finale.

The episode explains a ton, including why Wanda’s accent has been so inconsistent, why she wound up in WestView of all towns, some of Agatha’s backstory, a chronological timeline of Wanda’s grief and trauma building and caving in on itself and on her.

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