The spell isn’t on the town, Wanda wouldn’t do that to the people, the spell is on Agatha. She’s been trapped in fantasies this entire time and the towns people have been checking in on her because they know Wanda left her trapped in a spell, she’s been incorporating the towns people into the glamor, but they aren’t really there, she’s probably never really leaves her house, it’s why they’ve been bringing her food.
1. Wanda did do that to the people though originally lol 2. They never said the entrapment spell was on the town, they just thought that Agatha put a spell on the town like Wanda did 3. She did leave her house. She was in her fake car then went over to Herb’s yard to act out the detective thing, which is why the images were of the flowers in Herb’s yard, that was her remembering where she really was when she saw “the body”.
Had to pause this and rewatch the first episode because it's hilarious to think about what must have gone on in the real world while Agatha was playing detective: John Collins wakes up and sees that Crazy Agnes is back doing her thing on her front lawn after a period of concerning seclusion. "Hey neighbor!" he greets her from across his yellow-flowered fence. She walks up to him muttering incoherently about being in trouble for something and hands him a dirty mug from her kitchen. She seems to see him as a friend today and he decides it's best to encourage her to socialize, so he walks her around his property trying to make small-talk. Her responses don't seem to have anything to do with what he's saying, but that's not out of the ordinary. What is is that her demeanor is a lot more serious and melancholy than her usual fun "sitcom character" before her isolation, which worries him. They get to his back yard and the next thing he knows she's found a dead squirrel. He tried to stop her from touching it, but she inevitable starts poking at it and rambling about disturbing things before she starts to cry. "Are you ok, Agnes? You're not yourself lately." She gets agitated and goes back to her house to sit at her "driving table" for a while. A little while later she barges through the front door of the Proctors' house where Sarah is having friends over and shoves her way past them to talk to Sarah. Sarah, disgusted by her antics, makes a sarcastic comment about people giving her free groceries and Agnes waves a dirty piece of paper at her rambling about library books. Sarah tries to tell her to piss off, but Agnes starts bellowing at the crowd and making a scene, so Sarah takes the paper and points her in the direction of the back yard. "Denis" walks by and sees Agnes staring at a fence and muttering to herself, says nothing, and continues walking. Agnes then strolls into the Proctor's kitchen, and tells Harold he's dripped his breakfast on his shirt before making herself a coffee and sitting down in their living room. He tries desperately to reason with her and tell her for the millionth time she can't just walk in like this, but she just keeps playing make-belief until Harold is rescued by a strange woman (probably claiming to be a social worker) and goes to work, but Agnes soon chases her off. She then wanders down the sidewalk encountering Abilash Tandon who she harasses for a minute about a piece of jewelry, before going back to the Proctors' living-room to build a nest of paperwork on their couch for several hours until Harold comes in and tells her again to "go home" and turns out the lights because he's going to bed. She goes home for the night and the "social worker" knocks on the door for a therapy session/interrogation, but they're interrupted by a teen breaking in, who she then rants at in her living room, gets creeped out by, and locks in her closet. She sits at her car-table for a while then goes back to the living room where the social worker talks her into stripping naked and she falls asleep on the floor.
Love the story. I guess I only have once correction- while in her make-belief TV show, the chief asks her to go home when she is working late a night and she responds "I am home". I took that as a subconscious acknowledgement she is at her home....
In general I have to say that this series has some sexy vibes fr. I mean I don't think I need to talk about the chemistry between Kathryn Hahn and Aubrey Plaza like goodness gracious you could have cut the tension with her knife...
Personally, I got a fair degree of mileage out of the therapy scene in which Falcon and Winter Soldier locked legs together and gazed into each other's eyes 😅
"If t he Scarlet Witch did die in Doctor Strange, in that movie, was that spell broken?" Just because the caster dies doesn't mean the spell will be broken. This rule doesn't necessarily apply to all types of magic or practitioners. In Avengers: Infinity War, Doctor Strange implied this by saying to Ebony Maw: "You'll find a dead man's spell quite troublesome." This generally, and probably, means that spells of the same intention (function) may vary depending on what conditions must be met to activate them and how they are dispelled. Case in point, Wanda and Stephen both have a spell to imprison someone. But these spells are probably individually different in the conditions that trigger the mechanism of the locks, and the keys used to open them. What Wanda did to the people of Westview and to Agatha goes beyond the idea of of forcefully giving them new personalities and suppressed the true ones. This can be explained more by using analogy. 1. When Wanda controlled the minds of the people in Westview, it is akin to attaching strings to them to make them act like her puppets. But what is impressive about this ability of her is she can do this without needing to constantly give her attention or focus to it - magic on autopilot (as per Agatha's words). But it is not without connection, which were severed by Agatha in episode 9 of WV. Agatha: She's your meat puppet. I just cut her strings. 2. However, what she did to Agatha in the last episode of WV is akin to putting her inside a cage. Even if the connection between the caster and the spell disappeared, the effect of the latter did not. Hence, why she's still stuck in that cage. But the spell had become distorted after she 'died'. That is perhaps the reason why Agatha was seeing numerous clues and hidden messages such as her brooch, Wanda's corpse, the library check-out card, etc. They are probably like holes in the cage that grant her a peek to the real world outside her imprisoned mind. But it is really impressive how Teen was able to break the spell of the Scarlet Witch while fully knowing the current limitations of what he can do. One possible reason is that her spell isn't really complex and could be penetrated if attempted to be broken from the outside. Although, this is just a theory. I'll just leave it to the discretion of everyone else whether to believe me or not.
Also-your opinions ARE needed/welcome on this! People are writing the show off for "being gay" but that doesn't mean it's not to be enjoyed by everyone. 💜 Queer folks have always been around loving Marvel despite it being mostly cishet characters.
These two episodes gave me so much enjoyment that I’m excited to see the rest of the show. I was looking forward to seeing katheryn, Aubrey, and Joe’s characters but the whole supporting cast is actually really good too.
Loved the parody of Kate Winslet's Mare of Easttown to Agatha of Westview, they even did the Pennsylvania/Delaware County's accent..."creek" is pronounced as "crick". Liked the ending scene of Episode 2, has the same spooky, eerie feeling of Wandavision, Moon Knight, and Werewolf by Night!! Keep it up MARVEL!!
Totally. They weren't lying about the gayness and I love that they don't overexplain it, it's just there like any other thing, lots of shows should take notes.
@@elenak.6539 I like how, unlike most shows, the gayness doesn’t overstay its welcome and overshadow the main plot, more shows should be made like that
I was very intrigued when Salem's Seven and Nicholas Scratch were mentioned -- I haven't heard about them in years. In the comics, they definitely have a connection to Agatha. Never read their stories first hand, but I know about them thanks to having bought several issues of "The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe".
Magic works differently depending on the type of characters. For characters who have a shorter life span (Humans), they will typically cast spells that last beyond their life. Doctor Strange showed that in Infinity War when he told Ebony Maw "You'll find... removing a dead man's spell... Troublesome." While characters with much longer lifespans (Asgardians) will tie their spell to themselves. Odin showed this when he died at the beginning of Ragnarök when his enchantments that kept Hela locked up and made Mjolnir be indestructible.
It's pretty exciting that things have gone really well, having to introduce a lot of people to this series that will gradually expand.😍 And I really loved the cast, Aubrey Plaza, she's so funny. And I hope she can be Billy Wiccan and Wanda at some point.👍👍
YESS you guys are delivering for me right now. I just finished the episode and needed a reaction video rabbit hole if possible. So glad you guys are the first video I clicked on 👏🏽👏🏽
The fight scene between Rio and Agatha reminded me of the fight scene between Deadpool and Wolverine So yes very Gay and I’m here for it And Deadpool is already confirmed to be pansexual in the comic books
2:21 Agatha did say that one of Wanda's main magic capabilities is the ability to create spells that work on autopilot Even If she's dead, the spell should work on it's on for a very long time, since Scarlet Witch is no ordinary Witch, the most powerful witch ever
As an LGBT person who's been standing their ground about supporting Agatha, it's really nice to see some straight people that are excited about this. As much as I love supporting Agatha against the haters, it's nice to see all kinds of people to come together and enjoy this
It's a gee-damn delight to be back in a super-fun weekly Marvel show - 'specially with you lads! I feel so lucky they keep making this stuff! So many great moments...
I'm sure someone else has done this but I just watched the two episodes today and the book that was stolen was written by Andrew Ugo...which is an anagram of Rogue Wand. Just a little thing.
Agatha was living the life of the 'nosy neighbor' that Wanda forced upon her for those three years. It was only when Wanda died that Agatha got stuck in the crime drama. Maybe she was watching tv when the spell went bad?
One of the things I came to realized is the fact that WandaVision had a scene cut that would have explained a missing point. What happened to Ralph? The cut scene in question shows Ralph using tools from the fire truck to cut off his ankle monitor. That's how he escaped, si he wasn't home when Agatha took over the house.
I'll say I'm satisfied with these first two episodes. Great reaction as always guys. Also I'll put it out there, both Aubrey Plaza and Katherine Hann can get it.
From Avengers Infinity War, Dr. Strange said to Ebony Maw in NY when they tried to get his Time Stone from the Eye of Agamotto, "You'll find it very hard to break the spell of a dead sorcerer" (or something along those lines), so I don't know even if Wanda was dead (which I'm 100% she's not) if her spells were broken. I'm thinking that Aubrey Plaza's character may have the power to break such spells? (which would mean she is an OP powerful witch?) 🤔 They guy at the library that told Agatha everything burned down from behind the bookshelf is the "mailman" from WandaVision. I think they got every side character back for this series.
I think the Nick Scratcg Easter egg will be an interesting and somewhat important character development for Agatha. Its the name.ofnher son in the comics and a common old timey nickname for the Devil. The rabbit being named Senor Scratchy might play into it as well.
It was cool to resolve Wanda's spell in the first episode, indeed. John Rocha and his Geek Buddies noticed something though: in this timeline, theoretically Wanda died 2 years ago, in Doctor Strange 2, right? So, why does the spell breaks now? Even so, it feels like this series will be great! 😄
Shoutout to Hector for still knowing the timeline LOL I used to be really good at tracking the movies and shows but I can’t anymore I have no clue where they are or what’s the most recent project unless Hector says something and also facts what Hector says about both of them being able to get it 😂😂😂
I was totally lost in that first episode u til she broke out. Glad I didn’t watch the trailer or that effect wouldn’t have worked as well. I pretty much don’t watch trailers anymore because they seem to spoil too much.
I'm still trying to work out if the continuity error with the body is an actual continuity error, an error in the show (within the show), or a glitch in the spell... 🤔
This is the reason i never listen to he majorities opinion and form my own opinion after watching a show. Before i watched this everyone was saying it was bad, watched it and its one of my favorite marvel shows.
wait wanda's in here late 20s? is that right, she was implied to have been a teenager in AoU and captain america 3 wasn't she and she was snapped for five years so i feel like at most shes only early 20s maybe mid at the oldest
Since I’m an old man of 57 years of age I remember when Catherine Hahn used to be on Saturday Night Live as one of the not ready for primetime players. And she was fantastic on that show so to see so many actors/comedians come out from there and prosper and blossom is fantastic and she is definitely one of the jewels.
I liked it. The over exaggerated hating of everything now actually just lowers my expectations so that I come out not minding it as much. But Disney has to stop with the 25% running time being credits. No wonder they are costing so much to make these things. Really, really shouldn’t…
Fact that, they literally made most of trailer out of only first 2eps , there is so much to watch 👏
Holy cow we are SO back. These first two eps ROCKED
The spell isn’t on the town, Wanda wouldn’t do that to the people, the spell is on Agatha. She’s been trapped in fantasies this entire time and the towns people have been checking in on her because they know Wanda left her trapped in a spell, she’s been incorporating the towns people into the glamor, but they aren’t really there, she’s probably never really leaves her house, it’s why they’ve been bringing her food.
1. Wanda did do that to the people though originally lol 2. They never said the entrapment spell was on the town, they just thought that Agatha put a spell on the town like Wanda did 3. She did leave her house. She was in her fake car then went over to Herb’s yard to act out the detective thing, which is why the images were of the flowers in Herb’s yard, that was her remembering where she really was when she saw “the body”.
@@gingerdog8203 But Wanda wouldn't do it again, at least not intentionally.
@gingerdog8203 the point is agatha in THIS episode is the only person under a spell
The guy who says "every last copy" is the mailman from Wandavision.
OHHH the "Don't shoot, I'm just the messenger" guy
Yes, exactly.
Every last copy of the Darkhold... So many great callbacks in this episode.
Had to pause this and rewatch the first episode because it's hilarious to think about what must have gone on in the real world while Agatha was playing detective:
John Collins wakes up and sees that Crazy Agnes is back doing her thing on her front lawn after a period of concerning seclusion. "Hey neighbor!" he greets her from across his yellow-flowered fence. She walks up to him muttering incoherently about being in trouble for something and hands him a dirty mug from her kitchen. She seems to see him as a friend today and he decides it's best to encourage her to socialize, so he walks her around his property trying to make small-talk. Her responses don't seem to have anything to do with what he's saying, but that's not out of the ordinary. What is is that her demeanor is a lot more serious and melancholy than her usual fun "sitcom character" before her isolation, which worries him. They get to his back yard and the next thing he knows she's found a dead squirrel. He tried to stop her from touching it, but she inevitable starts poking at it and rambling about disturbing things before she starts to cry. "Are you ok, Agnes? You're not yourself lately." She gets agitated and goes back to her house to sit at her "driving table" for a while.
A little while later she barges through the front door of the Proctors' house where Sarah is having friends over and shoves her way past them to talk to Sarah. Sarah, disgusted by her antics, makes a sarcastic comment about people giving her free groceries and Agnes waves a dirty piece of paper at her rambling about library books. Sarah tries to tell her to piss off, but Agnes starts bellowing at the crowd and making a scene, so Sarah takes the paper and points her in the direction of the back yard. "Denis" walks by and sees Agnes staring at a fence and muttering to herself, says nothing, and continues walking.
Agnes then strolls into the Proctor's kitchen, and tells Harold he's dripped his breakfast on his shirt before making herself a coffee and sitting down in their living room. He tries desperately to reason with her and tell her for the millionth time she can't just walk in like this, but she just keeps playing make-belief until Harold is rescued by a strange woman (probably claiming to be a social worker) and goes to work, but Agnes soon chases her off.
She then wanders down the sidewalk encountering Abilash Tandon who she harasses for a minute about a piece of jewelry, before going back to the Proctors' living-room to build a nest of paperwork on their couch for several hours until Harold comes in and tells her again to "go home" and turns out the lights because he's going to bed.
She goes home for the night and the "social worker" knocks on the door for a therapy session/interrogation, but they're interrupted by a teen breaking in, who she then rants at in her living room, gets creeped out by, and locks in her closet. She sits at her car-table for a while then goes back to the living room where the social worker talks her into stripping naked and she falls asleep on the floor.
Love the story. I guess I only have once correction- while in her make-belief TV show, the chief asks her to go home when she is working late a night and she responds "I am home". I took that as a subconscious acknowledgement she is at her home....
Okay Aubrey Plaza in that modern witches outfit of hers is so goddamn hot I thought the tv was gonna melt.
People may be straight, lesbian, gay, bi etc but we are *all* aubreyplazasexuals.
whenever she appears on the scene, it feels like something sexual bout to happen 😂😅
In general I have to say that this series has some sexy vibes fr. I mean I don't think I need to talk about the chemistry between Kathryn Hahn and Aubrey Plaza like goodness gracious you could have cut the tension with her knife...
Kathryn Hahn and Aubrey Plaza as flirting arch rivals is the most pornographic thing in the whole MCU.
Personally, I got a fair degree of mileage out of the therapy scene in which Falcon and Winter Soldier locked legs together and gazed into each other's eyes 😅
That's why That's the gayest show in mcu lol
Loved how much this episode referenced MARE OF EASTTOWN since Evan Peters won an Emmy for his role in that. 🏆
And just fun since WandaVision and Mare of Easttown went head-to-head at all the award shows that year.
Great show- mare I mean
Who is Evan Peterson?
@@CleansHaven Evan Peters is the actor who played Quicksilver in the X-Men movies and was the fake Wanda’s brother in WandaVision.
kathryn also lost her emmy to kate winslet, there's so many layers
"If t he Scarlet Witch did die in Doctor Strange, in that movie, was that spell broken?"
Just because the caster dies doesn't mean the spell will be broken. This rule doesn't necessarily apply to all types of magic or practitioners.
In Avengers: Infinity War, Doctor Strange implied this by saying to Ebony Maw: "You'll find a dead man's spell quite troublesome." This generally, and probably, means that spells of the same intention (function) may vary depending on what conditions must be met to activate them and how they are dispelled. Case in point, Wanda and Stephen both have a spell to imprison someone. But these spells are probably individually different in the conditions that trigger the mechanism of the locks, and the keys used to open them.
What Wanda did to the people of Westview and to Agatha goes beyond the idea of of forcefully giving them new personalities and suppressed the true ones. This can be explained more by using analogy.
1. When Wanda controlled the minds of the people in Westview, it is akin to attaching strings to them to make them act like her puppets. But what is impressive about this ability of her is she can do this without needing to constantly give her attention or focus to it - magic on autopilot (as per Agatha's words). But it is not without connection, which were severed by Agatha in episode 9 of WV.
Agatha: She's your meat puppet. I just cut her strings.
2. However, what she did to Agatha in the last episode of WV is akin to putting her inside a cage. Even if the connection between the caster and the spell disappeared, the effect of the latter did not. Hence, why she's still stuck in that cage. But the spell had become distorted after she 'died'. That is perhaps the reason why Agatha was seeing numerous clues and hidden messages such as her brooch, Wanda's corpse, the library check-out card, etc. They are probably like holes in the cage that grant her a peek to the real world outside her imprisoned mind.
But it is really impressive how Teen was able to break the spell of the Scarlet Witch while fully knowing the current limitations of what he can do. One possible reason is that her spell isn't really complex and could be penetrated if attempted to be broken from the outside. Although, this is just a theory. I'll just leave it to the discretion of everyone else whether to believe me or not.
Also-your opinions ARE needed/welcome on this! People are writing the show off for "being gay" but that doesn't mean it's not to be enjoyed by everyone. 💜 Queer folks have always been around loving Marvel despite it being mostly cishet characters.
These two episodes gave me so much enjoyment that I’m excited to see the rest of the show. I was looking forward to seeing katheryn, Aubrey, and Joe’s characters but the whole supporting cast is actually really good too.
Both episodes were amazing, love the story, and the entire cast. Definitely going to be an interesting journey
Loved the parody of Kate Winslet's Mare of Easttown to Agatha of Westview, they even did the Pennsylvania/Delaware County's accent..."creek" is pronounced as "crick". Liked the ending scene of Episode 2, has the same spooky, eerie feeling of Wandavision, Moon Knight, and Werewolf by Night!! Keep it up MARVEL!!
Did anyone get an angry ex vibe off of Rio? Cause that fight scene seemed less vengeance, more foreplay to me.
Oh it’s 100000% gay and Aubrey Plaza confirmed it :)
Totally. They weren't lying about the gayness and I love that they don't overexplain it, it's just there like any other thing, lots of shows should take notes.
@@elenak.6539 I like how, unlike most shows, the gayness doesn’t overstay its welcome and overshadow the main plot, more shows should be made like that
@@nicholasdeporto5257weird undertones from your comment but ok
@@nicholasdeporto5257 *sigh*
3 of the best straight dudes. We appreciate the allies in you 3.
So much better than I anticipated it was fantastic!
Can't wait for more! I liked the vibe of this episode. Please let Wanda return! 🙏
HOW did you put together a reaction video so soon? Hats off to y'all! I checked on a whim and there you are!
@@istanformarzipan they give certain reactors episodes earlier then it comes out
Press got the first 4 eps early so they probably shot these last week
Agatha is the Wicked Witch of the West...view.
The town would probably say Wanda is. Its a cool easter egg line im glad they caught.
Im glad to see adam got himself the Godzilla minus one japanese limited edition bluray behind him. I applaud him for that
I was very intrigued when Salem's Seven and Nicholas Scratch were mentioned -- I haven't heard about them in years. In the comics, they definitely have a connection to Agatha. Never read their stories first hand, but I know about them thanks to having bought several issues of "The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe".
The intro reminded me of “True Blood “ a little bit.
Magic works differently depending on the type of characters. For characters who have a shorter life span (Humans), they will typically cast spells that last beyond their life. Doctor Strange showed that in Infinity War when he told Ebony Maw "You'll find... removing a dead man's spell... Troublesome." While characters with much longer lifespans (Asgardians) will tie their spell to themselves. Odin showed this when he died at the beginning of Ragnarök when his enchantments that kept Hela locked up and made Mjolnir be indestructible.
Augustin picking up on the wizard of Oz quote. Love it.
It's pretty exciting that things have gone really well, having to introduce a lot of people to this series that will gradually expand.😍 And I really loved the cast, Aubrey Plaza, she's so funny. And I hope she can be Billy Wiccan and Wanda at some point.👍👍
YESS you guys are delivering for me right now. I just finished the episode and needed a reaction video rabbit hole if possible. So glad you guys are the first video I clicked on 👏🏽👏🏽
The fight scene between Rio and Agatha reminded me of the fight scene between Deadpool and Wolverine
So yes very Gay and I’m here for it
And Deadpool is already confirmed to be pansexual in the comic books
2:21 Agatha did say that one of Wanda's main magic capabilities is the ability to create spells that work on autopilot
Even If she's dead, the spell should work on it's on for a very long time, since Scarlet Witch is no ordinary Witch, the most powerful witch ever
Really love the detective stuff. It's actually them parodying Mare from Easttown lol. That show starred Kate Winslet and Evan Peters hehe.
Thanks to Adam, Hector and Agustin! 🧙♀ An interesting start to this tale.
As an LGBT person who's been standing their ground about supporting Agatha, it's really nice to see some straight people that are excited about this. As much as I love supporting Agatha against the haters, it's nice to see all kinds of people to come together and enjoy this
It's a gee-damn delight to be back in a super-fun weekly Marvel show - 'specially with you lads! I feel so lucky they keep making this stuff! So many great moments...
It's hilarious how serious they took the detective gimick in episode 1
I really appreciate how different the vibe feels, like it can really stand on its own. I also love witch and coven stuff!
As a fellow straight dude, I had a ton of fun with this one from the very first frame!!
I'm sure someone else has done this but I just watched the two episodes today and the book that was stolen was written by Andrew Ugo...which is an anagram of Rogue Wand. Just a little thing.
Love the credit sequence. Fairuza Balk❤
I’m really enjoying this
Loved this 🤍⚡️🖤 Agatha is such a great villain
Agatha is not manipulating reality in the episode, she's under Wanda's spell, she has no control over it until Billy and Rio interfere with it.
THIS SHOW IS THE BEST MARVEL EVER RELEASED THIS YEAR AS FOR MEEEE
Agatha was living the life of the 'nosy neighbor' that Wanda forced upon her for those three years. It was only when Wanda died that Agatha got stuck in the crime drama. Maybe she was watching tv when the spell went bad?
First two episodes were SO GOOD!!!
Wow, never noticed you’re outro before now. Awesome!
It's new!
Yes the show is really good!! so far! really loved the first 2 episodes!! can't wait for next week!
It was so good! I’m super psyched for this show
The first 2 episodes were fantastic 💜
loved the first two episodes!
I think it's cool that Aubrey Plaza is playing Blackheart. A villian that I honestly never thought we would get in the MCU
One of the things I came to realized is the fact that WandaVision had a scene cut that would have explained a missing point. What happened to Ralph? The cut scene in question shows Ralph using tools from the fire truck to cut off his ankle monitor. That's how he escaped, si he wasn't home when Agatha took over the house.
Hell yeah I was waiting you heroes 😎
-Singing- Agathing "The Ballad of The Witches' Road" all day long
I'll say I'm satisfied with these first two episodes. Great reaction as always guys. Also I'll put it out there, both Aubrey Plaza and Katherine Hann can get it.
From Avengers Infinity War, Dr. Strange said to Ebony Maw in NY when they tried to get his Time Stone from the Eye of Agamotto, "You'll find it very hard to break the spell of a dead sorcerer" (or something along those lines), so I don't know even if Wanda was dead (which I'm 100% she's not) if her spells were broken. I'm thinking that Aubrey Plaza's character may have the power to break such spells? (which would mean she is an OP powerful witch?) 🤔 They guy at the library that told Agatha everything burned down from behind the bookshelf is the "mailman" from WandaVision. I think they got every side character back for this series.
So excited to see this reaction
Not to go down this rabbit hole, but isn’t Blackheart the child of Mephisto and Lilith
oh no, here we go 😋
@@HeroesReforged just saying 🤔 lol 😂
The fact that they used the term "Blackheart" to describe Rio, in each episode, is suspicious.
Well, both the title Agatha All Along and Mephisto have one 'O'. Coincidence? I don't think so
I love this character
To Adam's point about being ready for the spooky shit... that is why they released 2 episodes at once to get things started. That is the hook.
I don't know if I'd watch a straight procedural starring Katherine Hahn, but probably a gay procedural.
it got style just like wandavision. i’m in!
Love this show already!😂
Aubrey’s Rio Vidal is not from the comics. So is possible at the end it’s reveal she’s actually some big female character, or not. Te veo
Possibly Claire Voyant / Black Widow?
Love this show already! It’s very much its own thing and much more sexier than most MCU shows.
Well now everytime I watch a video I'm gonna picture Hector sitting there in his chonies 😂
Nice song on your outro!
We back, baby.
For wandavision 2 episodes came out the same day as well.
Love this show
I think the Nick Scratcg Easter egg will be an interesting and somewhat important character development for Agatha. Its the name.ofnher son in the comics and a common old timey nickname for the Devil.
The rabbit being named Senor Scratchy might play into it as well.
Likes the first episodes a lot.
All the references to a black heart had me like 🤔
Immaculate vibes, so hooked right out the gate. WE’RE BACK BABY!
It was cool to resolve Wanda's spell in the first episode, indeed.
John Rocha and his Geek Buddies noticed something though: in this timeline, theoretically Wanda died 2 years ago, in Doctor Strange 2, right? So, why does the spell breaks now?
Even so, it feels like this series will be great! 😄
Aubrey Plaza!! ❤❤❤
Agatha is a villian, and depending on who you ask, so is wanda.
Song is so fire!
So fun !!!
Noooo!!!! You haven't done every Marvel show!!!!... Waiting for you guys to do Agents of SHIELD!!!!!.... any way... you guys are great!
If anyone else is looking for other spooky shows with humor I suggest you all to watch Dead Boy Detectives
Shoutout to Hector for still knowing the timeline LOL I used to be really good at tracking the movies and shows but I can’t anymore I have no clue where they are or what’s the most recent project unless Hector says something and also facts what Hector says about both of them being able to get it 😂😂😂
Witches are cool and spooky
Went into this show expecting it to be really bad. Had almost zero interest, now I’m loving it so far😂
Soooo good
The MCU is currently in the year 2026.
I was totally lost in that first episode u til she broke out. Glad I didn’t watch the trailer or that effect wouldn’t have worked as well. I pretty much don’t watch trailers anymore because they seem to spoil too much.
I'm still trying to work out if the continuity error with the body is an actual continuity error, an error in the show (within the show), or a glitch in the spell... 🤔
This is the reason i never listen to he majorities opinion and form my own opinion after watching a show. Before i watched this everyone was saying it was bad, watched it and its one of my favorite marvel shows.
it was great!!!
Is she saying “I’ll see you” or “I see you”, as in I see your true self.
Both these women can get it for sure 😂😂
weird statement seeing as they’re lesbians
Theory: Rio Vidal is her half-sister.
Yall are fast
wait wanda's in here late 20s? is that right, she was implied to have been a teenager in AoU and captain america 3 wasn't she and she was snapped for five years so i feel like at most shes only early 20s maybe mid at the oldest
ESPOOKY SZN 👻
Since I’m an old man of 57 years of age I remember when Catherine Hahn used to be on Saturday Night Live as one of the not ready for primetime players. And she was fantastic on that show so to see so many actors/comedians come out from there and prosper and blossom is fantastic and she is definitely one of the jewels.
@@francisco_m7849 Old Man here too! I'm 6 weeks older than SNL. Everything in your post is true except that Katherine Hahn was never on SNL.
Googling it, it seems like people confuse Hahn with Ana Gasteyer cuz they look quite a bit alike.
Fashionably-early heroes reforged jumpscare
0:35 I'm so glad you understand and acknowledged that this is made for the girls and the gays. A lot of reviews are like... who is this made for?? Lol
Wanda Returns to the Series Agatha Ever After?
4:04 as someone from northern delaware who says "crick" I cringe when they say it in TV cus I know the reaction lol
I liked it. The over exaggerated hating of everything now actually just lowers my expectations so that I come out not minding it as much.
But Disney has to stop with the 25% running time being credits. No wonder they are costing so much to make these things. Really, really shouldn’t…