The WandaVision season 1 finale, episode 1.09 “The Series Finale”, is a deeply satisfying conclusion to the operative theme of the story and it shows the viewer that not all good things must end. Rather, they transform.
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The penultimate episode of WandaVision – episode 1.08 – serves as an exercise in Wanda’s fragile psychology while also exhibiting a magnificent balance of exposition, plot, and character.
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Wandavision episode 1.07 “Breaking The Fourth Wall” drops a major MCU bomb on us, but keeps it’s laser focus on it’s main character while warning us to be careful what you wish for.
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WandaVision episode 1.06, “All-New Halloween Spooktacular” is a creepy experiment framed by and existential crisis where the devil’s in the details.
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WandaVision episode 1.05, “On A Very Special episode…” goes full 80’s and we are forced to ask ourselves, who is the real villain here and what is the cost of lies?
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WandaVision episode 1.04, “We Interrupt This Program…” reminds us there’s a big vast world which keeps spinning outside Wanda’s sitcom bubble and connecting the two is a very hard job…
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WandaVision episode 1.03, “Now In Color” tacks on more sitcom hijinks while also exposing the emotional framework of a very real prison for the mind.
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WandaVision episode 1.02, “Don’t Touch That Dial” gets more gimmicky than the first episode, yet it showcases something Wanda and Vision have been lacking for their whole MCU existence: characterization.
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The first episode of WandaVision isn’t about the what, so much as it is about the where and why, and I am HERE for it.
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