I've read reviews saying there were "no stakes" you know, aside from Wanda having to lose her family (again). People are just butt hurt they didn't get some big cameo, that's what they think good storytelling is. Pretty scary. The action here was fantastic. I will say it was a bit predictable that Wanda would casts ruins or whatever when Agatha first told her about them, as well as when they showed just that on the "previous on" at the start of the episode. But they still executed it creatively. I thought this was one of the most creative series I've seen, and it left the door open for numerous things, one we didn't know about being, Vision is now back, real Vision, with his memories. Wanda embracing her identity as The Scarlet Witch was just a beautiful character arc for her. Perhaps she and can recreate Billy and Tommy without them being tied to the Hex. It didn't make it clear if Monica still had her powers once the hex was gone... but she's got a big Marvel future ahead of her. I still don't really get why Wanda thought Ralph Bohner was Pietro... I mean she was never under a spell, he was, and he looked nothing like Pietro... anyways, knit picks aside, a beautiful series and one of my absolute favorite installments in the MCU. It made such comic book characters feel so human. I think this was the best possible way to bring MCU to a TV format, not just because of its homages to classic TV, but as an MCU movie as well.
Review of The Series Finale
