User Reviews

With these first two episodes, Marvel has managed to conquer the sitcom medium and offer a lovely insight into what it would look like with these characters in that medium. This second outing goes a little more into the weird of the show, but never alienates the audience who simply expects some Marvel goodness. You get that. But you have to wait for it a little bit. Paul Bettany and Elizabeth Olsen gets enough chances to explore their comedic timing - nailing it, obviously! - and the new additions are cute, but have not really solidified their ground yet. It feels like we are moving toward to getting new story details and I am excited to see what the hell is actually going on. Hopefully, they do not allow the schtick to overstay its welcome.

Marvel continues to impress. Solid characters, clever writing. It's still early in the season, but so far I'm entertained!

So different and creative. Definitely a top notch experience. Go into it with no expectations and this show will just do the rest. Really enjoying what I've seeing so far.

Paul Bettany and Elizabeth Olsen are truly a perfect chemistry and match for their characters in this universe.

Marvel took a huge swing with the throwback to the monochrome, but overly pleasant and charming world of nostalgic sitcom television from the 50-60's. This is an absolutely wonderful avenue that I can guarantee will grip and introduce new viewers to the 'golden age' of tv & cinema (respectfully say 80's and older).

Disney and Marvel know exactly what their vision (huh huh *nudge) is for this seemingly impossible roadmap of Marvel (and Star Wars) tv and film future.

This show is going to be a damn smash hit of course, and I would say it is definitely on its fast track to earning that, with this absurdly fun two episodes.

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Wandavision episode two is marvel at it's best the ending is amazing and leaves you wanting more. The acting is amazing with Kathryn Hahn being the stand out comedy wise her little side jokes are so good and so funny. Olsen does an amazing job and there is most likley an emmy coming her way for this. Having never watched Bewitched I do feel as though i missed out on many of the jokes but its a great second episode with the mystery starting to get deeper and deeper

Tolerable than the first. Stay with patience, then we can enjoy. But again, the forced drama. But this was better than the first. The cast were great.

Really great show. You get to see a bit more the mystery( not much) love the little hints in the commercials. Only thing i still dont like it the long end credits.

So far so good. Why is there so many reviews and ratings? The show is good so far+ i love elizabeth olsen

They should've released this series all in one I reckon because we know too little at this rate for me to give it any higher than my score. Intriguing and creative, which is great, and there's a lot to love, but the tropes get a bit tired and overbloated and the humour isn't funny enough. It could get better for me though, and I like what they're trying to do! Also, beeman!

I don't really get it yet, but let's see what comes next ...

It just feels like a dragged out joke that lasted 60 minutes too long. They try to pull off something smart, but it feels shallow. They should've swapped between real world and the b&w sit com Verse, would've given us more substance and depth making us care for the character and the world. Instead we get these 30 second clips, sprinkled twice throughout the 1st 2 episodes - teasing us about the world beyond. This setting of the show also gives you the vibe that it was built for a binge-one sitting viewing experience, but then later pushed to the weekly schedule for strategic reasons.

While the rest just feels like filler made with really old pop culture references that most people won't get or care enough to google. The "jokes" on this "comedy" genre show feel forced and to add to that there is freaking laugh track. They should've watched something like Legion to figure out how to do a mind -BENDING show.

I hope I am wrong, I hope it gets better.

This episode threw in a lot more to the story without revealing too much in just the second episode! A lot of different theories and ideas come to mind with watch more than just the trailers with this episode and I love it. Leaves you wanting more! Cannot wait to see where this goes.

This is episode is both weird and hilarious. The comedy levels here are certainly stepped up and I loved every second of it. It plays with the classic cringe moments you would expect for an old sit-com and integrates it with the marvel elements fans are so fond of. The comedy also is clever contrast to the subtle suspense and confusion in this episode which almost causes viewers , and the characters, to forget that something isn't quite right.

Elizabeth Olsen has always been great as Wanda but this episode features some of my best Vision moments, showcasing Paul Bettany's talent.

The writers so far seem to be only giving us breadcrumbs of the true nature of this show, and for the most part are keeping us in the dark, possibly more so than some characters involved, almost an opposite to the overused dramatic irony of other tv. Other fans may not like this decision, and to each of their own so that's fine, but I'm enjoying the confusion and intrigue, and the way those feelings line up with the tone of the show, and how the characters must also feel.

Other people have called these first 2 episodes hilarious, but I haven't laughed once. Not because there aren't many good, there certainly are. Its just there is an absolute uneasiness I can't shake. From the moments where the show goes deadly serious, to the bits of colour slowly added through the episode and even in the funny moments. There is just an eerie uneasiness that is hard to define That isn't to say I haven't enjoyed it, that can't be further from the truth, I'm kind of creeped out by it and intrigued to where it goes next.

Very funny episode. I suspect the plot will take off in the next episode, and I'm all for it.

To the people saying that it's 'boring' and has no real story: that's the point. There is something larger going on, which they (and we) aren't supposed to know yet.

Super intriguing, hilarious. All the little clues and details keep you wanting more. The only thing is that I feel you really have to be a hardcore marvel fan to appreciate it. There's so many little details, a standout one being a logo that pops up. However, if you don't know what it is, you won't appreciate the episode as much. So I love it, but some people don't think so simply because they don't understand or pick up on all these little things.

A decent show , good acting . We dont know yet what to expect yet but a promising start of the new era of mcu . Looking forward to it . I dont want to put spoiler so go and give it a try.

This episode expanded upon Wandavision and had many surprises. Many part were really funny, and I think MCU fans will be happy with this episode.

The first 3 episode are very underrated they have such a creepy suspense feel to them.

The 10 seconds of mystery isnt worth 20 mins of unfunny, cringey and boring humor.

The only people I can see enjoying this are people that grew up with 50s/60s sitcoms and super marvel fanboys who are starved for content.