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Monica Rambeau just gained her super powers. We were so shocked by Evan Peters' cameo, most of us missed it. After being medically x-rayed, Monica's x-ray image shown is mostly light. So it looks like she has been changed to energy, now, after passing through the photon/ neutron cosmic barrier twice. Also, the medic says she needs another blood-draw for her labs. For some background, according to Wikipedia, Monica Rambeau debuted in The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #16 as the second Captain Marvel and she gained super powers after being bombarded by extradimensional energy, produced by an energy disruptor weapon. The character joined and eventually became leader of the Avengers for a time. She has also been known as Photon, Pulsar and beginning in 2013, Spectrum. Akira Akbar portrayed young Monica Rambeau in the Marvel Cinematic Universe film Captain Marvel. Teyonah Parris portrays the adult version of Rambeau in the Disney+ series WandaVision and will appear also in Captain Marvel 2.

So, onto next weeks' episode where I'm expecting Halloween, with Vision & Scarlet Witch in their comic book costumes as an homage. Vision to discover the barrier, break through it, emerge on the other side & instantly revert to being dead. This will lead to Wanda freaking out, blaming S.W.O.R.D. & THAT my friends will be where it gets REALLY interesting! Enjoy ;)

This show has been very good so far. the tie n with x man is going to change marvel forever

The more show goes, the more I think Wanda is not in control of everything here. First and maybe too obvious sign was this episode where se is in argument with Vision about controling people. Why would she straight up lie? But what really gives me suspicion are those hydra ads from first few episodes. Why would Wanda create hydra commercials? Makes literally 0 sense. Also this version of quicksilver is from our standpoint iz bizzare. I doubt they will just pretend xmen were part of this universe. This show raised more question with "revealing" stuff lol. Anyway, absolute delight of a show 10/10

They brought him back , holy hell.....XMEN in the MCU. Hell yes

This week's episode was simply fantastic. Time has sped up in the form of the sit com out put and the ageing of the boys. Vision is starting to unravel the truth but Wanda remains in denial that she is total control. It is unclear whether she is being manipulated by someone.

Agnes' role remains mysterious but she is definitely significant.

Every time a question is answered, two more mysteries are brought to the forefront.

I have to say this is the most engaging series I have seen since Game of Thrones. I'm desperate for the next episode!

Say what you want, think what you can. It's not Wanda, or any villain who is in control of anything. It's simply Kevin Feige's world and we are living in it. Crazy stuff all throughout and I can only gasp at the vision the man has! Went and recast Pietro with a better version from another universe. Woah! This man can go anywhere he wants. This only makes me wait more eagerly for Spiderman 3! Fantastic episode.

I'm really excited to see where this is going. We're made believe that Wanda is in control of everything, but is she? She's definitely in control of something, and she does not want this fantasy to stop, but is she the one that initiated all of this?

That final scene was AWESOME.

The amazing character development from Wanda proceeds in this weird and wonderful episode. We are shown more supernatural elements of Wanda and are rooting for someone who, in my opinion, in portrayed as an antagonist in this show, Wanda.

This episode closely looks at the theme of 'playing God' or controlling life and further shows that nobody should be able to act like God, except God, and even Wanda, who is acting like a puppet-master in this show, understands this.

I love the advertisements that happen in every episode that links back to Wanda's past, in this episode is was about LAGOS which of course links back to the opening scene of 'Civil War'. The slogan acts as a conclusion of the events in the scene of the 3rd Captain America film as well which creates an enticing feeling for us as the audience, as we see this show link back to previous MCU films.

This episode wasn't as good as the previous episode but still a really good, weird and entertaining piece of television

KEEP IT UP.

While I wasn't particularly shocked that Wanda is creating her own sitcom reality out of her own grief from losing Vision, it is interesting seeing them turn Wanda into a more villainous character because of it. She's taken a whole town hostage to live in her reality, controlling their own consciousness including Vision's. It's apparent she doesn't seem entirely in control either. The end cameo is quite something too. Evan Peters' version of Pietro from the X-Men movies appears at the end, but it's unclear whether this is a nod to the fans or whether this is actually part of the multiverse being teased in the Doctor Strange and Spider-Man movies. I feel they could've started the series at episode 4, and it would've been more effective. The first three episodes drag a bit and don't contribute too greatly to the overall pacing of the actual plot since we get all the information we need in 4 & 5. I know people disagree with this, but I can't help but feel the other episodes were there to act as filler.

Since Days of Future Past (2014) was released there has been a lot of speculation that X-Men and Marvel really would have a cross over. Well I'll be darned of Marvel isn't in this for the long haul! This episode was full of great moments where we get to see Wanda when she returns from the Snap and Blip, after the Endgame battle, and now dealing with that insane amount of trauma she carries. I love a show that makes you pay attention to every detail even years down the road. I highly recommend watching the episodes again to catch things you missed or going back and looking again now that we know more. If we know anything about Marvel it's that the details matter. Side note- my favorite conversation was between Woo, Darcy, and Rambeau about Captain Marvel and Wanda taking on Thanos. A great conversation I've had with myself many times during this year of quarantine.

The reason I wasn't very fond of last episode is because it felt like all of the answers to all of our questions were being thrown at the screen at once. However, I think that was for best, as we're now able to see both perspectives of the story, and the previous "slow burn" style of the preceding episodes can be put to rest. And as a result, this episode is, in my opinion, the best of the five so far.

What I love about this episode is how easily the storylines merge with each other. Previously, WandaVision felt held back by the mysteries of Westview, but now this show can finally be put in full swing. The mystery is still heavily present in the story, but now our perspective has shifted to the same as S.W.O.R.D's, which I think is a brilliant idea that allows the surprises, plot twists, and cliffhangers to continue to be an effective tool for surprise, but without the vague and misleading format of the more sitcom-situated episodes.

I'm more excited than ever to see where this mini-series can go, especially with this week's reveal, having the potential to connect with future MCU films (I'm sure you can guess which one). Fully on board with this show.

How did they know who came closest to killing Thanos? Like, was ESPN covering the battle live? This made me chuckle after the fact.

Regardless, outstanding episode and can't wait for what's to come.

The cameo from Peter is unexpected, I thought it will be Aaron. That said, if we are going to assume that Peter Evans' Quicksilver is still a part of Fox's Universe then we can assume that MCU and Fox's Universe are merging or colliding, which is incredible.

Plus, how did I miss the sudden reference to creation of Spectrum? Monica just gain her superpower and I am expecting to further explore it on the next Captain Marvel movie.

And, is Monica pertaining to Reed Richards aka Mr. Fantastic of Fantastic Four when she stated that she knows an Aerospace engineer who is up for the challenge? I don't know but I am expecting it is because Marvel just tease for an upcoming Fantastic Four film.

I just gotta say that this series is already undoubtedly awesome for it to HANDLE THAT MIND BLOWING CAMEO...for real though, if they are presenting Pietro from X-Men not for introducing them into the whole MCU they'll be wasting the greatest idea ever. Evan Peters as Pietro is iconic and necessary.