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Meanwhile, Vision and White Vision have finally found a pleasant shared interest – long discussions of Greek mythology, specifically the story of the ship of Theseus and whether it could be called the same vessel once all the planks were removed, especially if the planks were reassembled into a new ship (or the ‘when are the Sugababes not the Sugababes’ theorem based on replacing original parts of a whole).

Instead, she leaves the spell where it is, sending her boys to “handle the military” while she deals with Agatha. Others plead for death, leading Wanda to attempt to lift the Hex for them, only to be reminded what this would mean for her husband and children. Emma Caulfield’s Dottie (real name: Sarah) pleads for her daughter to be given a role in the sitcom, even as a villain, so she can be let out of her room. It’s a true spectacle that shows just how much WandaVision has been holding back in the weeks until now, and really it’s just the start of the visual feasts this episode will offer.īack closer to the ground, Agatha unleashes some real pain on Wanda by “releasing” her “meat puppets”, AKA the residents of Westview she’s been holding captive. Your ex and your boyfriend together at the same party,” Agatha quips as the two Paul Bettanys clash, barreling through the skies and phasing in and out of solid matter as both try to destroy the other. At first, Wanda keeps the upper hand with a judicious application of car to face (with a great Wizard of Oz visual when Agatha’s trapped underneath), but the scales are tipped when White Vision turns up. After last week’s talk-heavy flashback episode, this week kicks things into high gear from the start, with Agatha Harkness (Kathryn Hahn) drawing out Wanda for a pitched battle in the streets of Westview. For more information about how we hold your personal data, please see our privacy policy.Īnd of course, there was plenty of action. We may also send occasional updates from our editorial team. Immediate Media Company Limited (publishers of ) would love to send you our sci-fi and fantasy newsletters.