WandaVision

WandaVision follows Wanda Maximoff and Vision as they live their ideal suburban life in Westview, New Jersey, but begin to suspect that everything is not as it seems, in a series that pays homage to classic American sitcoms while unraveling a mystery of grief and power.

Television Reimagined

WandaVision was a creative gamble that paid off spectacularly. By filtering a story about grief through the lens of classic American sitcoms — from I Love Lucy to Modern Family — Marvel created something genuinely unlike anything else in superhero media. Each episode's shift in era wasn't just a gimmick; it was a meditation on how we use fiction to process pain.

Kathryn Hahn's Agatha: A Star Is Born

Kathryn Hahn's reveal as Agatha Harkness — complete with the instantly viral "Agatha All Along" theme song — was the moment that launched a franchise. Her performance was so beloved it spawned its own spinoff series, and her cards immediately became hot commodities in the collecting world.

The Grief of It All

At its core, WandaVision is about a woman so consumed by grief that she rewrites reality itself. Elizabeth Olsen's performance — particularly in the finale's devastating "What is grief, if not love persevering?" scene — elevated the show beyond superhero entertainment into genuine art.

Fun Facts

• Each episode was filmed in the style of its respective sitcom era, including different camera equipment
• "Agatha All Along" hit the Billboard charts and became a viral sensation
• The show was originally planned as a movie before being reimagined for Disney+
• Paul Bettany trolled fans by saying he had amazing scenes with an actor he'd always wanted to work with — it was himself
• The show launched the entire Phase 4 slate and set up Multiverse of Madness