Yeah I imagine it's just a coincidence, since 'many hands make light work' is already a phrase.
Can I watch it, without knowing nothing about it or should I see or read something related first?
I think anyone without any MCU knowledge would be totally lost.Can't speak for fdst but I'd be interested if a non-MCU watcher would get anything from it - I.e... is this one I watch with my gf or on my own!
Can't speak for fdst but I'd be interested if a non-MCU watcher would get anything from it - I.e... is this one I watch with my gf or on my own!
Wasn't he the guy at visions work who disappointed the boss at dinner?
I loved that whole magician segment.
Also curious to the voice over the radio asking Wanda "who's doing this to you" since my assumption was this was something she was doing all by herself.
I think anyone without any MCU knowledge would be totally lost.
The characters are charming, and the mystery very intriguing, but a lot of the payoff relies on knowing who these characters are.
Or it could be a bit of both. Someone set this up as a cage for Wanda, but she's playing along to avoid reality.My guess is that they BELIEVE it's being done to her but it is actually her.
Or it could be a bit of both. Someone set this up as a cage for Wanda, but she's playing along to avoid reality.
I also think there's more than one group trying to break into the world.
I would love to see someone that's watched a bunch of old sitcoms watch this completely blind lol
they're already flying toy choppers in!
I was gonna say that if someone was a die hard sitcom fan, but has no MCU knowledge, maybe that alone would be enough, but they'd be confused as hell. (And the show presumably breaks out of the sitcom mold, which would make it even crazier for them, haha.)I would love to see someone that's watched a bunch of old sitcoms watch this completely blind lol
Geraldine is pretty likely to be
, which seems quite reasonable from what has been shown yet.grown-up Monica Rambeau from Captain Marvel (Maria's daughter) working for SHIELD/SWORD now, trying to see what Wanda's up to in her reality bubble.
I think you're on point here, though I'd guess that the toy chopper was an actual helicopter. Could be wrong, though.Gonna guess people/objects entering Wanda's reality get changed to something fitting the aesthetic. The toy chopper is actually a SWORD drone and the beekeeper is someone in a hazmat suit.
Bring back Madame Hydra!
That's pretty exactly what it is and I love it :)
So what do we think is up with the mailman? Agnes' interaction with him was pretty weird
Please stop talking about non-canon events :^)
Just started this. So uh, yeah, we're really just not doing the accent then, eh?
I think the point of the scene wasn't how the mailman's weird, but Agnes being weird :)So what do we think is up with the mailman? Agnes' interaction with him was pretty weird
Bring back Phil Coulson!
I think there's a chance because if there wasn't a part of the real Vision in this reality, why would he have scenes apart from Wanda? (Same goes for every other character besides Wanda.) If it was all truly an illusion made for/by Wanda, then anything outside her attention has no reason to exist.I really want this to end with somehow saving Vision but I don't believe in it either lol
I think the point of the scene wasn't how the mailman's weird, but Agnes being weird :)
She looks like she literally walked off the set of That 70s show onto this one lol
I thought Fitz was about to be a smear on the wall. Dude messed that shit up bad.
I think anyone without any MCU knowledge would be totally lost.
The characters are charming, and the mystery very intriguing, but a lot of the payoff relies on knowing who these characters are.
I think it'll be a slow burn for non MCU watchers, based on reviews. I would probably wait and binge it if they're not an MCU person.