The first episode is a sitcom and it's acceptable, the second episode is that feeling of telling you it's a sitcom at every moment, and a sitcom is not a form of the story here, it's an illusion, because the end of the first episode (Actually, the fourth wall has been broken here), we viewers know that all this is happening under the secret surveillance of the Tianjian Bureau (the computer screen and the notebook on the table have the Tianjian Bureau logo), so the second episode I have been using a kind of alienation effect, which is also related to the plot. For example, sitcoms are generally fixed scenes, with several repeated cameras, and there are very few close-ups, let alone a big close-up. The second episode The small plane with the Tianjian Bureau logo (Wanda took a small plane in his hand and came to a close-up) very strongly disrupted this balance, and the colorful picture was also very unsightly (here And now "Schindler's List" style color). What happened to Wanda in the time after "Avengers 4", the voice on the radio "Who did this to you", who did what? What role did Tianjian Bureau play in it? How did the adult Monica come to this fantasy world of Wanda? Is Noisy Neighbor Agnes really the powerful witch in the comics? The bizarre plot of the first two episodes really sold out.
The two ads are still worth mentioning, what is the potential significance of the products of Stark Industries and Hydra? Stark Industries sold home appliances instead of weapons. Does this imply the possibility of parallel universes? What about another parallel universe's Stark Industries that sells electricity? The Easter egg of Hydra, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it was Baron Strucker (the Strucker watch in the play, who first appeared in the end-credits egg of "Captain America 2") who used Loki's scepter to create the Scarlet Witch. Killed by Ultron in Avengers 2. Could this advertisement, which seems to have nothing to do with the plot in the play, imply a possibility of Wanda's blackening, or that Baron Strucker did not really die, and was resurrected by a Hydra scientist just like in the comics , and eventually re-establish Hydra?
The seemingly simple two episodes actually pave the way for too much of the plot behind, I can only say that I am looking forward to it! ! !
The eighth episode is a pit-filling episode. It turns out that Agatha was just passing by to make soy sauce. When she saw such a powerful magic, she ran over. In order to find out the ins and outs, she took Wanda to review her past. The audience filled in the previous plot gaps and a few spoilers, and the setting was changed again. Wanda has magic in itself, and the original stone just made her more powerful. Agatha also said that she finally knew who Wanda was. Although it didn't say who it was, but the mutants didn't run away, then you can expect surprises from Wanda actors, maybe it's the appearance of a certain X-Men member, I hope Magneto can appear, but Agatha may not be The final villain, first of all, has no motive, and when she accompanied Wanda back to the past, she acted like a confidant old lady. The villain may be the resurrected Vision corpse to create a weapon, since it is necessary to let Mo Nika takes the position of the director, then the current director must step down. Besides, Marvel's current routine is that everyone will not stop reversing until the last moment, and other people who know magic are not very clear. For example, the magic book with orange magic at the end of the last episode, and it is not clear what is the difference between the magic tribe of Agatha and the magic of the ancient one on the earth, maybe the finale of Doctor Strange. The debut will introduce in detail about Doctor Strange, or keep the previous point of view, since this show is related to "Doctor Strange 2", then the final villain of this show may really be a nightmare, just debut, and Don't have to destroy it, just save it in the movie and solve it
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