Theory: Wanda is hijacked by Mojo. (See. X-men animated "Mojovision") All NPCs are captured prisoners. Vision is a created construct designed to keep Wanda "on script".
yeah. someone else pointed out that it’s only when wanda says “vision, help him” that vision does something. if the theory that this is all in wanda’s head is right, then that would make sense since she technically “controls” everything.
The Stark toaster was made to sound like a bomb, probably a reference to Wanda and Pietro's parents dying of a Stark bomb, can't wait for the future episodes!
Unless I’m mistaken, Wanda and her brother were trapped in rubble staring at a Stark manufactured bomb and was waiting for it to blow up, right? Would make sense with the ticking especially.
hes my favorite part so far other than the mystery. i had no idea he had this much life in him and same with wanda i hope she doesnt feel bland after this show when we see het go back to her normal self
HOLY SHIT How didn't I realize that Spoilers for second chapter I guess, but now it makes sense why the watch was Strucker. Chapter 3's commercial is probably gonna have to do with Quicksilver, 4's with all the Wakandans dying in Civil War due to the rising explosion, and 5's is gonna be Vision's death.
I definitely felt like the "Stop it" was actually directed at Wanda in that scene for possibly unintentionally trying to kill him for breaking her immersion. He's not in the next episode, but Mrs. Hart is...
Yeah, notice he's choking on the chocolate strawberry that she prepared. Wonder how he could possibly swallow a whole strawberry. Wanda totally tried to kill him because he started to question her reality. And she had to command Vision to help him because he couldn't do it out of his own free will.
Not initially, but yes.. later. You'll see this trend continues. They're enslaved to a script. When an event breaks the script they gain a tiny bit of momentary freedom. Since this is the first instance, Mrs Heart didn't gain much freedom. She was originally looking at her husband and saying "Stop it Arthur", specifically about his aggressive questioning. When he chokes (off script) her enslavement is loosened just enough to drop "Arthur" and redirect the plea to Wanda. Her eyes certainly show what's really going on.
Something that struck me is that Vision had super-speed powers in this, which isn't a typical Vision power. Seems like Wanda also subconsciously misses her brother and layered his powers onto her ideal Vision. His head is also "indestructible" now, unlike Infinity War. So maybe she's trying to to make him unkillable with these enhancements.
I believe that this is all a coping mechanism for Wanda’s trauma. Vision is alive and well and he now has an indestructible head so there is no way that he would be able to die. Also I noticed that there are many similarities between the toaster commercial and the bomb at the beginning of Civil War. It’s almost like she tried to replace it with a more positive memory.
I think the commercials each represent a different trauma that Wanda's gone through, the toaster (made by Stark Industries) is ticking like a bomb because Wanda & Pietro were trapped for days waiting for a Stark bomb to kill them (see Age of Ultron) & in episode 2, the Hydra Strucer watch represents the trauma of herself & Pietro being experimented on with the mind stone by von Strucker
A few things I noticed: Vision only reacts to save Mr Heart when Wanda tells him to, she also loses her sitcom accent when she says this. This leads me to believe that he’s part of the creation she’s fueling. Potentially somebody else is making her powers do this or it’s because of all the loss she’s had. The bomb sounds from the toaster almost definitely are linked to the stark bomb her and her brother waited for to know if they would die when they were trapped in sokovian rubble before their experiments. The toaster also had the only colour in the entire episode (some red), but I’m not sure about that significance. The noise is also Iron Mans repulsor.
Even though I wasn't alive during that era, I love watching old black and white sitcoms. The production team went above and beyond! I love the housewife and working husband trope that Wanda and Vision play, and Agnes nosy neighbor is spot on! I liked that it got very dark with Vision's boss choking and his wife repeating herself, it seemed like Wanda is definitely the puppet master behind this sitcom reality, it seemed as if she commanded Vision to save his choking boss. And I think the reason why Vision was glitching is because Wanda has control, so he mimicks whatever she wants him to do. SWORD watching Wanda def gave me CHILLS!!!
During the dinner scene when Dottie(Correction: Mrs. Hart not Dottie) starts to say STOP IT STOP IT at fist she's looking at her husband but once he falls over she turns to Wanda and with a significant amount of pleading in her voice she says STOP IT STOP IT to Wanda. Almost as if she's aare that Wanda is at lease partially in control.
Here’s my two cents: First toaster in the commercial, goes off. Toast pops up. It’s burnt to a crisp. Two pieces. THAT one is the bomb that killed Django and Maria Maximoff (going by the comic names for their parents, just because) Second toaster, Stark-branded. Countdown timer that doesn’t go off. A living man and woman nearby. THAT one is the bomb that landed in front of Pietro and Wanda, but never went off.
When Vision reached into his boss’s trachea to remove the sausage, there wasn’t the cartoon sparkle effect from when he walked through the door as “part of the show”
That is so true. I was wondering what that was that was off and you’re right, it’s like when watching The Twilight Zone, things aren’t weird until they are, but you know it’s coming. Good call.
It’s really well done. Everyone watching knows that it’s not real, and it just gives you this perfect feeling of expecting everything to implode at any time
I also feel like the commercial commercial's slogan was interesting "Forget the past, this is your future." It makes you wonder if this Wanda's way of trying to forget everything that's happened in her reality and made this sitcom her life.
In the comics in one continuity Wanda and Vision lived in Leonia, NJ (my hometown!) I think this fictional Westview is also supposed to be in the general vicinity because in episode 2 they mention Hackensack, which is another town in Bergen County that’s not too far from Leonia. Edit: I did some research and apparently there’s a community called West View in Ridgefield Park, NJ which is also the general vicinity of Leonia. Cool connection.
That is quite a stretch. She simply panicked and threw it out because she needed a moment to realise that Vision was entering the kitchen und not someone else.
@@pixel_arts4302 So what does that have to do with the lobster? She threw him into the air and killed people. I just don't see the connection of throwing a lobster out the window and containing an explosion and throwing it into a building, killing people. If the lobster had hit someone and killed them, then maybe I could see it. ITs also interesting that the Lobster came back around. Maybe it was for comedic relief (it was indeed funny), but if the lobster does symbolize something, then it's like that symbol is coming around again.
Funny how everyone keeps saying the toaster sounds like a bomb, because my first thought was that it sounds like a heart monitor. And with the heart on the calander and the boss's name being heart I thought they were hinting that Wanda is in a hospital being monitored.
the toaster commercial in the first episode was a reference to wanda's story of the stark bomb next to she and her brother that never went off (like the toaster that beeped like a bomb then stopped)
My speculation is that this is the MCU equivalent to the House of M story where Wanda, after losing her children, made a new reality where everyone was a mutant and her family still existed. I think this show is Wanda (probably without her own conscious knowledge) creating realities where she and Vision are happy and married, after the trauma of his death.
To paraphrase Eric: "this show is about Wanda and Vision trying to figure out how they got from Point A to Point B and they don't even know what Point A was." That is SUCH a good line and a great observation.
They were so busy trying to identify the Stark logo they missed the fact that the light was blinking red while everything else is black and white. Edit: They bring it up in the Episode 2 video. Seems like Calvin and Aaron noticed it but Eric didn’t.
@@stace.G so many little details in there that I don’t blame anybody for missing them. I missed a lot the first time. So much care and hard work put into the series!
*spoiler* Damn! Knowing Wanda is controlling everything.. that scene with Kitty, I mean Mrs Heart was acted SO WEL DONE!!! With her like BEGGING Wanda to stop but having a forced smile the whole time not able to break character but still crying and pleading stop desperately behind the smile and laugh/cry. That was great!
The stark toaster made the bomb sound which is a reference or like the memory of the bomb that killed wanda and her brothers people. Its like her real life haunting her
I love that each one is a different decade of sitcom, it brings so many clever jokes and as a fan of the cinematic arts, it keeps me interested and entertained even early on when nothing too big is Going on. Using powered people like this is fun, like vision phasing through the door and Wanda staying outside is great. The phone call misunderstanding is such a sitcom situation When Wanda started tripping and the camera angles changed I Got chills The show is brilliant.
Its my understanding that for the first 6 episodes they go through the genres 50 (Dick Van Dyke), 60s (Bewitched), 70s (Brady Bunch) 80s (Family Ties) 00s (Malcolm in the Middle), 10s (Modern Family). Then the 7th episode it turns to a FULL ON MARVEL SHOW and the shit really goes down!!!!
It reminds me of Donna’s reality in forest of the dead when she has some control over what’s going on but she’s still not fully aware of what’s happening. And also the tv at the end like how CAL was watching Donna on tv. Also Donna ends up having twins as well who aren’t real...
I also picked up on the fact that during the whole episode Wanda had this classic 50s housewife voice and as soon as the dinner scene came around and me heart started choking her voice went back to normal, if you compare one of her lines in the beginning to her saying ‘vision help him’ there’s a difference in her tone and accent
No one else noticed that during the Stark Industries toaster commercial, the red blinking/beeping light was the *only thing* in color throughout the entire episode until the zoom-out from the TV at the end? I thought that was a subtle, but really cool little cinematic decision to point out "this is important and even the things that aren't as they seem are even LESS as they seem than you think". This is shaping up to be a very Legion-esque show, and given how much I loved Legion, I'm loving this!
It was great to see Debra Jo Rupp ( the Mom from That 70's Show ) again. She is my favorite TV mom of all time. I still think it invalidates the Emmy awards that she NEVER won one for her role as Kitty!
So refreshing to see and hear the Marvel intro. It brought instant serotonin and especially with the endgame footage in there. I also love the outro and the mysterious music that comes with it as well, it all just feels right
I don't think it's a dream. I think it's Wanda forcing her reality in an area, and all the NPCs are real people forced to act in the way she sees fit in her sitcom reality. That's why the boss's wife was breaking as she was watching her husband die but couldn't do anything except say her one line. It was initially directed at her husband, but then her tone and inflection changes to pleading that same line to Wanda. I think in reality, she's being kept in a SWORD space station or something, as she has lost herself after Vision's death in Endgame, and reality is starting to warp around her in a certain area. I assume this will eventually explode and spread, and lead to Dr Strange multiverse movie.
You guys are one of those few reactors who reacts genuinely... You take notes, knows what you're talking about, pick up small details and of crouse genuine reactions. 💯
thanks guys, always love yalls reactions, working my way through this series with a few groups 1 episode at a time, been fun seeing everyones reactions ^.^
2 things. The Stark toaster commercial. When the lady pressed the button, it sounded like the repulsor ray. The Wine being poured into the glass (in the trailers, not this episode), the name on the label was latin for House of M.
The whole thing with the helicopter crashing, the stark and strucker watch, the guy choking, all the events that make it not what it seems is extremely interesting
This is the perfect show for us millennials, who lived through the old references as well as the new. Bewitched was way before our time, but I remember it being on TV a lot when I was kid, and of course all the other more modern TV shows and movies. It draws on so much.
In Bewitched there were scenes where characters phase through walls and become translucent. Pretty much everything they did in this episode has happened in Bewitched
To answer Rick's question, I've watched virtually none of the MCU, but I know the key beats (infinity stones, snap, restore) and I watched the Legends summary shorts on Wanda and Vision who I don't know at all as prep. I really enjoyed it, very clear that they don't really understand why they're there, but they know (Bewitched style) that they have skills that most people don't and they need to hide them. The watcher at the end is an intreguing element.
It felt so weird seeing the Marvel logo since we haven't seen it since a year and a half ago, but I'm happy that Marvel is back and I can't to see how this series plays out.
I believe Vision’s job being mysterious is a takeoff on old sitcoms where the Dad worked in an office doing a job that is never mentioned. Has a boss, takes meetings, has an office and is productive but at what we never know.
I hope this show brings a lot of young people to watch classic tv shows like I love Lucy, the Andy Griffith show, Bonanza, Gunsmoke and All in the family.
Everybody has commented on the theories etc already but I just wanted to say a)I loved your little intro and b)the Octodad reference cracked me up (my kids love that game).
Natasha Romanoff : Where are the Stones? Thanos : Gone. Reduced to atoms. I feel like this whole scenarios is a trick to get Wanda to REFORM the mind stone. Idk if it Mephisto ., or another ..... but I kind of like my own theory that its someone that we wouldn't expect. someone that already knows Vision and Wanda. Return of Ultron? I think I would kind of like that ......
6:45 Just wanted to say that I saw the wine bottle that Wanda pours actually says "Maison Du Mépris," which in French means "House of Contempt," and it has an "M" logo, which could be a nod to "House of M" storyline from the comics.
Not at me crying and screaming like crazy at every wandavision interaction, like literally I don't understand anything but just watching them together and kissing and just being them makes me so happy 🥺❤
Finally catching up... Nice reaction, guys. Interesting point about people starting off with Marvel on this show. I think older ladies & gents could watch this show and actually become interested in Marvel.
The helmet belongs to the Grim Reaper, he is Wonder Man’s brother and he is a villain. In the comics Wonder Man was the template for Visions human aspects, marvel loves dropping tid bits
the toaster is supposed to be like a bomb, because it was a stark bomb that killed her parents and then another one sat in front of her and her brother's faces while they were stuck for 2 days. I think the theme of the commercials is wanda's past trauma. also when the wife was saying "stop it," she actually started looking at wanda, like she was telling wanda to stop it.
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Please react also to episode 2.
Theory: Wanda is hijacked by Mojo. (See. X-men animated "Mojovision") All NPCs are captured prisoners. Vision is a created construct designed to keep Wanda "on script".
They didn't smoke much, if at all, on Dick Van Dyke. They also kissed regularly and flirted regularly on that show.
I think Mrs. Hart was speaking directly to Wanda when she was pleading “Stop it!” Like she knew Wanda was responsible for everything.
yeah. someone else pointed out that it’s only when wanda says “vision, help him” that vision does something. if the theory that this is all in wanda’s head is right, then that would make sense since she technically “controls” everything.
Same
This is definitely a House of M-level situation. If she just decided to not have magic fake kids then nothing would have happened 🙄
It seemed like Wanda broke out her character when she said 'Vison...help him'.
Same vibes
The Stark toaster was made to sound like a bomb, probably a reference to Wanda and Pietro's parents dying of a Stark bomb, can't wait for the future episodes!
The commercial in episode 2 is also a reference of one of wanda's traumatic experience.
@@peterstark4562 yeah- a Strucker brand watch, a reference to Strucker who experimented on them
Unless I’m mistaken, Wanda and her brother were trapped in rubble staring at a Stark manufactured bomb and was waiting for it to blow up, right? Would make sense with the ticking especially.
@@k-master973 I believe you’re right, I got my stuff mixed up but at least it’s the same idea haha, thank you!
Pietro said that they were stuck with a stark bomb that kept ticking but never went off.
Within the first two episodes this show has already captured the feeling of uneasiness so fucking well
yh it has, and i’m soooo fucking pumped for next friday
i love the parts where the “loop” breaks
@@Shine28 yess, although i didn’t quite understand the importance of the red helicopter?
@@caitlin2704 it was in color, while everything else wasn't... Also, it had the SWORD logo on it (but that was more of an Easter Egg than anything)
@@mattoreo5854righttttt ok, thank you :)
Paul Bettany has such good comedic timing, love what this show is doing so far!
hes my favorite part so far other than the mystery. i had no idea he had this much life in him and same with wanda i hope she doesnt feel bland after this show when we see het go back to her normal self
@@TheBrokenruby u cant go normal from seeing all your loved once die in front of u she is in denial 😶
I find him kind of robotic
And to think Hollywood wanted to be done with him.
@@cheeseknees9606 was this intentional pun 😂
The commercials are related to Wanda’s traumatic experiences. The first one is the bomb that killed her parents made by Stark Industries.
HOLY SHIT
How didn't I realize that
Spoilers for second chapter I guess, but now it makes sense why the watch was Strucker. Chapter 3's commercial is probably gonna have to do with Quicksilver, 4's with all the Wakandans dying in Civil War due to the rising explosion, and 5's is gonna be Vision's death.
@@perezo27 exactly. I didn’t mention the second only cuz of people getting touchy about spoilers (rightly so too lol)
And then to have that motto from the toaster talking about "forget the past, this is your future."
Nice pull by u
And the second one being Von Strucker Watch, with the Hydra symbol.
I definitely felt like the "Stop it" was actually directed at Wanda in that scene for possibly unintentionally trying to kill him for breaking her immersion. He's not in the next episode, but Mrs. Hart is...
He is in the animated opening sequence of the next episode, hence I kind of expect to see him again.
Yeah, notice he's choking on the chocolate strawberry that she prepared. Wonder how he could possibly swallow a whole strawberry. Wanda totally tried to kill him because he started to question her reality. And she had to command Vision to help him because he couldn't do it out of his own free will.
Not initially, but yes.. later. You'll see this trend continues. They're enslaved to a script. When an event breaks the script they gain a tiny bit of momentary freedom. Since this is the first instance, Mrs Heart didn't gain much freedom. She was originally looking at her husband and saying "Stop it Arthur", specifically about his aggressive questioning. When he chokes (off script) her enslavement is loosened just enough to drop "Arthur" and redirect the plea to Wanda. Her eyes certainly show what's really going on.
Those "Stop it" with almost tears in her eyes like she was pleading to make the torture stop gave me chills...
The fact that she goes from jokingly "oh stop it" to looking directly at Wanda and pleading with her "stop it!"
Something that struck me is that Vision had super-speed powers in this, which isn't a typical Vision power. Seems like Wanda also subconsciously misses her brother and layered his powers onto her ideal Vision. His head is also "indestructible" now, unlike Infinity War. So maybe she's trying to to make him unkillable with these enhancements.
@@loganbigmo they had an incestuous relationship in the comics??
Prathap Kutty Not the mainline universe, but... yeah....
@@prathapkutty7407 not so much incestuous but extremely codependent.. although the ultimate comics went there
God, I wish I never read this ew
@Frost Flurry they made out in the comics it was definitely ew
I believe that this is all a coping mechanism for Wanda’s trauma. Vision is alive and well and he now has an indestructible head so there is no way that he would be able to die. Also I noticed that there are many similarities between the toaster commercial and the bomb at the beginning of Civil War. It’s almost like she tried to replace it with a more positive memory.
I think the commercials each represent a different trauma that Wanda's gone through, the toaster (made by Stark Industries) is ticking like a bomb because Wanda & Pietro were trapped for days waiting for a Stark bomb to kill them (see Age of Ultron) & in episode 2, the Hydra Strucer watch represents the trauma of herself & Pietro being experimented on with the mind stone by von Strucker
@@nickcampanella636 I agree. I expect to see a reference to Ultron in the next episode and one to Civil war maybe an episode later.
Considering in the commercial he specifically says "Forget the past" I'd say that is a fair bet.
A few things I noticed:
Vision only reacts to save Mr Heart when Wanda tells him to, she also loses her sitcom accent when she says this. This leads me to believe that he’s part of the creation she’s fueling. Potentially somebody else is making her powers do this or it’s because of all the loss she’s had.
The bomb sounds from the toaster almost definitely are linked to the stark bomb her and her brother waited for to know if they would die when they were trapped in sokovian rubble before their experiments. The toaster also had the only colour in the entire episode (some red), but I’m not sure about that significance. The noise is also Iron Mans repulsor.
Well Vision is definitely not real cause he died.
My guy read Joe's comment. I was confirming his belief that Vision is part of Wanda's creation
Even though I wasn't alive during that era, I love watching old black and white sitcoms. The production team went above and beyond! I love the housewife and working husband trope that Wanda and Vision play, and Agnes nosy neighbor is spot on! I liked that it got very dark with Vision's boss choking and his wife repeating herself, it seemed like Wanda is definitely the puppet master behind this sitcom reality, it seemed as if she commanded Vision to save his choking boss. And I think the reason why Vision was glitching is because Wanda has control, so he mimicks whatever she wants him to do. SWORD watching Wanda def gave me CHILLS!!!
that last scene gave me chills for 5 minutes straight and I keep getting them every time, just the idea of it...
So apparently the people behind the scenes came dressed like they were in the espicific era for each episode
During the dinner scene when Dottie(Correction: Mrs. Hart not Dottie) starts to say STOP IT STOP IT at fist she's looking at her husband but once he falls over she turns to Wanda and with a significant amount of pleading in her voice she says STOP IT STOP IT to Wanda. Almost as if she's aare that Wanda is at lease partially in control.
Exactly glad someone else caught that nobody seems to notice 👍
And did you notice that Wanda's voice changed when she told Vision to help him?
@@loganbigmo you’re right my mistake
I thought the same thing! And how Vision isn’t able to act without Wandas direction
If they are doing the storyline that I really hope they are going with this is a super significant moment
The “Stark Toaster” with a countdown beep? Tha really sounds like the bomb that killed wanda’s parents
Or the one that landed in front of them and didn’t go off.
maybe the people in the scene are their parents 👀
@@graememuller9261 or the toaster is their parents👀
I thought it was the Arc reactor powerup noise
Here’s my two cents:
First toaster in the commercial, goes off. Toast pops up. It’s burnt to a crisp. Two pieces. THAT one is the bomb that killed Django and Maria Maximoff (going by the comic names for their parents, just because)
Second toaster, Stark-branded. Countdown timer that doesn’t go off. A living man and woman nearby. THAT one is the bomb that landed in front of Pietro and Wanda, but never went off.
watching this after all the episodes are so cool cus all their theories are on point
It’s so nice to finally have Marvel back in our lives 🥺
Same and on Disney Plus
Amen to that
We just gonna have a constant switch of marvel and Star Wars now. Here’s hoping they’re both amazing.
@@regularhuman6752 here here!!!👏👏. And let’s here people say that they’ll all be boring
But you’re Superman.
When Vision reached into his boss’s trachea to remove the sausage, there wasn’t the cartoon sparkle effect from when he walked through the door as “part of the show”
And Wanda spoke normally for the first time. The rest of the episode was more 50’s sitcom talk if that makes sense.
Daily Raptor True I didn’t realize that but it’s the same as when she says “no” in the next episode
@@dailyraptor7700 you mean 50s sitcom
@@joshuaaragon7110 sorry 50’s.
Wanda : my husband and his indestructible head
Thanos : hold my gauntlet ..
Vision: Hold my infinity stone.
😞
It's actually sad to see that Wanda is still in grief for that.
@@danielruiz8259 but do you think maybe they brought Vision back?
@@cristinasolano6487 nah he’s definitely dead
Apparently Kevin Feige said those commercials are really important to the show and connecting it back to Wanda’s past
So there's a chance we see something related to Quicksilver!
@@danielruiz8259 Not quicksilver but tony stark or he's family who helped create vision well actually friday before they changed it to vision.
episode 1 commercial: stark bomb that killed her parents reference
episode 2 commercial: reference to her being experimented on by hydra and strucker
@@danielruiz8259 we did xD
This show gives me chills. Something is VERY wrong and I love that foreboding sense of dread
That is so true. I was wondering what that was that was off and you’re right, it’s like when watching The Twilight Zone, things aren’t weird until they are, but you know it’s coming. Good call.
I love it
It’s really well done. Everyone watching knows that it’s not real, and it just gives you this perfect feeling of expecting everything to implode at any time
Yes exactly! I love it !
I also feel like the commercial commercial's slogan was interesting "Forget the past, this is your future." It makes you wonder if this Wanda's way of trying to forget everything that's happened in her reality and made this sitcom her life.
The area code on the for sale sign is for New Jersey! The same place in endgame and winter soldier
In the comics in one continuity Wanda and Vision lived in Leonia, NJ (my hometown!) I think this fictional Westview is also supposed to be in the general vicinity because in episode 2 they mention Hackensack, which is another town in Bergen County that’s not too far from Leonia.
Edit: I did some research and apparently there’s a community called West View in Ridgefield Park, NJ which is also the general vicinity of Leonia. Cool connection.
"Why'd she do that?" The lobsters remind me of what she did with Crossbones when she lost control.
Ooh that's actually pretty interesting...
When she lost control? You talking about comic books or movie/s? The only time they met was in Civil War, no?
@@Culperrr yeah. crossbones tried to blow himself up and wanda delayed that and threw him in the air (just like she did with the lobster)
That is quite a stretch. She simply panicked and threw it out because she needed a moment to realise that Vision was entering the kitchen und not someone else.
@@pixel_arts4302 So what does that have to do with the lobster? She threw him into the air and killed people. I just don't see the connection of throwing a lobster out the window and containing an explosion and throwing it into a building, killing people. If the lobster had hit someone and killed them, then maybe I could see it. ITs also interesting that the Lobster came back around. Maybe it was for comedic relief (it was indeed funny), but if the lobster does symbolize something, then it's like that symbol is coming around again.
Funny how everyone keeps saying the toaster sounds like a bomb, because my first thought was that it sounds like a heart monitor. And with the heart on the calander and the boss's name being heart I thought they were hinting that Wanda is in a hospital being monitored.
the toaster commercial in the first episode was a reference to wanda's story of the stark bomb next to she and her brother that never went off (like the toaster that beeped like a bomb then stopped)
They better see this lol
Well if a bomb goes off you are toast, so maybe thats how she made the connection
@@grandmoffjake6871 lol
And it was made by stark tech.
@@dailyraptor7700 And there was the typical "Iron man" rythm in the score.
It's been two episodes and I already know this show is gonna break my heart
6:05
Vision: “And on that farm he had a...”
*looks at Mr Heart*
Vision: “Pig”
😂😂😂😂
I was very excited for this show and was not disappointed. There's a creepy feeling during the episodes and I can't wait to see what comes next.
Remember when vision died he became black and white
bro that's cool to think about
My speculation is that this is the MCU equivalent to the House of M story where Wanda, after losing her children, made a new reality where everyone was a mutant and her family still existed. I think this show is Wanda (probably without her own conscious knowledge) creating realities where she and Vision are happy and married, after the trauma of his death.
Nah this is based of different comic storylines
To paraphrase Eric: "this show is about Wanda and Vision trying to figure out how they got from Point A to Point B and they don't even know what Point A was." That is SUCH a good line and a great observation.
:D totally haven’t been waiting all day 😂😂😂
Yeah me neither lol
yeah i DEFINITELY haven’t either...
That intro was so good. That's why I love you guys
They were so busy trying to identify the Stark logo they missed the fact that the light was blinking red while everything else is black and white.
Edit: They bring it up in the Episode 2 video. Seems like Calvin and Aaron noticed it but Eric didn’t.
🤯 dang you're right, didn't even catch that
@@stace.G so many little details in there that I don’t blame anybody for missing them. I missed a lot the first time. So much care and hard work put into the series!
I missed it too. It was the Normies who caught it surprisingly!
*spoiler*
Damn! Knowing Wanda is controlling everything.. that scene with Kitty, I mean Mrs Heart was acted SO WEL DONE!!! With her like BEGGING Wanda to stop but having a forced smile the whole time not able to break character but still crying and pleading stop desperately behind the smile and laugh/cry. That was great!
Aida - Wanda
Fitz - Vision
Framework - Sitcoms
SHIELD - SWORD
THIS IS JUST Framework Arc
It almost had some slight vibes to the Framework from Agents of SHIELD. Slightly.
I think Mr Meeseeks said it best, "It's gettin weird."
The stark toaster made the bomb sound which is a reference or like the memory of the bomb that killed wanda and her brothers people. Its like her real life haunting her
Omg I didn't even catch that, good catch
And the light on it blinked red, the only color in the episode until the tag at the end
I love that each one is a different decade of sitcom, it brings so many clever jokes and as a fan of the cinematic arts, it keeps me interested and entertained even early on when nothing too big is Going on. Using powered people like this is fun, like vision phasing through the door and Wanda staying outside is great.
The phone call misunderstanding is such a sitcom situation
When Wanda started tripping and the camera angles changed I Got chills
The show is brilliant.
Its my understanding that for the first 6 episodes they go through the genres 50 (Dick Van Dyke), 60s (Bewitched), 70s (Brady Bunch) 80s (Family Ties) 00s (Malcolm in the Middle), 10s (Modern Family). Then the 7th episode it turns to a FULL ON MARVEL SHOW and the shit really goes down!!!!
It reminds me of Donna’s reality in forest of the dead when she has some control over what’s going on but she’s still not fully aware of what’s happening. And also the tv at the end like how CAL was watching Donna on tv. Also Donna ends up having twins as well who aren’t real...
I also picked up on the fact that during the whole episode Wanda had this classic 50s housewife voice and as soon as the dinner scene came around and me heart started choking her voice went back to normal, if you compare one of her lines in the beginning to her saying ‘vision help him’ there’s a difference in her tone and accent
I noticed that the toaster looked like vision, with 2 knobs acting as eyes and the red beep is the mind stone.
7:20 that scene went from 'I love Lucy' to 'The Twilight Zone' in a second. Amazing!
Let’s goo. I gotta go to sleep sadly. But excited to see this tomorrow.
I did not expect this to be a riff on twilight zone too
No one else noticed that during the Stark Industries toaster commercial, the red blinking/beeping light was the *only thing* in color throughout the entire episode until the zoom-out from the TV at the end? I thought that was a subtle, but really cool little cinematic decision to point out "this is important and even the things that aren't as they seem are even LESS as they seem than you think". This is shaping up to be a very Legion-esque show, and given how much I loved Legion, I'm loving this!
Old shows used to have the commercial in the episode like they did here. Though there are definitely clues put into the commercial here
watching this after just finishing Wandavision, its crazy how many things they got right at the end
It was great to see Debra Jo Rupp ( the Mom from That 70's Show ) again. She is my favorite TV mom of all time. I still think it invalidates the Emmy awards that she NEVER won one for her role as Kitty!
So refreshing to see and hear the Marvel intro. It brought instant serotonin and especially with the endgame footage in there. I also love the outro and the mysterious music that comes with it as well, it all just feels right
Mrs. Hart: “Mornin’! Nice day for fishin’, ain’t it? Hu-ha!”
"Hello adventurer"
I GET THAT REFERENCE.
I don't think it's a dream. I think it's Wanda forcing her reality in an area, and all the NPCs are real people forced to act in the way she sees fit in her sitcom reality.
That's why the boss's wife was breaking as she was watching her husband die but couldn't do anything except say her one line. It was initially directed at her husband, but then her tone and inflection changes to pleading that same line to Wanda.
I think in reality, she's being kept in a SWORD space station or something, as she has lost herself after Vision's death in Endgame, and reality is starting to warp around her in a certain area. I assume this will eventually explode and spread, and lead to Dr Strange multiverse movie.
smartttt man u are
@@hoodiemar8309 Thanks mate, just a lucky guess.
I've been waiting for this ALL Day!
You guys are one of those few reactors who reacts genuinely... You take notes, knows what you're talking about, pick up small details and of crouse genuine reactions. 💯
thanks guys, always love yalls reactions, working my way through this series with a few groups 1 episode at a time, been fun seeing everyones reactions ^.^
finally Blind Wave I've been waiting for ages for your reaction. keep up the great stuff ;)
This is so awesome, Elizabeth and Paul are back.
2 things.
The Stark toaster commercial.
When the lady pressed the button, it sounded like the repulsor ray.
The Wine being poured into the glass (in the trailers, not this episode), the name on the label was latin for House of M.
The whole thing with the helicopter crashing, the stark and strucker watch, the guy choking, all the events that make it not what it seems is extremely interesting
This is the perfect show for us millennials, who lived through the old references as well as the new. Bewitched was way before our time, but I remember it being on TV a lot when I was kid, and of course all the other more modern TV shows and movies. It draws on so much.
Finally cashed in the free month of Disney+ I had and seeing that Marvel intro was very comforting. Almost like a hit of a drug...
I'm glad there are 4 of you here to piece things together
OMG Love the intro!!!! And that you picked this up from day 1!!! YESSSS!!!!
As for the significance of dates, June 2nd marked the start of the Salem Witch Trials. Agnes and "Ralph's" anniversary
Reading all these comments about how she is actually trying to overcome her loss...man its sad
8:35 Abe Brown is a Spider-Man Homecoming reference. One of the names of Peter's classmates
In Bewitched there were scenes where characters phase through walls and become translucent. Pretty much everything they did in this episode has happened in Bewitched
Wow, when you look back, you guys basically guess exactly how the whole situation starts right from the beginning! You are good
Love you guys ! Thanks to be who you are ! Have a nice day from Paris ^^
Ah the beginning was great, I didn't watch these reactions when they were released. And that intro just gave me such a nostalgia bomb
ERIC: If you have a disney+ account which you do because you're watching this
ME: *cries in international*
A cute detail is that lots of actors who appeared on the show were also from sitcoms (like Debra Jo Rupp in this episode from That 70s Show)
Yes...was waiting for long time.... enjoyed the hell out of those 2 episodes
To answer Rick's question, I've watched virtually none of the MCU, but I know the key beats (infinity stones, snap, restore) and I watched the Legends summary shorts on Wanda and Vision who I don't know at all as prep. I really enjoyed it, very clear that they don't really understand why they're there, but they know (Bewitched style) that they have skills that most people don't and they need to hide them. The watcher at the end is an intreguing element.
It felt so weird seeing the Marvel logo since we haven't seen it since a year and a half ago, but I'm happy that Marvel is back and I can't to see how this series plays out.
I believe Vision’s job being mysterious is a takeoff on old sitcoms where the Dad worked in an office doing a job that is never mentioned. Has a boss, takes meetings, has an office and is productive but at what we never know.
I hope this show brings a lot of young people to watch classic tv shows like I love Lucy, the Andy Griffith show, Bonanza, Gunsmoke and All in the family.
Everybody has commented on the theories etc already but I just wanted to say a)I loved your little intro and b)the Octodad reference cracked me up (my kids love that game).
In the "Making of" episode they explain that they used all the old "special effects" methods from the 50's in this episodes.
Great review.
I absolutely love that asides from paying homage to American Sitcoms, this reminded me so much of the Bewitched TV show.
Oh my god!!! I just watched the first episode of WandaVision and came to see your reactions and that intro was so accurate and well done! Perfect!
Natasha Romanoff : Where are the Stones?
Thanos : Gone. Reduced to atoms.
I feel like this whole scenarios is a trick to get Wanda to REFORM the mind stone.
Idk if it Mephisto ., or another ..... but I kind of like my own theory that its someone that we wouldn't expect. someone that already knows Vision and Wanda.
Return of Ultron?
I think I would kind of like that ......
Waited all day for this. WORTH IT!!!
I love you guys! That intro made me smile :)
Was waiting for this!! *PS LOVED THE INTRO!*
Great Intro, As expected from my favorite reaction crew
6:45 Just wanted to say that I saw the wine bottle that Wanda pours actually says "Maison Du Mépris," which in French means "House of Contempt," and it has an "M" logo, which could be a nod to "House of M" storyline from the comics.
Not at me crying and screaming like crazy at every wandavision interaction, like literally I don't understand anything but just watching them together and kissing and just being them makes me so happy 🥺❤
Yesssss!!!!!! I've been waiting for this all day!
Never knew that premiere lets you watch full length! awesome ;D
Love the intro and the reaction! Excited to see where this series leads
Did they not notice the red light on the toaster being in color.
To be fair, I was so engrossed in the episode while watching that even I didn’t notice it until reading a comment somewhere pointing it out.
@@JozannaHanawalt That's fair I was just excited to hear their thoughts about it.
That's really cool I didn't even notice that till you said!!!!!
I didn’t notice the episodes were in black and white until after I watched them, my brain made me see color. I never noticed it wasn’t in color
Finally catching up... Nice reaction, guys. Interesting point about people starting off with Marvel on this show. I think older ladies & gents could watch this show and actually become interested in Marvel.
According to what they said, ads like the toaster one have hidden clues about the future of the MCU or something like that.
The second commercial dealt on time, which is an obvious tie in for Doctor Strange 2.
Ive been refreshing this page all day to find this lol
THE INTRO WAS SO FUNNY I LOVED IT BLINDWAVE!!!!
The helmet belongs to the Grim Reaper, he is Wonder Man’s brother and he is a villain. In the comics Wonder Man was the template for Visions human aspects, marvel loves dropping tid bits
the toaster is supposed to be like a bomb, because it was a stark bomb that killed her parents and then another one sat in front of her and her brother's faces while they were stuck for 2 days. I think the theme of the commercials is wanda's past trauma.
also when the wife was saying "stop it," she actually started looking at wanda, like she was telling wanda to stop it.