I think that it's really impressive how this show managed to successfully mimic all of the classic shows of their respective eras. They even got Dick Van Dyke on board as a sitcom consultant, and Julie Bowen adored the "Modern Family" parody! ♥️
As all the sitcom episodes were heavily inspired by other famous sitcoms, this particular mockumentary-style episode of WandaVision was modeled after Modern Family (and the aforementioned Halloween episode was based on Malcolm in the Middle). So yes, Elizabeth Olsen was 100% channeling Julie Bowen in it (and it’s something Bowen definitely took notice of). She was amazing
You know I actually relate to Wanda finding comfort watching sitcoms I watched Malcolm In The Middle and Everybody Hates Chris when I was feeling down and needed a good laugh.
Breaking The 4th Wall isn’t a production phase, it’s a phrase that means a character addressing that they’re in a show or movie or talking directly to the audience.
@@billygoodlife4712 The Twilight Zone and a few others weren't as well, while the overall tone was a direct homage to sitcoms the cracks in her reality tended to reference other shows.
There are a few more. Like the babies being 'born' looking four months old, clean and without the need to cut the cord. Also the tendency for TV kids getting rapidly aged up. Then there is the feel in the early episodes where everything wrapped up neatly by the time the credits roll...even if it really seems like things shouldn't be that pat.
The scene when Wanda, Vision, and the kids were surrounded by Agata, the other Vision, and the military was kinda similar to The Incredibles fight scene in the forest
Another pop culture reference that everyone seems to be missing: episodes 2 & 3 the dining room is nearly a 1 to 1 lift from the Bewitched dining room. Complete with the fresco painted on the wall off to the left. The shutters across the breakfast bar and the matching dining room table and chairs.
My favorite pop reference was the use of a philosophical thought experiment to further the plot, just like they did often in one of the great comedies of the last decade: The Good Place
I got my mom to watch the show with me so I explained all the comic book stuff to her and she explained all the sitcoms to me and I loved when we got to modern family
About Agnes, I know that her Halloween costume was an easter egg about her real identity but I also found it nice that her hairstyle int the 80s episode looked like Cher's hairstyle in "the witches of Eastwick" (where Cher plays guess what ? a witch)...
Elizabeth Olsen deserves an Emmy for her work on this show and sadly due to the way the awards are voted on has almost no chance of getting one. It is hard to fit the show into either comedy or drama and the votes are based on one specific episode the actors (and their teams) chose to submit with. You really can't appreciate how wonderful her work is based off of just one episode.
I'm so excited that you got the pleasantville reference! I love that movie. I love this show but mainly I just loved the amazing acting skills of Elizabeth Olsen
Although the town square looks similar to WB “Midwest street” (where Gilmore girls, pretty little liars, and hart of Dixie among others have been shot) it’s my understanding that they were at Disney golden oak ranch. I used to work at wb and you can’t see the theatres/bigger buildings from Midwest street/town square. There will be a behind the scenes on Disney+ that will likely show more, but comparing the Golden oak backlot to wb Midwest street you can see the differences.
I was coming here to say the same thing! As someone who did tours at WB, I can confirm 100% that was NOT the Midwest street backlot that served as Stars Hollow (it was also Bluebell in Hart of Dixie and East Peck in Season 1 of Trial & Error) in Wandavision. They just both had gazebos.
I like the episode 1 & 2 of Wandavision because they have Easter eggs and references of the famous tv show Bewitched the iconic and awesome tv show ever
A Bewitching tribute is the coolest and awesome pop culture of Wandavision in the episode 2 we can see animation opening of Wandavision based the tribute of Bewitched
The theatre in the Halloween Special showed that the Incredibles was playing and in the finale, Wanda, Vision, and the kids had an Incredibles family superhero moment.
Also in the Halloween episode at about the 10 minute mark, just after Wanda asks Pietro why he looks different, Pietro offers to help the boys get candy and Tommy says "Yeah, Kick-ass!!"... This felt like a direct call out to the movie that gave the OTHER/REAL Pietro (namely Aaron Taylor-Johnson) his big breakout roll.
HOW?! The one where we find out how she tried to find Vision’s body and then had her break down....It was bringing back Pietro’s death vibes and I just couldn’t take it. Also...when we finally get to watch her and her brother as kids....oh my gosh...SO MANY TEARS. I was crying like the whole episode
When Spectral Vision walked from the wreckage of a flaming Winnebago, it was a recreation of the T-800 endoskeleton reveal scene from the first Terminator film
I doubt it was purposeful, but seeing Debra Jo Rupp, an actor from one of my favourite sitcoms, “That 70s show” was my own personal favourite pop culture reference. Even if that wasn’t what they were doing.
My favorite reference would have to be the Full House one. You could also tell it's a reference by another scene in the intro. There is one scene in the intro where the whole family is running while the camera is filming them.
Agatha's basement gave me Hocus Pocus vibes the first time I saw what it looked like. It looks like the type of basement that the Sanderson Sisters wouldn't look out of place in.
I always found it funny how much the 80's episode referenced full house since Elizabeth Olsen's sisters were actually ON full house! Lol when they announced that Mary Kate and Ashley were not going to return for Fuller House, I had been kind of hoping maybe Elizabeth would make a guest appearance for maybe even just one episode and she could take a turn as Michelle
The episode 7 is very funny,hilarious and cool becuase we can see Wanda talking to the narrator like a documentary series is like a reference and a parody of The Modern Family and The Office
The episode 6 of Wandavision is very cool and funny becuase in the scenes we can see many references of Malcolm in the middle the funniest and awesome tv show in the time in 2000s
I second that. Even though it premiered in 2000, and is technically a 2000's show, it still carries on many traits of 90's era sitcoms, including the offbeat humour, and addressing the audience by breaking the fourth wall.
I only caught the most obvious stuff, but missed a lot of the little things. My mind is a little blown here. This actually makes me appreciate the show a lot more. Good list
Look my 2 favourite are the modern family intro and “4 wall breaks” I started crying of joy I’m not exaggerating and the second one was casting the quick silver from xmen which I loved I again started crying of joy. I also liked full house but I didn’t get the reference.
Answers: Agatha took over Ralph’s house because it was next door to Wanda and Vision, so it kind of became her base of operations. She then used witchcraft on that necklace he’s wearing and it gave him Pietro’s powers. He basically became a spy for Agatha because she could see and hear what was going on in Wanda’s house and ask her questions. She considered getting the real Pietro’s body, but it was too far away and had “bullet holes”. Ultimately, it was a reference to Evan Peters also being Quicksilver, but they’re definitely not mixing up the MCU and X-Men universes.
The catchiest song named The Monster of the next Door in Wandavision is a reference a the famous tv Show The Monsters a classic and iconic tv show ever of the 60s
Point of trivia: In later seasons of Dick Van Dyke, he does in fact avoid the trip over the ottoman. Also, Bewitched also went from B&W to color during it’s run, and the male lead character, Darren, was recast from Dick Sergeant to Dick York after a couple of seasons.
Episode 1- I Love Lucy, The Dick Van Dyke Show Episode 2- Bewitched, I Dream of Genie Episode 3- The Brady Bunch, Laverne and Shirley Episode 5- Growing Pains, Family Ties, Full House Episode 6- Malcolm in the Middle Episode 7- The Office Episode 8- Kinda like A Christmas Carol with MCU magic sprinkled on top Episodes 4 and 9- Great stuff MCU content from Marvel as always.
Also also: Episode 3-The Partridge Family & Good Times Episode 5-Who's The Boss, Just the 10 of Us (which series director Matt Shakman was a cast member) & Rosanne Episode 7-Arrested Development
@@jeden75 and on rewatch it seems like Wanda was channeling a little bit of Married with Children's Peggy Bundy when she came into the kitchen and saw the boys being suspicious.
@@djsosonut Oh, good one! I can totally see that! Did you watch the scene where she is getting her cereal & the milk is glitching? If you watch it with the captions on, there is a whole radio program going on. You really can't hear it so if you don't watch it with the captions, you wouldn't even know it was there.
Elizabeth Olsen's acting was INCREDIBLE as all the sitcom characters! ......and then got rather awkward as actual Wanda, imo. Maybe it was just the accent, or maybe mannerisms too... but I was blown away otherwise. She did the Modern Family mom perfectly!! 👌👌👌
Wandavision is one of my newest favourite shows and Wanda and Vision are right up there as much favourite avengers this show was the best1! I need more!!
Yup! The whole house (& episode for that matter) is modeled after the Brady Brunch. The Mary Tyler Moore is one of the shows referenced but the episode has more in common with the Brady Bunch and The Partridge Family.
It really had nothing to do with Gilmore Girls. The Halloween episode had hay in the town square where everyone was gathering which somehow translated into GG for MsMojo instead of being what people decorate with in the fall. But that episode was an homage to Malcolm in the Middle. So you didn't miss anything.
While Agatha was casted as the nosey neighbor, Dottie represented the nosey neighbor that knew something was up that tried to find evidence like in Bewitched, I dream of Jeannie, and other shows I can think of. Tv shows back in the day always had the nosey wife who would to find evidence to expose while the husband usually tells her to relax. It usually always ended with the town thinking she's crazy. (You can't probably add Mr.Wilson to the list because he kept telling everyone that Dennis was a Menace while his wife would tell him to relax and that he was just a child) The confrontation at the committee meeting represented every "I know about you and you family and I'm going to find out the truth" conversation trope
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What's your favorite "WandaVision" pop culture reference? Let us know below!
Bewitched and Malcolm in the middle
The monster next door was my favourite pick 😅
@@diegoperezcotto7938 the latter was a DVD and it shouldn't have been
Definitely the "Malcolm in the Middle" and "Modern Family" parodies, or Wanda's origin backstory.
Malcolm in the Middle
I think that it's really impressive how this show managed to successfully mimic all of the classic shows of their respective eras. They even got Dick Van Dyke on board as a sitcom consultant, and Julie Bowen adored the "Modern Family" parody! ♥️
Your profile pic is SUPERIOR
Watching Elizabeth Olsen and Evan Peters acting together in the MCU is both strange and satisfying
It really is! I liked her sibling chemistry with Aaron Taylor Johnson as well, and even with Evan, even though he's not the "Real" Quicksilver.
@@trinaq he is peter..
We just dont know what to expect
@@Kirasfox He is Ralph Bohner 😂
Why so?
Elizabeth Olson's acting in the fourth wall break episode was like Julie Bowen's on Modern Family
And she did a great job. She is a great actress
*Olsen
@@orangegreen3769 Oh, I should've noticed that, thanks for telling me
Yeah, she took very clear inspirations. I think she was channeling Jane Kaczmarek (very successfully i might add) for the Halloween episode.
As all the sitcom episodes were heavily inspired by other famous sitcoms, this particular mockumentary-style episode of WandaVision was modeled after Modern Family (and the aforementioned Halloween episode was based on Malcolm in the Middle). So yes, Elizabeth Olsen was 100% channeling Julie Bowen in it (and it’s something Bowen definitely took notice of). She was amazing
You know I actually relate to Wanda finding comfort watching sitcoms
I watched Malcolm In The Middle and Everybody Hates Chris when I was feeling down and needed a good laugh.
Full house and Fuller House are my go tos
That was what I watched growing too and George Lopez!
True. Sitcoms helped me with my depression. The office and B99 literally saved my life!
I love sitcoms and marvel, wandavision is everything I love
Me too, the Combination I didn't know that I needed until now! 💜
Agreed. I'd take 3 more episodes in every era if they'd give them to me.
Elizabeth Olsen nailed the Claire Dunphy impersonation.❤️
I’m just happy that Vision got his memories back and he will be back. Just like Wanda said: We’ll say hello again 😭❤️
Me too ❤️
Maybe they can be part of a new Avengers team, because there will be other threats than Thanos. IE Kang the Conqueror.
He’s dead so we’ll see. I hope he comes back, but I can see white vision coming back more then the original
Not to mention all the episodes are titled with tv production phrases.
"Now in colour"
"Breaking the 4th wall"
"The series finale"
Breaking The 4th Wall isn’t a production phase, it’s a phrase that means a character addressing that they’re in a show or movie or talking directly to the audience.
...I just noticed you said phrase, not phase
"previously on" too
i never understood episode 2 title don’t touch that dial
Once Upon a Time- No one is really allowed to enter or leave Westview, just like Storybrooke.
I miss that show.. but that is not a sitcom.
@@billygoodlife4712 The Twilight Zone and a few others weren't as well, while the overall tone was a direct homage to sitcoms the cracks in her reality tended to reference other shows.
@@biazacha like westworld hahahahaha
Awww i miss that show!! Yaaass
That’s not really a concept that’s unique to Once Upon a Time. I get why some would compare the two shows, though.
There are a few more. Like the babies being 'born' looking four months old, clean and without the need to cut the cord. Also the tendency for TV kids getting rapidly aged up. Then there is the feel in the early episodes where everything wrapped up neatly by the time the credits roll...even if it really seems like things shouldn't be that pat.
The scene when Wanda, Vision, and the kids were surrounded by Agata, the other Vision, and the military was kinda similar to The Incredibles fight scene in the forest
I thought I was the only one who saw that! 😱
Wait was it??
In conclusion: “Kevin Feige is Mephisto”
Indeed he's the devil behind the Witch
@@wandagrey2528 .........😓
I don't know why but this made me laugh so hard! Thanks
@@elliejackson597 your welcome 😅
Ok Erik Voss
Another pop culture reference that everyone seems to be missing: episodes 2 & 3 the dining room is nearly a 1 to 1 lift from the Bewitched dining room. Complete with the fresco painted on the wall off to the left. The shutters across the breakfast bar and the matching dining room table and chairs.
I thought episode 3 was a replica of the Brady Bunch house 🤔
My favorite pop reference was the use of a philosophical thought experiment to further the plot, just like they did often in one of the great comedies of the last decade: The Good Place
In the newst episode wanda hits agness with a car and we see her shoes under the car which is reference to the wizard of oz
I mean i thought that was pretty obvious lol
@@Jayxroberts stll, a reference worth mentioning
plus a witch in WESTview liike the wicked with of the west..
@@dxrxthy2470 omg 😱😱
I thought so too
WandaVision is gonna be a pop culture reference
´cause what is grief if not love persevering ?
Yas
I got my mom to watch the show with me so I explained all the comic book stuff to her and she explained all the sitcoms to me and I loved when we got to modern family
About Agnes, I know that her Halloween costume was an easter egg about her real identity but I also found it nice that her hairstyle int the 80s episode looked like Cher's hairstyle in "the witches of Eastwick" (where Cher plays guess what ? a witch)...
Elizabeth Olsen deserves an Emmy for her work on this show and sadly due to the way the awards are voted on has almost no chance of getting one. It is hard to fit the show into either comedy or drama and the votes are based on one specific episode the actors (and their teams) chose to submit with. You really can't appreciate how wonderful her work is based off of just one episode.
Wait how could yall not do the malcolm in the middle reference!? That was the best one to me!
I absolutely love "WandaVision" just because it combines two of my favorite things: Marvel and sitcoms.
Should we count Debra Jo Rupp in the show as a pop culture reference since she was in That’s 70s Show and Friends?
They never made a friends reference
@@entertainmentjunkie no I’m talking about the actress who appeared in That’s 70s Show and Friends
yes we could. Mrs hart also has quite a similar personality to kitty.
I'm so excited that you got the pleasantville reference! I love that movie. I love this show but mainly I just loved the amazing acting skills of Elizabeth Olsen
Although the town square looks similar to WB “Midwest street” (where Gilmore girls, pretty little liars, and hart of Dixie among others have been shot) it’s my understanding that they were at Disney golden oak ranch. I used to work at wb and you can’t see the theatres/bigger buildings from Midwest street/town square. There will be a behind the scenes on Disney+ that will likely show more, but comparing the Golden oak backlot to wb Midwest street you can see the differences.
The hay bale maze gave me big Gilmore girls vibes tho
I was coming here to say the same thing! As someone who did tours at WB, I can confirm 100% that was NOT the Midwest street backlot that served as Stars Hollow (it was also Bluebell in Hart of Dixie and East Peck in Season 1 of Trial & Error) in Wandavision. They just both had gazebos.
I like the episode 1 & 2 of Wandavision because they have Easter eggs and references of the famous tv show Bewitched the iconic and awesome tv show ever
A Bewitching tribute is the coolest and awesome pop culture of Wandavision in the episode 2 we can see animation opening of Wandavision based the tribute of Bewitched
The theatre in the Halloween Special showed that the Incredibles was playing and in the finale, Wanda, Vision, and the kids had an Incredibles family superhero moment.
And the parent trap lol
Also in the Halloween episode at about the 10 minute mark, just after Wanda asks Pietro why he looks different, Pietro offers to help the boys get candy and Tommy says "Yeah, Kick-ass!!"... This felt like a direct call out to the movie that gave the OTHER/REAL Pietro (namely Aaron Taylor-Johnson) his big breakout roll.
I loved the Malcom and middle / modern family references
Honestly the 2000s and 2010s sitcoms were sooooooo unexpected and probably the best episodes of the series
Agatha all along is huge on iTunes. I will admit that I bought to listen to it whenever I want
“STOP LYING TO ME!!!” .... an epic scene!!!!
I kinda thought that Malcolm in the Middle was going to be high in the list, it wasn’t even an honorable mention hahaha
Same. I loved that show as a kid and immediately saw the reference intro.
I didn't get most of the things while I was watching the show but I still loved it 😂
Uh same😂😂😂
You should watch ezginin kanalı its turkish buy ı guess they have subtitles. She showed every details in each episode check it out
Love the Modern Family and Malcom in the Middle reference
I loved this show! I’m so sad it’s over. I cried a lot in the last three episodes. It is seriously one of if not the most clever show I’ve ever seen
Same! No one else that I talk to cried!
HOW?! The one where we find out how she tried to find Vision’s body and then had her break down....It was bringing back Pietro’s death vibes and I just couldn’t take it. Also...when we finally get to watch her and her brother as kids....oh my gosh...SO MANY TEARS. I was crying like the whole episode
@@rubygracemoseley8144 I know right???
*Watches one minute of WandaVision*
Me- I understood that reference.
Marvel- which one? 😏😏😏😏
Me- uhhhhhhh…………
Lol they most Def didn't intentionally reference Gilmore girls. That bail of hay set in the town square has been used forever
Brilliant show-- probably the best Ms Mojo ever
Why was there no mention of the inside of the house looking just like the Brady Bunch's house but in reverse?
When Spectral Vision walked from the wreckage of a flaming Winnebago, it was a recreation of the T-800 endoskeleton reveal scene from the first Terminator film
No mention of Family Ties?? Good work MsMojo, real good work...
I doubt it was purposeful, but seeing Debra Jo Rupp, an actor from one of my favourite sitcoms, “That 70s show” was my own personal favourite pop culture reference. Even if that wasn’t what they were doing.
oh Debra, iconic queen of sitcom moms and wives. it was the best casting, even for a tiny role
My favorite reference would have to be the Full House one. You could also tell it's a reference by another scene in the intro. There is one scene in the intro where the whole family is running while the camera is filming them.
Agatha's basement gave me Hocus Pocus vibes the first time I saw what it looked like. It looks like the type of basement that the Sanderson Sisters wouldn't look out of place in.
This is one of the things I like about Hollywood is that they really do their research and study. Each details has a reference and meaning.
this show is so good i wish it was longer though
I always found it funny how much the 80's episode referenced full house since Elizabeth Olsen's sisters were actually ON full house! Lol when they announced that Mary Kate and Ashley were not going to return for Fuller House, I had been kind of hoping maybe Elizabeth would make a guest appearance for maybe even just one episode and she could take a turn as Michelle
funny, right?
The episode 7 is very funny,hilarious and cool becuase we can see Wanda talking to the narrator like a documentary series is like a reference and a parody of The Modern Family and The Office
They should have brought the Desperate Housewives ladies for a cameo, that would have been great.
I'm crying from 3 seconds of Fresh Prince! Must have hit something!
Who would have thought that one of the best couples in MCU is a witch or a mutant and an android?
If you read marvel comics for decades like I do, it`s not a surprise.
I was always a sucker for BEWITCHED
Agatha's theme song was iconic!
Ralph Bohner is a reference to a growing pains character nicknamed bohner
The episode 6 of Wandavision is very cool and funny becuase in the scenes we can see many references of Malcolm in the middle the funniest and awesome tv show in the time in 2000s
I second that. Even though it premiered in 2000, and is technically a 2000's show, it still carries on many traits of 90's era sitcoms, including the offbeat humour, and addressing the audience by breaking the fourth wall.
I only caught the most obvious stuff, but missed a lot of the little things. My mind is a little blown here. This actually makes me appreciate the show a lot more. Good list
My fave has to be The Munster music theme sequence at the end of episode 7
Look my 2 favourite are the modern family intro and “4 wall breaks” I started crying of joy I’m not exaggerating and the second one was casting the quick silver from xmen which I loved I again started crying of joy. I also liked full house but I didn’t get the reference.
My favorite one is
“Kickass?”
I think it's right up there with "What happened to your accent?"
7:06 it’s insane how much she looks like Michelle did! (I know they’re sisters, but it’s still a sweet homage 😂😂)
So true😀! I think I remember seeing Michelle wearing a similar outfit and with that same hairstyle on some Full House episodes.
Only thing I’m so disappointing in the episode 9 about is Ralph
I concur, the reveal that Not Pietro is actually Agatha's brainwashed husband actually seemed a bit anticlimatic.
Same i was expecting more from him... also how does he have super speed ?
@WiLD CHiLD He may be Jimmy's lost witness.
Answers: Agatha took over Ralph’s house because it was next door to Wanda and Vision, so it kind of became her base of operations. She then used witchcraft on that necklace he’s wearing and it gave him Pietro’s powers. He basically became a spy for Agatha because she could see and hear what was going on in Wanda’s house and ask her questions. She considered getting the real Pietro’s body, but it was too far away and had “bullet holes”.
Ultimately, it was a reference to Evan Peters also being Quicksilver, but they’re definitely not mixing up the MCU and X-Men universes.
Why there was no mention of the kind of “Malcolm in the Middle” intro and set?
I know this wasn't on purpose but Emma Caulfield Ford being in the same episode as a bunny made me so happy.
HOLY HELL!!! I didn't catch that!! Anya HATED bunnies with passion!!!
The catchiest song named The Monster of the next Door in Wandavision is a reference a the famous tv Show The Monsters a classic and iconic tv show ever of the 60s
In the newst episode wanda hits agness with a car and we see her shoes under the car which is reference to the wizard of oz
got an ad for wandavision before this lol
Point of trivia: In later seasons of Dick Van Dyke, he does in fact avoid the trip over the ottoman. Also, Bewitched also went from B&W to color during it’s run, and the male lead character, Darren, was recast from Dick Sergeant to Dick York after a couple of seasons.
Malcom in the middle playing on the tv in episode 9 was the best 😂
wandavision is one of those shows I just want to forget so I can rewatch it again for the first time
Episode 1- I Love Lucy, The Dick Van Dyke Show
Episode 2- Bewitched, I Dream of Genie
Episode 3- The Brady Bunch, Laverne and Shirley
Episode 5- Growing Pains, Family Ties, Full House
Episode 6- Malcolm in the Middle
Episode 7- The Office
Episode 8- Kinda like A Christmas Carol with MCU magic sprinkled on top
Episodes 4 and 9- Great stuff MCU content from Marvel as always.
Ep 3 also had The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Ep 7 referenced Modern Family plus Happy Endings.
Also also:
Episode 3-The Partridge Family & Good Times
Episode 5-Who's The Boss, Just the 10 of Us (which series director Matt Shakman was a cast member) & Rosanne
Episode 7-Arrested Development
@@jeden75 and on rewatch it seems like Wanda was channeling a little bit of Married with Children's Peggy Bundy when she came into the kitchen and saw the boys being suspicious.
@@djsosonut Oh, good one! I can totally see that!
Did you watch the scene where she is getting her cereal & the milk is glitching? If you watch it with the captions on, there is a whole radio program going on. You really can't hear it so if you don't watch it with the captions, you wouldn't even know it was there.
@@jeden75 heh. Thanks! I missed that. The last bit of dialogue is perfectly timed with her eating her cereal.
don't forget the kickass reference in the halloween episode!!
Elizabeth Olsen's acting was INCREDIBLE as all the sitcom characters! ......and then got rather awkward as actual Wanda, imo. Maybe it was just the accent, or maybe mannerisms too... but I was blown away otherwise. She did the Modern Family mom perfectly!! 👌👌👌
Wandavision is one of my newest favourite shows and Wanda and Vision are right up there as much favourite avengers this show was the best1! I need more!!
6:07 Wanda being logical. we can't reverse death
seconds later....
6:23 Wanda still manipulating Westview
I love Gilmore Girls and can't believe I missed that!
In number 9, you said that the square is Warner Studios' back lot. But actually it's Disney's Golden Oak Ranch
You didnt mention the malcolm in the middle talking to the camera style on the Halloween episode.
Don’t forget Malcolm in the middle Halloween episode
“Kitty Karry Doll” 😆 its Kitty Carryall doll
LOL yes! I shouted that out loud at the video. An important fact for those of us who watched 2 episodes a day after school. “Oh, my nose!”
@@kathryndusek3833 Every single day after school!
Also Wanda recasted Red Forman and she gave Kitty a new life
Did anyone else notice their staircase in the 70's episode was nearly identical to the staircase from the Brady Bunch?
Yup! The whole house (& episode for that matter) is modeled after the Brady Brunch. The Mary Tyler Moore is one of the shows referenced but the episode has more in common with the Brady Bunch and The Partridge Family.
Now, i really appreciate the first 2 episodes
Full of hope, happiness, joy
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Top 10 Rose Nylund's St. Olaf Stories.
Mentions The Office and Modern Family.
Parks and Recreation: Fuck my drag?
I’m the biggest Gilmore girl fan and didn’t notice the Easter egg.
It really had nothing to do with Gilmore Girls. The Halloween episode had hay in the town square where everyone was gathering which somehow translated into GG for MsMojo instead of being what people decorate with in the fall. But that episode was an homage to Malcolm in the Middle. So you didn't miss anything.
Wandavision is the coolest and awesome tv show of Marvel in all the time and in the episodes have many references and Easter eggs of famous tv shows
While Agatha was casted as the nosey neighbor, Dottie represented the nosey neighbor that knew something was up that tried to find evidence like in Bewitched, I dream of Jeannie, and other shows I can think of.
Tv shows back in the day always had the nosey wife who would to find evidence to expose while the husband usually tells her to relax. It usually always ended with the town thinking she's crazy. (You can't probably add Mr.Wilson to the list because he kept telling everyone that Dennis was a Menace while his wife would tell him to relax and that he was just a child)
The confrontation at the committee meeting represented every "I know about you and you family and I'm going to find out the truth" conversation trope
The Wizard of Oz reference in the finale.
In the breaking the 4th wall episode opening theme song it says “I know what u are doing Wanda”
To be fair, credit to Katherine Haan as well for her OTT performance as Agatha was amazing
The only reference I’m familiar with is full house and bewitched 🤣😄 I guess I’m a bit young to have enjoyed anything else that’s mentioned haha
Agatha (a witch) lives in the Bewitched house
I want more season's of Wandavision I really love this show
Amy Santiago on hiding her pregnancy in season 7:
i JuSt LoVe ThIs BoX!
I jUsT lOvE tHiS lOoK!
i JuSt LoVe ThIs IsSuE!
Actress Melissa Fumero hiding her pregnancy for Amy in season 3:
(Wearing a baby bump for Prison)
“I don’t know, do I even look pregnant?”
That back lot is also the backdrop for Hart of Dixie
Top 10 best WandaVision moments please! ❤️ I’m gonna miss this show so much 🥺
Wednesday, April 7, 2021 5 : 36 pm
WandaVision better win an award!!!
Wanda's I'm fine in office style episode reminded me of Ross saying I am fine from friends.
In the first episode of WandaVision, Wanda hairstyle is based off Kitty Foreman hairstyle from That's 70 show.