I am so so so so so sorry for the quality of audio everyone! ✨COMPLETE season of WandaVision REACTIONS available on patreon! link: www.patreon.com/MichelleNeedsaHobby ❇Patron!shoutout @ 20:20
I don’t even think the audio is that bad. I’m watching this at 3:30 in the morning, and it just means I don’t have to keep turning the sound down when you talk (I have to do that with other reactions in case I wake my neighbours 😂) great reactions so far, I love this series so much.❤
The things Wanda does to "hide" her pregnancy are the silly tricks shows used to use to "hide" an actress's pregnancy--standing behind couches, holding fruit, big old coats... it's the greatest hits of silly camouflage. And of course, no one in the shows ever noticed a thing.
Episode 4 will blow you away. All the episodes finish happily because the 50s-60s sitcoms all ended in a good place despite the awkwardness and miscommunication that made up the bulk of every episode of every sitcom. Also, the opening credit was Bewitched Themed for Episode 2: Their bedroom set (separate beds) was modeled after my favorite sitcom of all time (and the BEST sitcom of all time)- The Dick Van Dyke Show- which I know you know by now- is also Wanda's favorite sitcom. TV couples didn't start sleeping in the same bed til The Brady Bunch (Episode 3) in the 1970s. Episode 3's house set was modeled after The Brady Bunch. Mike Brady was an architect. "Cheer Up Sleepy Jean- Day Dream Believer, by Davy Jones (the song playing as Monica is thrown out of Wanda's Anamoly, is an honorable ode to Marcia, Marcia, Marcia, and The Brady Bunch. Can't wait to see how you reacted to Episode 4.
I picked up on a few subtleties when I first watched this episode. The strange way the doctor talked about not being able to "escape". That was a choice word to use. When Wanda remembered her brother, her accent came back when she started singing a Sokovian lullaby to the twins. Once Wanda was distracted with remembering a real moment, Geraldine looked like she was coming out of a haze and was trying to re-focus her mind. That's when she spoke, and mentioned Thanos, as if trying to remember that detail. Fun facts: it wasn't until the mid 60's that married couples were shown in the same beds together on TV. If they were, there had to be one foot on the floor. Example are in the old black and white shows from the 50's and early 60's. In the 60's technicolor was introduced to TV, so this is why at the end of episode 2 and then all of episode 3 were in color. Black people started to be featured on shows but only a token or 2. So Geraldine showing up in episode 2 was a clue of the times. The line where she says to Wanda, "Wow. I really like your pants. They're peachy keen." And the line Agnes responded to her before meeting up with Dottie...Wanda: What is it? Is it the way that I'm dressed?" And Agnes responded "Yes, but it's too late for that". Women were now wearing pants as casual wear, for the first time. It was a very big deal in pop culture history. Fashion design houses went nuts with designs. This episode was in the 70's, hints: Bell Bottom pants, Afros, long side burns and plaid business suits, which were all at the intro theme opening. Each episode the set design changed to reflect the most popular shows of that time period. Once you've gotten further (at least on your RUclips posts), I'll list those parts of the sets that were added to the show, especially with the opener themes...just in case you have viewers who did not watch the show before your reaction. A huge trope that lasted several decades of TV, was the hiding real pregnancies on the show with items like bags, pillows, "fruit platter", blanket, etc... Everyone else is supposed to look past it like they can't see the weight gain and swollen mid section, or the sudden trip the female character has to go on for a while, because the actress had to give birth and take time off. So, the audience (us) understands the ridiculousness of it, because the show was cleverly reminding us of how it used to be in those eras of tv. I'm excited to watch your reaction to the next episode. This show is like a mystery show with peeling back layers upon layers of info each new episode. It pulls you in and is SOO good. I love the idea of Phase 4 focusing on side characters that we didn't really get too much time with in the first 3 phases. People hated on phase 4 but I think they missed the point of it. The heroes just went through several major fights...especially the big one with Thanos. Some of them blipped and missed 5 yrs of their lives. Phase 4 is about dealing with the aftermath of their traumas and bringing a more down to earth look at them as people and not just heroes. I think it was an appropriate time for it, because the real world was just put on pandemic lock down and going through anxiety, sickness, Cabin fever, death and despair. This show is one of the many that got people distracted in a good way, and helped them connect again thru media outlets everywhere. And I think it was a smart idea on Disney + to post them weekly instead of all at once. It gave people something exciting and fun to look forward to the next week, like good tv used to do.
OMG, it is SO FUN listening to your thoughts on this and watching you try to work out the puzzle. This was all of us watching it for the first time. I can't wait to watch you continue this.
I am so so so so so sorry for the quality of audio everyone!
✨COMPLETE season of WandaVision REACTIONS available on patreon!
link: www.patreon.com/MichelleNeedsaHobby
❇Patron!shoutout @ 20:20
I don’t even think the audio is that bad. I’m watching this at 3:30 in the morning, and it just means I don’t have to keep turning the sound down when you talk (I have to do that with other reactions in case I wake my neighbours 😂) great reactions so far, I love this series so much.❤
The things Wanda does to "hide" her pregnancy are the silly tricks shows used to use to "hide" an actress's pregnancy--standing behind couches, holding fruit, big old coats... it's the greatest hits of silly camouflage. And of course, no one in the shows ever noticed a thing.
“I think she’s doing all this under duress” you ain’t wrong there *laughs through my tears*
Next episode you get a few answers, but also more questions and confusion.
Your afterthoughts are my favorite thing, we can see you trying to make sense of everything and I love that lol
14:07 The absolute best reaction to this series, hahahaha.
Keep watching you will understand in a few episodes.
Episode 4 will blow you away. All the episodes finish happily because the 50s-60s sitcoms all ended in a good place despite the awkwardness and miscommunication that made up the bulk of every episode of every sitcom. Also, the opening credit was Bewitched Themed for Episode 2: Their bedroom set (separate beds) was modeled after my favorite sitcom of all time (and the BEST sitcom of all time)- The Dick Van Dyke Show- which I know you know by now- is also Wanda's favorite sitcom. TV couples didn't start sleeping in the same bed til The Brady Bunch (Episode 3) in the 1970s. Episode 3's house set was modeled after The Brady Bunch. Mike Brady was an architect. "Cheer Up Sleepy Jean- Day Dream Believer, by Davy Jones (the song playing as Monica is thrown out of Wanda's Anamoly, is an honorable ode to Marcia, Marcia, Marcia, and The Brady Bunch. Can't wait to see how you reacted to Episode 4.
i want to see your reactionsssss i love them
I picked up on a few subtleties when I first watched this episode.
The strange way the doctor talked about not being able to "escape". That was a choice word to use.
When Wanda remembered her brother, her accent came back when she started singing a Sokovian lullaby to the twins.
Once Wanda was distracted with remembering a real moment, Geraldine looked like she was coming out of a haze and was trying to
re-focus her mind.
That's when she spoke, and mentioned Thanos, as if trying to remember that detail.
Fun facts: it wasn't until the mid 60's that married couples were shown in the same beds together on TV. If they were, there had to be one foot on the floor.
Example are in the old black and white shows from the 50's and early 60's.
In the 60's technicolor was introduced to TV, so this is why at the end of episode 2 and then all of episode 3 were in color.
Black people started to be featured on shows but only a token or 2. So Geraldine showing up in episode 2 was a clue of the times.
The line where she says to Wanda, "Wow. I really like your pants. They're peachy keen." And the line Agnes responded to her before meeting up with Dottie...Wanda: What is it? Is it the way that I'm dressed?"
And Agnes responded "Yes, but it's too late for that".
Women were now wearing pants as casual wear, for the first time. It was a very big deal in pop culture history. Fashion design houses went nuts with designs.
This episode was in the 70's, hints: Bell Bottom pants, Afros, long side burns and plaid business suits, which were all at the intro theme opening.
Each episode the set design changed to reflect the most popular shows of that time period.
Once you've gotten further (at least on your RUclips posts), I'll list those parts of the sets that were added to the show, especially with the opener themes...just in case you have viewers who did not watch the show before your reaction.
A huge trope that lasted several decades of TV, was the hiding real pregnancies on the show with items like bags, pillows, "fruit platter", blanket, etc...
Everyone else is supposed to look past it like they can't see the weight gain and swollen mid section, or the sudden trip the female character has to go on for a while, because the actress had to give birth and take time off.
So, the audience (us) understands the ridiculousness of it, because the show was cleverly reminding us of how it used to be in those eras of tv.
I'm excited to watch your reaction to the next episode. This show is like a mystery show with peeling back layers upon layers of info each new episode. It pulls you in and is SOO good.
I love the idea of Phase 4 focusing on side characters that we didn't really get too much time with in the first 3 phases.
People hated on phase 4 but I think they missed the point of it.
The heroes just went through several major fights...especially the big one with Thanos. Some of them blipped and missed 5 yrs of their lives.
Phase 4 is about dealing with the aftermath of their traumas and bringing a more down to earth look at them as people and not just heroes.
I think it was an appropriate time for it, because the real world was just put on pandemic lock down and going through anxiety, sickness, Cabin fever, death and despair.
This show is one of the many that got people distracted in a good way, and helped them connect again thru media outlets everywhere.
And I think it was a smart idea on Disney + to post them weekly instead of all at once.
It gave people something exciting and fun to look forward to the next week, like good tv used to do.
I got my drink, got my snack, im ready 😎
It's so fun to watch you work out the storyline! Great reaction; you're on the right track! Keep going!
THANKS for this!!!! I'm so happy you like my all-time favorite universe!!! #MCU #MakeMineMarvel #WandaVision
5:00 do keep in mind throughout the show how eager Wanda seems to assimilate into American culture…
I open RUclips, first video in my list.
I love this show, and love how you catch a lot of the little things.
Tip, make sure to check out the credit scenes in the upcoming episodes! It teases alot
I’ve been subbed since your first season reaction to HotD…. Where tf are the rest of season two???!!! Forget all this rubbish
Listening to you working through what's happening is great. This is a great series. Enjoy the ride.
OMG, it is SO FUN listening to your thoughts on this and watching you try to work out the puzzle. This was all of us watching it for the first time. I can't wait to watch you continue this.
Being all confusion is part of the fun 😆
Also, the babies are real, both magic and real.
Waiting for ep4🎉🎉
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