[CaptainCrunch]

Originally Posted by #-3

I like 3 a lot.

Still agree 23 minute weekly drops doesn't seem to fit the story they are telling, but I think the larger narrative is becoming clear.

I think the visual humor suited the 70s well (the forced allusion of water breaking... they are definitely showing the format of sitcoms over the ages a lot of deference), and I think they are doing a great job with the dialects you can hear them slightly changing with the time.

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I'm more certain now this is a world of Wanda's creation, that she has somehow snapped and is living in fantasyland, and SWORD is looking for a way to get her out. I was a little surprised by the revelation that all the characters are probably Wanda's hostages, and not figments of her imagination.

The real mystery now is where is this world she created, and how was SWORD able to open a door to this world.

I'm also leaning a portion of Vision's consciousness having been preserved in Wanda's mind somehow, when she first destroyed the mind stone. But not all of it. Vision taking too long to calculate the due date is a key hint here.

Big Future Spoiler I accidentally saw on the cast list

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Geraldine the SWORD agent

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We saw the physical barrier in the background that the nice lady was hurled through. I still think this is a man made condition, There are too many questions around Vision for me, and the terrified neighbours and the doctor who was resigned to his fate.


I think that Hydra is involved, maybe they built the prison, because it seems like for example with the bosses visit they're trying to get some information out of her.



The problem is that they probably mind wiped her, but as her memories come back she'll get more powerful and be able to gain control over her powers.