I think I see the need for last episode now, but I still assert this show would be much more interesting if it could be entirely sitcom.
My issue is that I don’t entirely see this series as more than an experiment. As we see more and more, Wandavision is little more than doses of things we’ve seen elsewhere: Truman Show, Annihilation, Pleasantville, Inception. It makes for something decently interesting, but it brings up a branding problem that it feels as though it’s fighting really hard to course-correct. Marvel has built a brand mercilessly for nearly thirteen years now and although we were given the heads up that Phase 4 was going to get a little more out there, I’m not sure how this is correlating yet. When I think Marvel, I’m not sure something like Wandavision is what I’m expecting/wanting and yet when I think of weird, surrealist cinema Wandavision doesn’t really reach the depths of brilliance there either because it has to retain elements of the MCU when it could be David Lynch directs Marvel if they’d run with it.
If what Chidi said to Eleanor didn't make you cry, what is wrong with you?
Dude
Dudeeeeeee
Dueeeeeeeeeee
my fuckin mind is getting so high
like how the hell finishing Aot Episode and then watch this
like please you wanna give me a heart attack xD???
I swear i wanna say understandable review but i have no words
just watch and enjoy every detail specially the ending fight, This will make happiest and most sad person on the earth
Amazing!
Woot, new episode.
Play........
stupid interview criime eposodes.
what else is there to watch?
Please stopmaking this type of episode.
[8.2/10] Oh man, what fun this was! Rainn Wilson has been a revelation as Young Mudd, and letting him play the mealy-mouthed, flattering, manipulative but theatrical snake role to the hilt for fifteen minutes is just a delight. Everything from quibbling over regicide, to trying to seduce or buy off his captors, to promises of future conquest and resistance against Federation hegemony are a laugh riot as he tries to wriggle out of his bonds. Each attempt at subterfuge is better than the last, and the flashbacks to the different ways he’s tried to talk his way out of a capture were just as delightful.
I especially enjoyed the twist. It harkens back to Mudd’s robot duplicate adventure in The Original Series, and Mudd posing as a bounty hunter and turning in his own duplicates for the reward money is so the kind of harebrained but hilariously brilliant scheme only he would come up with. I do enjoy it when Star Trek gets to shed its starched collars and have fun, and this was a great heaping dose of that.
This episode is incorrectly labelled. According to TVDB and IMDB it's season 3 episode 1.
Great episode, a lot of people complaining about her use of the word 'cunt' in describing Ivanka Trump's attitude to her father's policy of separating children from their parents at the border. I don't think she should have apologised but can understand the pressure from the network and advertisers. Hopefully John Oliver mentions this on the next Last Week Tonight.
Twisted tail! A thousand eyes! Trapped forever!
I think that the rise of the androids is going to be a bigger problem than the current war. Maybe they'll swoop in and take advantage after everyone else has been severely weakened? And there'll be something wrong with that update, perhaps an exploit?
Is it just me, because i got used to this being a high quality show, but its getting to the point of unwatchable
The whole millenial social media workplace thing was a huge cringe fest. I did not really laugh at anything and I wanted to like this because of Joel Mchale, but after this pilot i don't think i'm going to watch ep 2.
