Why WandaVision Is Still The Best Disney Plus Show 

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That glitch scene where Wanda resets vision from 10sec ago honestly freaked me out the first time I saw, so good

I really love how dedicated this show is towards replicating various sitcoms, down to the clothes, sets and jokes.

I still remember when they announced all the D+ shows and proudly said that the unrestricted streaming format would give them the creative freedom to make any show as long as it needs to be, from episode numbers to episode length. So WandaVision was 9 x ~21 minutes to fit the sitcom format. Then FatWS was 6 x ~45 minutes. Then Loki was 6 x ~45 minutes. Then Hawkeye was 6 x ~45 minutes. Then Moon Knight was 6 x ~45 minutes. Now Ms. Marvel is... well, you know. I guess creative freedom lasted only as long as it took the algorithm to calculate the ideal combination for maximum views.

Wandavision was also released after a year long Marvel break. The hype was real, with the added structure it just works as a hype machine. It genuinely was one of the most fun experience watching a story unfold for me. The discussion was so fun to interact too

The fact that Iman doesn't like Captain Marvel is absolutely hilarious to me. Like, I love the fact that we have a proper Marvel fan in the MCU now, who's willing to contradict Feige and give her honest opinion on stuff is great.

I remember a bunch of people were hating on the ambiguous sitcom sections during the first few eps who then were delighted to see everything revealed in the 4th ep as we got into the real world sections. I was one of those who actually got more kick out of the sitcom sections because they were genuinely different and intriguing. Everytime I got pulled out of it into the real world sections it felt like I was getting dragged out out of a really fun gameplay session to do my house chores. In the end, it wasn't the real world sections or the grand smackdown of a finale that made the show so memorable but their sheer dedication towards executing their ballsy basic premise. It was what set the show apart from the rest of the MCU in a good way

I agree the 6 episode thing isn’t working, they should do 8-12 or something because 6 episodes isn’t a show, it’s a miniseries so the episodes would normally be at least an hour

They did such an incredible job with capturing the essence of the sitcom world, that whenever the focus shifted to the SHIELD agents trying to figure out what was happening, I wanted them to get back to zany sitcom shenanigans!

I’m a biracial half Indian teenage girl and I have had a huge grin on my face pretty much every second of captain marvel. I really see myself represented in Kamala and there have been some really great little details that made me and my dad laugh. Wanda vision is definitely better but Ms Marvel feels like it was made for me, which is a rarity, especially with marvel

I think the biggest thing WandaVision had going for it terms of pure structure which you hardly see come up is that fact of it not being an action/superhero story for the majority of its runtime. Don’t get me wrong I *like* Superhero action, it’s a big appeal of the genre to me, and there’s been action in Mandalorian, Hawkeye, Falcon & The Winter Soldier, What If, etc that I’ve liked, but man does WandaVision benefit from just getting to *tell story* for 8 and a half episodes. I’ve been *loving* Ms. Marvel, but it’s held back from greatness by weak villains and mediocre action editing, which makes it feel like the show is just less interesting in the superhero action-as-genre side of itself.

It's because WandaVision is actually entertaining and memorable unlike some of the other shows. That "Agatha All Along" Song is very catchy, I especially love that song!

Loki and WandaVision have been the only shows I’ve gone back to rewatch, they felt like they had a unique story to tell, everything else just feels generic

While I have really enjoyed all of the Disney+ MCU shows so far (Moon Knight being my favourite) and think they've been more consistent in entertainment than the Phase 4 films (though I did love Spider-Man: No Way Home and really enjoyed Shang-Chi and Doctor Strange 2), I do agree that the six-episode format hasn't benefitted these shows. As much as I adored Moon Knight and Hawkeye, I did wish they were an extra episode or two longer

I don't know, Mandalorian goes pretty hard

I just can't agree with you about Moon Knight's 3rd and 4th episodes being the worst. They're easily the weakest part of the series, but they are also very necessary, to fully flesh out Marc as well as Steven

So far I think that Ms. Marvel has benefitted greatly from being a show because it gets to spend a lot of time with the characters and their world.

I fully on your side. I so burned out on 4 movies and 6+ TV shows each year. It's too much. It ruins rewatchability of the MCU. I liked rewatching old movies, but all the so far released shows are already as long as all the previous movies. Quality goes down. Hype goes down. And then Disney expects me to get excited about Cassian freaking Andor. I don't get it.

I wasn't expecting to like it, but Hawkeye is the only MCU show I know I will eventually watch again. It may sound daft but it felt really comforting, like a classic Christmas movie. It was refreshing to get something in the MCU feel much smaller scale. I suppose it reminded me of the simpler Cpt America films where the universe wasn't so big. While the new multiverse plans are exciting, I'm already lost.

I personally love all the Disney plus shows, especially moon Knight and mandalorian, but wandavision did handle the show thing a lot better.

THANK YOU. I’ve been saying this for a while now. I really do like most of these Marvel/Star Wars shows, but other than WandaVision it is so obvious that these were probably initially movie scripts that they just drew out into TV shows because Mando’s weekly syndication probably helped retain subscribers. Personally I would prefer they just release them as Disney+ original movies or something, the rate of release for these shows is so rapid fire anyway so I don’t think they’ll have a dip in subscribers if they switch to movies (or at least go into them planning a show).

"What is grief, but love persevering" 💕😭

I disagree. The whole mystery element just failed for me, and therefore the whole show failed for me. Not to mention the mysteries that were answered didn’t even have satisfying answers.

Wandavision set the bar for the Disney + shows and nothing since has quite managed to replicate the quality. I think this and The Mandalorian prove that if Disney are going to go down the TV route 6-8 self contained episodes with an overall arc that is carefully threaded in can have a lot more impact than the standard 6 hour film that is being churned out time after time.

Personally Moon Knight is my favorite of the Disney Plus Shows. I am a sucker for mind thrillers.

Definitely. Besides the less that stellar finale, it began very well. I feel like it has to do alot with the longer number of episodes.

That’s a weird way to spell The Mandalorian…

Falcon & Winter soldier was actually my favourite and the only one i rewatched. I totally get the flaws but I really enjoy the two lead characters. (I do also tend to defend it more because I feel like a lot of arguments made against it, especially online, are made in bad faith. You can tell from the tone of comments.) I think to better embrace the TV format, it shouldve been 8 eps and make the two more active rather than reactive to the show's events. Maybe incorporate flashbacks? Sam's experience as a pararesuce not just a counsellor. Clean up the messy villain plot. Still...I give it grace because of the covid rewrites, etc. But overall I do think people unfairly dismiss it.

I feel like the worst part of the disney + shows is missing potential, they could have been so mich more, as movies or just better shows, it feels like rather than delving deep into the characters like they used to with yhe older heroes, seeing their down falls and how it beats them down, like tonys alcoholism

Honestly I agree a lot with this video. I prefer TFATWS & Loki a bit more over WV but this show definitely was the one which respected the TV medium better. I also think Ms. Marvel has a lot of potential too.

Still consider Wandavision a masterpiece. You didn't really go into much depth as to WHY in a video with why in the title though. Let me just say, one of the things that makes it hold up to me, is how every episode focuses on one of the steps to recovery, when it comes to mental health. It's a huge shame MoM spoiled that for me and she just kept on being villainous. It was the show to lauch Disney + if I recall. It was in development since Endgame. It clearly had lots of artistic and thoughful care put into it. I have rewatched it 3 times and still think it's a great watch when doing an infinity war marathon

14:38 I love Butcher's bloody psycho grin so much.

I think my favorite D+ show has been Hawkeye. I can't quite put my finger on why though

I’ve only seen a couple of the shows you mentioned, but based on what I have seen (and even with its disappointing finale), I agree. WandaVision had me hooked and riveted literally up until the last episode, by far the most consistent run an MCU Disney Plus show has had of the three I’ve seen (the other two being Falcon and Loki - actually, only 4 episodes of Loki. How you feel about Moon Knight is how I felt about Loki after episodes 3 and 4). WV had personality, purpose, focus, and its main struggle was explored fully and very well.

Respect your opinion but I think Moon Knight and Loki are the best mcu disney+ shows yet

In terms of consistency, Moon Knight is the best overall out of these Disney+ shows imo, but only a margin above WandaVision. The reason being that WandaVision began to falter in quality for me even before the finale, at ep. 7. The sitcom aspect wasn't as focused on and the "conventional" MCU plot with SWORD, which I didn't find as interesting, began to take center focus.

A nitpick I keep having with reviews of these 6 parter shows is the whole "6 hours" schtick. Unless the episode content is exactly an hour, they're not 6 hours. Using Obi-Wan as an example, the actual pre-credits time was about 40 minutes per episode (some shorter, some longer). That's a 4 hour show, not 6. It may not seem like a huge difference, but you're inflating the length by 50%. That is a large chunk of show that we're saying is there, but is not. I know the old "hour long show" idea of a 42-45 minute episode with room for 15-18 minutes of ads still exists, but these shows are delivered sans ad breaks, and the Disney shows specifically don't have ad break segments, so you're getting more content per minute than a traditional show that needs to catch the audience up on what happened before the "break" again. But it's still not really an hour, and with the shows being structured so there are no ads on the service you need to watch them on, it's really not an hour. 4 hours really sells the idea that these are movies that have been split into 6 parts and lengthened, rather than being a 3 hour movie they doubled in length somehow.

I love your videos, and this was no exception! Really hope Disney listens and starts being more intentional with what is a show and what is a movie

I personally prefer The Falcon and the Winter Soldier over the rest and then Loki takes second place the problem I personally have with Wandavision is the rewatchability because of its main plot being so heavy in the mystery. yes Loki has a mystery but it's not as heavy as Wandavision

I feel like I am with HiTop Films on this topic, the story of Sam, Bucky and Walker seemed to be the only one which tried to be truly honest and vulnerable to me even tho the studio tried it's best to bring it down, like rewriting the Flag Smashers story line to be a total mess... As it stands now, I agree with Matt here that the main threat of the show should've been Walker only

Could someone help me out with timestamps for the star wars shows spoilers? I've been watching the movies over the past year and haven't got to them yet.

Wandavision and moon knight (it just hits all the tropes that i subjectively love) are the only marvel shows that have actually made me feel something

Idk, I get what you’re saying about Wandavision, but I think the show fails because of how the entire show was built around the ending reveals. Wanda’s arc was decent, but the last episode just devolved into standard laser battle schlock, and then she just kinda got let off the hook without learning much (or nothing at all if we count the damage Multiverse of Madness did). This makes the internal conflict become hollow by the end of the show, and the external conflict in Agatha is just lame by the end since she had no character building prior to the show’s final act (see laser battle comment above). Loki did a better job at doing what Wandavision tried to do, in my opinion. That show, while built around finding Kang initially, is actually just a straight up character study, and every episode feels like a natural progression towards the climax; more of a really long movie instead of an episodic show. I especially love how, in the end, it’s revealed there really was no true villain behind the curtain, and it’s truly one of Marvel’s most original ideas; there was never any enemy to fight in the show’s “glorious purpose,” the only villain the show had was the fear and egos of the characters, which they all are too late to grow out of by the end. That gets me so hyped for season 2, because now they have to fix all of their mistakes, and a season 2 feels earned. Also, Loki gets extra bonus points for its soundtrack and visual storytelling. The show’s music is by far the best Marvel has ever put out, and is a near masterpiece. I also just love how much of Loki and Sylvie’s arcs go unspoken, and instead are left for the audience to interpret based on their actions.

WandaVision was good, but Loki was gold.

I'm really late, but I think the structure of Arcane (netflix, league of legends series) could've really worked for Eternals 3 episodes per part, in a 3 part series with 1 finale added on (I think arcane did that, if not, add a finale after) Each part is a different era, and we chronologically see these characters grow and grow alongside them Release them a part a week, or one episode a week and space a week between each part - gives people time to discuss it, and build anticipation for the next

I disagree with Loki being able to be a movie but the rest definitely could.

My top 4 are: Wandavision The Mandalorian Moon Knight Ms. Marvel These last two are indeed very much 6 hour movies, but they feel like a full circle and not as much as a mess the others are, they end the character arcs with no cliffhangers to make us frustrated (cough cough Loki cough)

While WandaVision isn't my favorite of the Disney Plus shows (that would be Falcon & Winter Soldier) I will agree that it is the one that feels the most like an actual TV show instead of a stretched out movie.

"Jude Law, the blandest man in Hollywood" had me dying & I would've missed it without captions 😂 Brilliant!

i do agree that a lot of the movies feel like they needed more time while the shows felt like they needed less time but i also didnt really enjoy wanda vision as a whole i prefered some of the others for their plot but yes they didnt need to be that long

How could you not finish Moon Knight? It made me fall in love with F. Murray Abraham (especially as Khonshu), and it felt like what Gods of Egypt should have been. Also, how do you not like Star Wars Vision? Finally, Ms. Marvel also escaped the Disney+ "curse".

To be fair, the bar wasn’t set very high for the best Disney+ show (though I still say it belongs to Mando) WandaVision also still shares a lot of the dodgy writing that the other shows have

This just has me more hyped for the 9 episode She Hulk. I think that show is going to be something really special.

As far as from it being a creative premise, I can partially agree but I still believe that The Mandalorian is the best Disney+ show

You can’t finish moon because it was “too boring” But in this whole video you truly never explain how Wandavision is the best show you was just saying that the rest of the shows were garbage.

I feel like because I only watched WandaVision once and week to week made me underappreciate the story. Episode 1 confused the hell out of me. But as it kept going i enjoyed it more and more. I think it really suffered from the week to week release, it just killed all momentum for me and any interest i had. It just felt like oh yesh wandavision new episode was out yesterday. Just bingeing it seems like the best viewing experience for myself. So I'm going to watch it again straight through

...you should really finished Moon Knight. You missed the framing E5 provides and the climax of E6. it's a bit harsh of you to judge something you didn't even finish watching.

The problem with the third episode of Loki wasn't that it didn't matter. If anything, the series as a whole wouldn't work if Loki and Sylvie weren't given any time to get to know one another. But the fact that episode two left off with what seemed like an exciting climactic moment (Sylvie bombing the timeline and the TVA being thrown into chaos) only for it to barely be of any relevance (yeah, Sylvie was trying to sneak in, but that went nowhere within 5 minutes, and the next time we see the TVA, it's like it never even happened) made episode three feel especially underwhelming. Not to mention that I personally find Loki's characterization in that episode just kind of bizarre (the show overall has those moments, but this episode as a whole sticks out to me). The idea of Loki and Sylvie being forced to work together and get to know one another is a good one and works well with the overall themes of the show; it just wasn't pulled off very well. Which is a shame as I do overall like the show.

I'm not so mad that these are just stretched out movies, but I am more disappointed that they aren't smaller scaled conflicts. Moon Knight should have never been a show about stopping a guy that wanted to kill every bad person on the planet with an Egyptian goddess, it should have been a one man crusade to bring justice in New York. Falcon and the Winter Soldier does have this whole thing with the Flag Smashers wanting to erase half of life to put things back the way it was after Thanos even though our main focus is on USAgent. Ms. Marvel has just revealed that Kamala is some bridge between dimensions and the one dimension is going to destroy the Earth. I'll give Loki and What If...? a pass for having the multiverse coming to an end because that's kind of their whole conceit, different worlds and timelines and whatnot, but then also in the movies, Shang-Chi has to save the world from the Dweller in Darkness from sucking away everyone's souls, the Eternals have to stop the world from ending by a Celestial birth, and while Spider-Man's personal conflict is small, it does become a big multiversal thing at the very end of No Way Home. I don't read comics, but surely, not every story is about saving the world, the universe, or the multiverse, I'm pretty sure these guys also stop petty theft, mobsters, someone planting bombs and making threats in order to make them mayor or president or whatever, etc. While Hawkeye was a bit bloated and disheveled, I really enjoyed how it was about a guy just trying to get back to his family for Christmas, but he has this kid that got him in trouble with the mob. It's a fun story to have in this universe that may not be super consequential to the future, but is worldbuilding with the characters they introduced so that they can easily appear in future stories later that are of greater consequence. We need stories that are about people struggling to just live a normal life day to day because they have powers or have chosen to do good via superhero theatrics. I don't need to see the world in peril every three months. As for WandaVision, it's great. Nice small scale, it's all about Wanda and her trauma. Then we have Multiverse of Madness, and it feels more like it's a three episode capper to that show than the big bombastic mutliversal movie it probably should have been. Ironically, I wouldn't have minded something larger stakes because Doctor Strange saved the world in his first movie, and seems to protect it on a regular basis, now let's have a multiversal threat for him in the sequel. Wanda's not even a threat to the multiverse, she's just a threat to another version of herself, and I guess also herself, too. I enjoy that movie, but it does seem a little underwhelming for what the name on the poster suggests. It makes sense that Doctor Strange would have to save the world, but Moon Knight is not that kind of guy because he is traditionally a street level character. Captain America may have saved the universe, but he also needed a lot of help to do so, he's normally just trying to simply stop a terrorist organization or butting heads with the governement. How about we just save the the city or a country instead of the whole world, it's still recovering from all that happened in Infinity War and Endgame, I don't need to see it threatened by global genocide or the core blowing up right now. I think that they're doing a good job at giving everyone character, but I need smaller stakes so that when the world is actually in danger in the next big team-up crossover movie, I feel like it is because it hasn't been prevented by everyone in the movie already. There are certain characters and teams that can handle the bigger threats and it make sense like Doctor Strange, Thor, and the Guardians of the Galaxy, and there are characters that can grow to have those larger threats or be part of a team and contribute to stopping those threats like Captain America, Black Panther, and Ms. Marvel, but Phase 4's contributions of movies and shows is the first time where I'm really noticing any sort of "Marvel Formula" because we keep having End-of-the-World plots for everyone or the movie/show still has some gigantic, bombastic, explosion filled finale when it could just be a much simpler story to begin with for half of them. It may be overdone, but I wouldn't mind seeing the rec center get saved for an episode of a show, you know?

I completely agree with everything you said omg lol 😆 what's crazy is that I've seen so many make this same criticism but nothing has changed! I can only hope that once the roster for this year is done (as most things have already been scheduled), we can get better stuff next year. Atleast better writing and more character development!

The hype was real there in Wandavision, it was great I think each episode was just like a Sitcom for most of the episodes.... But what about the Mandalorian and Moon Knight?

Loki is my favorite personally but I respect it. Glad to see some wandavision love

I love loki, falcon and the winter solider, hawkeye they were good disney plus shows in my opinion but wandavision was my favorite one i think it was the fun amazing best underrated disney plus series ever it's a 10 out of 10 in my honest opinion

Aww my gawddd Billy Butchers face at the end

I think Moon Knight and The Bad Batch are the best Disney plus shows, but I respect your opinion.

When you played the peace maker intro, I got the strongest serotonin hit

Disney really learned the wrong lesson from Solo's failure and Mandalorian's success. As for WandaVision, my only complaint is that it didn't really need a villain.

“I can’t keep dealing with a new Marvel thing coming out every three months.” *laughs in Magic: the Gathering* *cries in Magic: the Gathering*

Hawkeye WAS pretty good tho, underrated imo

It's good but as a bigger Star Wars fan, The Mandalorian and Kenboi are a thousand times better

Honestly i didn’t even know Andor was a character from Rogue One

I don't know I think Loki is the best from the beginning to the end unlike Wanda vision having to have a villain and a big cgi fight at the end

The first three-ish episodes were very fun, and then it pretty quickly turned into a long Marvel movie. The costumer and set designers did a great job of capturing these eras without feeling obvious or kitschy.

My only criticism of this video is that I don't think it's fair to attribute the problems of Disney+ tv shows to Moon Knight when you admitted you had only seen a few episodes and not the entire series. You even made the gross assumption that Moon Knight tries to convince its audience that the psyche ward is the real world and the super hero stuff isn't. In reality, the psyche ward plays a pretty dramatic role in the plot of the rest of the show, and it's not treated as a, "Is this the real world? Who knows?" kind of red herring, but instead it becomes a pretty interesting plot device to first (spoilers ahead by the way) introduce the afterlife and then later deconstruct Marc Spectre's character. However, both of those aspects of the ward are left to episode five and six which is where you left the series, so the criticism you provide for the show is, quite literally, missing context. Additionally, I think it's well worth mentioning that in episode four only ~6 odd minutes of a 40 minute long episode in an over 5 hour long series is dedicated to playing up the idea that everything we'd seen so far in the four episodes of the series wasn't real. On top of that, this isn't even the entirety of the sequence in episode four that is set in the psyche ward and the rest of the episode is dedicated to untangling the facade that the psyche ward is real - showing the lanterns swinging and Steven being there somehow, to the big hippo woman who shows up at the end of the episode, to even the music changing to Moon Knight's theme. They make it very clear that the psyche ward isn't real by the time the episode is over so I'm struggling to see how you came to that conclusion from that episode's context alone. Perspective wise, and pacing wise, we spend a very short amount of time with the idea the psyche ward is the real world and from then on the ward is ultimately used to interact with other elements of Moon Knight's world in a constructive way. From introducing the Egyptian afterlife, to deconstructing Marc Spectre's character, to aiding the general mystique and mystery of the show by flicking back between the ward and other locations and realities. The sequence where Marc slowly gains consciousness in the ward and runs away from Harrow builds the drama and mystery for the reveal at the end of the episode, especially as the ward's facade unravels and the Egyptian mythology sinks its teeth into it. I'm not saying that if you watched all of Moon Knight you wouldn't feel that the show suffered from being a television series like you're proposing in this video (although personally I disagree), but I am saying that the point at which the show lost you has led to you misinterpreting the show pretty egregiously, and applying that misinterpretation to the show's pacing to support your point makes your argument a lot weaker. As for the other thing you said in that section, that, "We're bombarded with so many six hour long movies it's impossible to keep up and have a life," I really don't see how the runtime of any of the Disney+ shows can't be managed when they're released weekly. You're quite literally not bombarded with six hour movies, they release them in 40 minute segments every week. A feature of Disney+ shows being on a streaming service is that you can use to pick and choose when to spend that time in your week, or y'know, save multiple episodes for a rainy day later on to binge. I understand that complaint is coming from you illustrating burnout with all these shows being released so regularly, but the way you phrased it made it seem like the fairly manageable weekly episodes which have been a staple of TV shows for all these years was too much for you, even though you also mentioned Doctor Who which does the same, but with 10-13 episode long seasons... which you mentioned benefitting the show in another part of the video. I get your point, I think most would agree they feel burnt out with Disney, but you've fumbled it. Anyway, I love your videos, just thought I'd offer some criticism and insight into Moon Knight as you seemed lacking in context.

Im genuinely split on this series, the mystery was decent and I enjoyed it being more mysterious every week, however I didn't like the old style sitcoms which bored me apart from small glimpses of something bigger but they were so far apart i couldn't enjoy it, episode 5/6 is when it got good for me and it was good and I enjoyed it so much. I just can't go back to the first few episodes as they bored me but the the rest is good with build up and suspense, it's very split for me.

The problem with Star Wars is Disney is focusing on the Original and Prequel trilogies, instead of a massive time jump skip like a 1,000 years in the past or 500 years into the future. Anything to keep away from characters we already know and seen.

just a rant: What if Edgar Wright direct a Quicksilver movie?

Don't all they show last about six hours? Since the first six episodes of Wandavision are a bit shorter? I think that's the only reason it has more episodes, the nature of the show itself.

I’m glad people enjoyed the show but I think the things I hated about it was making Wanda some “Chosen One” type character, that she was born to become the Scarlet Witch. I loved the idea that she only survived because of her intense anger and hatred turned into love and hope thanks to Vision but nah, she was always a powerful witch throughout the multiverse all along, removing what made her interesting and relatable. and I hated how the show (and stans) treated Wanda like a victim or like she was justified or like what she did (enslaving a town) was not that big of a deal. then again, this video seems to only talk about how Wandavision fits on TV instead of the plot and characters and just talks about other shows and movies

Notice the common thread between both, whether it's Star Wars or Marvel, they're both over-saturated because DISNEY is milking the crap out of them out if its filthy avarice. 😒

"I doubt we'd have time to screw around with Leia getting captured and freed again" Yeaaa that does, in fact, happen.

You’re 100% right even Disney will admit it but money is the motivation and critics and fans have not punished them for this so we will continue to get this until critics and fans step up

I don’t know why they’re all 6 episodes, they should realise by now surely that the formula they’ve been using isn’t working as well as it could be- WV’s 9 episodes suited it perfectly imo and they should have as many episodes as they need to tell the story

WandaVision might just be the best Disney + show, but the other forgotten Marvel tv shows were great, Daredevil is still one of my all time favorites.

The kenobi Kai Patterson cut shows that kenobi would have been better as a movie

Falcon and the Winter Soldier and Mandalorian are still better for me. Everything else including Wandavision is equally meddling. And even then they're only a foot or two ahead.

Even now 2 months later with a twerking she hulk none of these other shows have Touched wonder woman. Best marvel series aside from daredevil, one the most beautiful shows of All Time and ABSOLUTELY the best Disney+ show

So how to keep subscribers with less shows?

with all the shows they make its starting to feel like a chore to keep track of the mcu

Marvel and Star Wars is certainly starting to look and feel like fast food.

Idk man, I REALLY liked Loki

I respect the effort they put in for the aesthetic of the sitcoms, but when it's all said and done, the conclusion of this series is a hot mess.

Episode 3 of Moon Knight was pure agony but they managed to bring me back with 5 and 6. You should give it a try, I'd love to know what you might end up thinking. I used to think Loki surpassed wv but nah... wv was so much more (even though I didn't quite love the ending). The Mandalorian is still my favorite thing out of the Disney+ era, but it was also the first one we got, and after Beta Fett and Kenobi I am afraid for Mando's next season and I'm also afraid Ms Marvel doesn't quite stick the landing in the end (I loved how it started but the cracks are starting to show)

Just watched it, and I really enjoyed it! Made me so hyped for Multiverse of Madness, which I also loved! I love you in every universe!!!

I thought Loki was better but that's just me.

Na the first half was so great but then it just fallen off so quick and Loki is more consistent

My biggest criticism of WandaVision is that I think the episodes should have been an hour instead of 30 minutes. I felt like EVERY time I found myself really getting into the story, the credits rolled. That isn’t a problem for people watching it a year later though. I often wonder how different the discourse would be around this story if all the episodes had dropped at once and there wasn’t a speculation machine overhyping this essentially simple premise

I do respect and agree with this but I think there's the overlook of FATWS. That IMO was the best MCU show besides WandaVision

Thats a very bold title sir!