WandaVision Episode 7 (Spoiler Free Review)

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(Courtesy of Marvel Studios)
 

Although it features a single pay off, it managed to save a fast yet slow paced episode of WandaVision. Yesterday's episode, although, 37 minutes (Kevin Feige lied to me) could be considered a filler episode meant to set up the the big penultimate episodes that is meant to end this Westview mystery. This 7th episode tributes to the last decade of TV sitcoms that were announced to be referenced for the show which is sitcoms from 2000's. To be specific, the episode heavily references Modern Family as well as the The Office. 

Apart from interviewing Wanda and Vision, the episode is not as mysterious as the last three which is why I consider it a filler. There are no mysterious questions to add to the list we need answered. Great dynamic taking center stage this week with four characters which include Wanda and Vision interacting but unfortunately, they don't interact each other. Thinking they're stars of the show? Think again. Que Darcy. 

(Courtesy of Marvel Studios)

Alongside Monica, Darcy finally has more screen time as much as Monica and Vision in this episode, finally proving that Darcy is a main character while Jimmy Woo might not be as much. (But with the possible idea of Jimmy and Darcy's X-Files themed show in the works, screen time depletion will be forgiven) 

To be completely honest, only one question has been answered this episode which happens to be the best part of the episode sending not only chills down our spines but also finally.... SOME CONFIRMATION!!! And finally after 6 episodes, WandaVision finally serves us a post credit scene not worth missing, building up to the freakiness that is happening in Westview. 



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