WandaVision Episode 6 (Spoiler Free Review)

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(courtesy of Marvel Studios)

Sorry, that I am three days late but I have been busy with assignments lately. Finally found the time to talk about Friday's episode of WandaVision. Episode 6 takes place during Halloween taking inspiration from sitcoms from 90's and a little bit from the early 2000's with its direct theme song reference to Malcolm in the Middle. 

Everyone is up for a Halloween treat watching this 37 minute-episode that will creep the hell out of you. For those who didn't notice that this WandaVision episode managed to do what all sitcoms do when they feature a Halloween and that is to include some tiny scares to fit in to the special holiday season and WandaVision does it without difficulty adding further clues to the mysterious storyline. 

The episode also sets up the bigger story in play giving more answers as to what the hell is happening the residents of Westview and the world's favorite superhero couple now that WandaVision is Forbes no. 1 show in the world beating Mandalorian's record. It is also the world's most pirated streaming show right now so, I can't brag that much. 

The feel of this episode is way more creepy compared to the previous episodes, apart from the fact that it was a Halloween episode. We are left with more questions this week instead of answers and the cliffhanger leaves you wanting more that it caused the internet to assume the real villain of the show is the 'Please StandBy" sign that appears at the end of every episode. 

Seeing everyone in their comic book costumes is definitely the fan-favorite nod that is meant to make us happy for the next week especially when it came to Wanda wearing the headgear simultaneously using her red hexes to... well, I can't say. If you haven't been keeping up every week, its about time you did because WandaVision might be heading for some game-changing moments that are apparently not shown yet until the final three episodes release which are rumored to be an hour each FINALLY.



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