Disney+'s - WandaVision (Season 1)

[John1701D]

It says Stark Industries, not Tony Stark Industries.

[steve_dave]

Originally Posted by blakninja

Did Tony Stark build missiles in 1999?

Stark Industries did.

[steve_dave]

Originally Posted by Johnny Blu

I still can't believe she drives a Buick.

And Tony and Steve got Audis. That just drives the nail in that she is an outsider to the Avengers regardless of her powers or contribution to the team.

[JayTL]

So when did Vision and Wanda buy a house? During CW, they were bunking at the Avengers compound, and since CW they were on the run.

[CyberpunkCentral]

Originally Posted by Joey9775

Campea has been a full on idiot. His insistence of Feige's no X-men for 5 years rule (which was never said, only that he plans at least 5 years ahead) and claiming every week "confirmed that Evan Peters is not from the Foxverse!", it's like he watches in hopes that his theories and no one else's are right.

OMG! Him repeating the whole "5 years rule" over and over and OVER again is really annoying. He really beats you over the head with it. Also it's not even ****ing true. SWORD was originally with Fox, yet there they are. He knows this very well, but refuses to listen. His ego will not allow him to be wrong.

[mwynn]

Originally Posted by blakninja

Did Tony Stark build missiles in 1999?

Howard Stark did.

[mwynn]

Originally Posted by JayTL

So when did Vision and Wanda buy a house? During CW, they were bunking at the Avengers compound, and since CW they were on the run.

Whose to say, did Vision buy the plot or did someone else do it as a set up?

Vision was never on the run, he signed the Accords.

[JayTL]

Originally Posted by mwynn

Whose to say, did Vision buy the plot or did someone else do it as a set up?

Vision was never on the run, he signed the Accords.

Her name is on the paperwork too.

So does that mean he's a citizen, with a SSN and a paycheck? lol

[steve_dave]

Originally Posted by JayTL

So when did Vision and Wanda buy a house? During CW, they were bunking at the Avengers compound, and since CW they were on the run.

Originally Posted by mwynn

Whose to say, did Vision buy the plot or did someone else do it as a set up?

Vision was never on the run, he signed the Accords.

He’s a super computer with legs, he could have bought the plot while on the move. Also, there is a lot of time we don’t have accounted for where he could have purchased it.

[silentbob]

Someone posted this on another board I frequent on and thought it was worth sharing

[jayman3]

Kevin Feige confirms that

[Show spoiler]the casting of Evan Peters as Pietro/Quicksilver was thought of early on. And is simply that of Agatha “messing with Wanda.” He also confirms that “certain people” are Agatha in disguise.

This once again confirms that Peters’ Quicksilver in WandaVision is not the same Quicksilver from the Fox-Men Universe.

[jayman3]

Originally Posted by Josep5349

Throughout the episode we see Wanda’s experience of trauma including the death of her parents in Sokovia, imprisonment and death of her brother. In all her moments moments of trauma the one constant that brought her an element of comfort was sitcoms.

Finally due to being unable to bury Vision and experience grief, she created a place where she can live out an alternate reality with Vision away from the trauma of the real world based on the sitcoms she turned to during the moments of trauma in her life. So naturally the sitcoms and circumstances in which she watched those sitcoms are pretty crucial to the format of the show.

Watching tv during imprisonment, and following the death of Pietro is fair enough. But in terms of where it all began, watching DVDs with her family in Sokovia, that’s where you have to start making excuses for the show. Essentially because neither The Dick Van Dyke Show box set nor Malcolm in the Middle DVD box sets we see in in the episode were available in 1999 (the first episode of Malcom in the Middle didn’t even air until 2000!). Narratively that’s problematic because these sitcoms, and her “relationship” with them greatly inform the format of the show. In any case, in terms of making allowances or excuses, I guess it can be explained away by, say, in the MCU shows were released earlier than in the real world, or considering Sokovia isn’t real anyway who cares. It’s just something that certainly took me out of the moment. Why have box sets of sitcoms that exist in the real world and show them to exist in the show at a time prior to their actual release, considering Wanda watching those sitcoms will have such a big impact on the format of the show? Of course the other possibility is that the memories we saw weren’t actually real, though with only one more episode to go I think it’s probably too late in the day for that additional twist.

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Originally Posted by Josep5349

And DVD box sets for shows that hadn’t even aired yet.

Originally Posted by minister_x

The most recent show in the suitcase is Malcolm in the Middle, which came out on DVD in 2002. No idea when this episode is meant to take place, but if any time after 2002 is plausible, then there's nothing wrong?

Wait. Are we seriously debating the plausibility of this when there’s a fictional country and people with superhuman enhanced abilities?

[donutbat]

Originally Posted by BillieCassin

I just presumed some of them were Russian bootlegs.

I thought the same. In the Middle East and beyond, they always have dvd from movies still in theaters. I wouldn't be surprised if they already have the WandaVision box set. lol

[JohnAV]

Remember how Paul Bettany been teasing us about a actor he's wanted to work with his whole life,

[Show spoiler]it now seems he was misleading everyone by having the rare privilege of being able to work with himself? Yes both roles are his, and the only question remaining is will each vision that is missing what the other possesses merge in the end?

[Ernest Rister]

Originally Posted by JohnAV

Remember how Paul Bettany been teasing us about a actor he's wanted to work with his whole life,

Yeah, but I'm not ruling out some Ultron/James Spader cameo.

[JoeKryten]

Originally Posted by JohnAV

Remember how Paul Bettany been teasing us about a actor he's wanted to work with his whole life,

[Show spoiler]it now seems he was misleading everyone by having the rare privilege of being able to work with himself? Yes both roles are his, and the only question remaining is will each vision that is missing what the other possesses merge in the end?

I like your idea.

[Show spoiler]Another good guess was put forward by an internet critic who goes back to the AICN days. He's convinced it might be Dick van Dyke who is credited as a consultant on the series. As the Dick van Dyke show is Wanda's favorite, who better to be some sort of emotional projection figure to show up to talk her out of what she's doing. Possibly even de-aged like Michael Douglas or Kurt Russell.

[jayman3]

Originally Posted by Ernest Rister

Yeah, but I'm not ruling out some Ultron/James Spader cameo.

Guys. James Spader career is over. He’s been Hollywood cancelled. You’re not getting Spader. If Ultron returns, the voice role will definitely be re-cast.

Lmao.... I meant Kevin Spacey. Spacey the one who is cancelled. Get those two confused.

[Darkstream]

Originally Posted by jayman3

Kevin Feige confirms that

[Show spoiler]the casting of Evan Peters as Pietro/Quicksilver was thought of early on. And is simply that of Agatha “messing with Wanda.” He also confirms that “certain people” are Agatha in disguise.

This once again confirms that Peters’ Quicksilver in WandaVision is not the same Quicksilver from the Fox-Men Universe.

So in other words, when Agatha refers to him as "Fake Pietro" that could be Marvel's way of calling Fox's X-Men fake X-Men.

At least that's how I see it. Touché, Feige. Touché.

[JohnAV]

Originally Posted by Ernest Rister

Yeah, but I'm not ruling out some Ultron/James Spader cameo.

Just consider the AI choices from this clip. I don't think S.W.O.R.D. would be stupid enough to go with anything that could go totally independent with a artificial being. It would likely be something they control totally.

Tony Stark Talks to Bruce Banner About Ultron - Avengers Age Of Ultron (2015) - YouTube

[jayman3]

Originally Posted by Darkstream

So in other words, when Agatha refers to him as "Fake Pietro" that could be Marvel's way of calling Fox's X-Men fake X-Men.

At least that's how I see it. Touché, Feige. Touché.

That’s one way of interpreting it. Though the fact remains, Peters is some random Westview resident possessed.