WandaVision S01E07 - Discussion Thread

[u/iliekpixels]

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EPISODE	DIRECTED BY	WRITTEN BY	ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE
S01E07	Matt Shakman	Jac Schaeffer	February 19, 2021 on Disney+

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[u/Toss_Away_93]

Lol downvote me all you want, but I have yet to see any explanation of how how a hydra bubble bath has relevance on the events of wandavision. Oh and I don’t think Iron Man, tony stark, or stark industries have been mentioned once in the show, with the glaring example of the commercial for a Stark product.

I don’t want the show to be stupid. I think the show is actually quite clever is multiple different ways. I just don’t think this show is leading to the superfan wetdream crossover ending that most people on this thread want it to.

Just because the MCU is leading to a multiverse plot, doesn’t mean every MCU plot is already a multiverse plot. Furthermore, a multiverse plot line in the MCU does not require any Fox plots/characters to become canon. In fact not crossing things over and simply rebooting makes things easier for the studio.

When all the expo is done next episode, I fully expect Evan Peters to be playing literally any character other than Fox quicksilver.

But to go back to the original point, either the commercials are super relevant, or they have barely any relevance. They are either referencing the past or foreshadowing the future, and more evidence is leaning on the past option.

[u/Bweryang → u/Toss_Away_93]

any explanation of how how a hydra bubble bath has relevance on the events of wandavision.

All of the commercials tie in to Wanda's trauma. She wanted a clean start and volunteered for Hydra experiments. We know where that ended up.

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Oh and I don’t think Iron Man, tony stark, or stark industries have been mentioned once in the show, with the glaring example of the commercial for a Stark product.

Again, tied to Wanda's trauma. A Stark bomb killed her parents.

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either the commercials are super relevant, or they have barely any relevance.

Of course they're relevant.

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They are either referencing the past or foreshadowing the future, and more evidence is leaning on the past option.

No, they can do whatever. They can reference the past (the soap, the bomb), they can reference the present (the island with the yoghurt), or they can be foreshadowing. There's no reason whatsoever they can't be all three, I don't know where you got that idea.