WandaVision Reportedly Has A Luke Skywalker-Sized Cameo Coming Up
WandaVision would blow your mind, and he wasn’t too far off. “We Interrupt This Program” did largely that, diverting away from the strange goings on in WestView to give some backstory as to how S.W.O.R.D. ended up there in the first place, and it’s all tied back to Thanos, from Monica Rambeau’s five-year absence to Wanda Maximoff mourning the death of Vision in a very unique fashion.
Of course, Vision continues to edge closer and closer to the truth before Wanda pulls him back into her fabricated version of reality, but we’re still not even halfway through the series yet. That makes it pretty clear that things are going to get much weirder and a lot bigger in terms of scope, scale and spectacle, something that’s already been teased in the mid-season trailer.
| UPDATED: 10:20, Wed, Feb 3, 2021
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