Marvel has made the right call to have a (enormously qualified) woman run WandaVision, since the show is heavily influenced by stories from the comics where Wanda’s – excuse me – hysteria warps reality and creates magical offspring. It seems vital that this cease being a “How do you deal with what Scarlet Witch is doing to herself?” story and evolves into the far more personal and interesting “How does Wanda deal with what is being done to her?”
If you’re a fan
WandaVision picks up on the grief Avengers: Endgame didn’t have time for. Vision was ready to be sacrificed by Wanda, before time was reversed and he was killed by Thanos, and Wanda herself turned to dust before being revived to wage battle five years later (oh come on, everyone was doing it). If you’re hooked into the MCU journey, WandaVision plays as a response to an enormous trauma that didn’t get noticed amid the carnage that concluded Endgame.