WandaVision Episode 4 Reveals the Mysterious Caller From Episode 2
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WandaVision came back today with a fourth episode that was much different from the show s first three entries. After three sitcom-style episodes that followed Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen) and Vision (Paul Bettany) in their suburban town of Westview, the latest episode featured the perspective of SWORD, the agency trying to figure out what the heck is going on (just like the rest of us!). Now that we ve seen the series from a different perspective, a couple of questions have been answered. Back in the second episode, Wanda was talking to Dottie (Emma Caulfield) when a mysterious voice came over the radio trying to get her attention by asking, Who is doing this to you, Wanda? Well, we now know for sure who the voice belonged to.
Digital Spy that the reference was not intentional. It s just pure coincidence that the animal in that was a rabbit, she explained. As far as I know, there was absolutely no intended Easter egg with that. That that had nothing to do with me. And I didn t even clock it until someone posted that online. I saw that and was like, Oh my God, that s right. That s random. [
WandaVision creator] Jac Schaeffer s my friend. I think she would have said something like, And by the way, we re going to throw a bunny in there, so get ready. Disney
The first few episodes of WandaVision have had plenty of moments that led fans to have a eureka! moment and head to social media with their latest theory on what it all means. One of the big ones, was a scene in the second episode in which Dottie (Emma Caulfield) tells Wanda point blank that I [.]
WandaVision: Did Marvel Just Reveal Agnes True Identity?
WandaVision, and fans were treated to a brand new clip this morning that featured a closer look at the agents of SWORD. The new footage showed Monica Rambeau/Geraldine (Teyonah Parris) and Jimmy Woo (Randall Park) examining the force field around Westview. We also caught a glimpse of a SWORD board, that features all of the residents of Wanda s (Elizabeth Olsen) and Vision s (Paul Bettany) town. Well, almost everyone. the board doesn t include Dottie (Emma Caulfield), which has us wondering once again if she s the show s true antagonist. Dottie s absence isn t the only thing missing from the board. Every townsperson has a license, except for Agnes (Kathryn Hahn). Could this be another clue to her character s identity?
If that wasn t enough to keep up with for you, good news! We have another mystery to unpack. This one involves Dottie (Emma Caulfield), who s social royalty in
WandaVision s town of Westfield. We meet Dottie in Episode Two, where she coordinates (dictates, really) the neighborhood s big-deal talent show. She s set up as a bit of a meanie, snarking around and digging at Wanda Maximoff. Considering that Dottie s already set up as a villain of sorts, Marvel fans are speculating that she may be even
more of a baddie than she already seems to be. You know, things more nefarious than criticizing talent-show acts.