Wandavision Episode 3 “Now In Color” jumps from the ’60s to the ’70s, but those aren’t the only big changes in store for Wanda and Vision. While Wanda is rapidly getting more pregnant by the second, expectant father Vision is freaking out as he prepares for the impossible prospect of having children. And in the middle of everything, the mystery of who Geraldine is, and what’s really going on in Westview expands in a big, big way.



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Full Episode Transcript:



Alex:                 What’s up, y’all? Welcome to MarvelVision, a podcast all about the MCU, Marvel TV shows, specifically WandaVision. Third episode…



Justin:              We’re in a Wanda world right now.



Alex:                 It’s Wanda’s world, Vision’s just living in it, and so are we. I’m Alex.



Justin:              I’m Justin.



Pete:                I’m Pete.



Alex:                 And as mentioned, we are going to be talking about the third episode of WandaVision that just dropped on Disney+. It is very creatively titled Episode 3, I believe.



Justin:              Whoo.



Pete:                Oh-ho.



Justin:              See, there’s a clue.



Alex:                 Yeah.



Pete:                There’s a clue.



Alex:                 I got to tell you, before we get into the episode, and regular note, we’re going to talk about spoilers here for the entire series up until now. We’re not going to recap every little plot point. So go watch the episode first, then come back here, because we’re going to get into it.



Justin:              Yeah.



Pete:                Yeah.



Alex:                 But doing a little bit of pickup from the first week, from Episode 1 and Episode 2, I got to admit, I-



Pete:                Wait, Justin, do you have any corrections that you want to give first, or…



Alex:                 Hold on, I’m not into the corrections. You are jumping ahead of the narrative here, Pete.



Pete:                Oh. My fault. My fault. Sorry, sorry.



Alex:                 It’s fine. You’re very… Pete is very excited, because I told him before we got on that I had made some errors on previous episodes.



Pete:                Yeah?



Alex:                 He’s just excited that he was not the one that made errors.



Justin:              Oh, no, he made errors, it’s just he didn’t clock them.



Alex:                 Oh, yeah. He didn’t check them. He didn’t fact-check them at any point.



Pete:                Nobody cares if I make errors, but…



Alex:                 The one thing that I wanted to say first, though, I got to admit I was a little bummed that the episodes don’t have titles, that they’re just calling them Episode 1, Episode 2, Episode 3. It felt like an opportunity for some fun and creativity there that’s a little missed, personally.



Justin:              Yeah. I hear that. I think that’s a very modern thing. I would argue that while older TV shows did have titles, most often, we would never hear them or see them.



Pete:                Also, it’s very Kendrick Lamar, you know what I mean? Just releasing an untitled album, just kind of giving you the track numbers. I like Marvel on the cutting edge of what’s hot and cool.



Justin:              Plus, there are clues here, like Episode 1 is obviously like, “Oh, this is the beginning. This is where it all starts.”



Alex:                 Episode 2 is the one that follows up on Episode 1.



Justin:              Exactly. And Episode 3…



Alex:                 Episode 3.



Justin:              Everything changes, specifically the number.



Pete:                Oh, wow.



Alex:                 I mean, it’s kind of like, if you think about it, Episode 3 is like two plus one, which is pretty cool.



Pete:                Wow.



Justin:              Exactly. You got to think. You got to think. Open your thir