It’s time for the series finale of Marvel’s WandaVision, appropriately titled “The Series Finale,” so let’s break it all down on our podcast. Agatha Harkness stands fully revealed, and is going witch versus witch with Wanda Maximoff, aka The Scarlet Witch. Meanwhile, White Vision and Westview Vision settle things the only way a synthezoid can, Monica tries to escape from Fietro and discovers a surprising secret about him, and Billy and Tommy step up to the plate, with their lives – and the fate of the whole town – in the balance. From what happened to White Vision, to Skrulls, to Ralph Bohner, to the TWO WandaVision Episode 9 post credit scenes, to what this all means for Captain Marvel 2, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness and Spider-Man: No Way Home, to all the WandaVision finale Easter eggs and comic book references you can shake a gnarled, withered old hand at, we’ve got you covered.



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Full Episode Transcript



Alex:                 Welcome to MarvelVision, a podcast about Marvel the MCU, and right now, the finale of WandaVision is a very secretive title called The Series Finale. I’m Alex.



Justin:              I’m Justin, coming at you live from the children’s bedroom, the very hub where all great content comes from.



Pete:                I’m Pete.



Alex:                 Pete is awake this time. That’s very excited. I’m excited that your alarm went off here for the series finale. Now, requisite spoiler warning here. Go watch WandaVision The Series Finale. We’re going to spoil it. We’re going to talk about everything, all the Easter eggs, all the Marvel secrets, also talk about the two post-credit sequences. So if you watched through the regular WandaVision credits and then tuned out, keep watching through the regular credits, because there’s another sequence after that.



Justin:              Actually, even beyond that, there’s this whole credit sequence called The Age of Ultron that I actually really enjoyed that you can keep watching, and then at the end of that, there’s another post-credit sequence.



Alex:                 Oh, man. What was that next post-credit sequence? Was it Raya and the Last Dragon?



Justin:              Yes, and that one was expensive. I had to pay for that.



Pete:                Wow.



Alex:                 Man, Marvel … They’re just-



Justin:              They get you.



Alex:                 They’re taking us for everything we’re worth. Now-



Justin:              Plus, there’s a whole pre-credit sequence I don’t know if you watched, which was the actual episode of television we’re talking about.



Alex:                 I skipped that completely.



Justin:              Yeah. Oh, that’s sort of the important part.



Alex:                 Let’s talk about this. This is, of course, the final episode. It’s bringing everything together. Certainly, I’m sure there’s some things we want to talk about that weren’t necessarily touched on, but huge episode. We got the Fantastic Four. We got X-Men. We got Mephisto.



Pete:                What the fuck.



Alex:                 Every theory-



Pete:                Shut up.



Alex:                 … was 100 percent true, and that was great. I was very excited about that. What did you guys think?



Justin:              About the episode? I mean, this was good. Earlier this week, the director … Right? Matt Shakman came out and said “Hey. You’re probably going to be disappointed,” which is always a weird thing to hear from one of the main creatives on a project before it comes out, but I see what he was saying, where it’s a classic end of the third act of a Marvel movie, where it’s mostly a big fight. There’s some nice, touching moments. There’s some really smart moments in this, and then everyone just sort of goes back to their corners, and we see what happens going forward.