“Yes I imagine snow sex would be pretty cold.”

Yes, but being in a hot tub when it’s snowy *is* pretty great (and in general I don’t even like hot tubs...)

But it is ALSO the three note motif of the iconic song “Maria” from West Side Story!

There was also the shot when Wanda first enters the basement and sees what looks like the Necronomicon from Evil Dead radiating orange energy, so I definitely think Agatha isn’t doing this alone.

My favorite bit was absolutely Vision calling out how dumb it was he was a. talking to a camera and b. sitting in a van. 

Killing a dog doesn’t make her evil. Michael kicked a dog into the sun on The Good Place and he’s the architect of Eleanor and Chidi’s heaven. That reminds me, I really need to finish watching season one.

The one boy talking about how “it’s so loud” and “you’re quiet...” were genuinely eerie.

Oh God I never thought of that.

Agreed. The weekly drip feed also gives me a chance to digest each episode.

This was a genuinely a really funny episode, between the “Agatha All Along” number, the talking to the camera bits, and Darcy and Vision stealing the van and getting stuck on the road before Vision remembers that he can just fly.

The whole purpose of “Oh yeah, and I killed Sparky too!” was to ensure the audience knew she is 100% evil.

There’s only one person to sort this mess out.

“And I killed Sparky too!”

It's got a real Wicked Witch of the West "and your little dog, too" vibe to it.

Let’s see how many conversations this next week I can work “And I killed Sparky too!” into.

Another bit of evidence that it’s a fake memory is that Black Widow and Nick Fury weren’t publicly-known figures in the late 90s when that flashback would have taken place (the Maximoffs having been born in 1989). Not to mention that Natasha was only 14 or 15 by then and wouldn’t even have finished her Red Room…

They leaned in to that though with this version. He’s clearly the *same* Pietro from the X-Men movies and it bothers Wanda the entire time.

Wanda also mentions “Kickass” which references the movie both versions of Pietro starred in together.

When he mentions the holiday episode special appearance, I don’t think he was talking about himself, but about the children of Westview, who Vision noticed had been absent for all the previous episodes. Pietro speculates that the kids have all been in bed the whole time.

Her comments also seemed geared to pit Vision and Wanda against each other.