Big revelations come to light. We get the birth of a superhero. We get information about who's pulling strings. Most importantly, Hank was right from episode 1 somehow.

Surprising amount of important stuff happening in a TV show for the whole MCU to come!

The 90s were a weird time for TV...

It's the 80's! The twins are causing quite a commotion for the new parents Wanda and Vision; luckily, they're able to take care of themselves! After all, Wanda can't possibly control what everyone does! Least of all, her children!

In the outside, Monica and the crew have a whacky idea on how to communicate with the show!

The real world exists! We finally get some answers starting from the "unsnappening" on Monica Rambeau, S.W.O.R.D.'s involvement and are able to make some theories on what the hell is going on in Westview (which doesn't exist, apparently).

Lots of speculation talk in this one! Also, Kat Dennings steals my heart all over again.

Wanda's pregnancy is going alone well... and fast! The doctor assumes she still has a few months left so it comes to a shock for us all when she goes into labour shortly after he leaves; causing neighbourhood outages and water pipe bursts in the process. Luckily (or unfortunately), Geraldine comes by to give a hand but she seems to know more than she should...

Things are definitely not all what they seem with this strange show as the second episode appears to take place in the 1960s and, while hilarity ensues when Vision accidentally swallows a piece of gum and gets intoxicated for the community magic show, Wanda is seeing red dealing with the Queen Bee of the housewife committee. 

The MCU finally makes its way to the small screen with the first of many "made for TV" miniseries to span the canon of individual characters from the movies we love. Starting with WandaVision, a series that takes place after the events of Avengers: Endgame starring the title roles of Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch and Vision in... a 1950s sitcom?

It's time. Moff Gideon is within reach. Mando and his allies rally together with plans to save Baby Yoda, capture Gideon and obtain the Darksaber in one fell-swoop. And you know plans never go sideways, right? 

Thankfully, there are those who answer the call when rescue is needed...

The enemy of my enemy is my friend. Or something? I dunno, Bill Burr is back as Mayfeld though and as the only character able to provide information on where Moff Gideon is gets a lot of screen time with Mando as they infiltrate an Imperial mining base looking for information.

With a title like that, how can it be anything other than amazing? Baby Yoda does a bunch of meditating and an old face comes back in a big bad way. Not a whole lot other than some amazing fan service and ass kickings. Baby Yoda, come back!