The Re-Watcher's Council kicks off its WandaVision rewatch with the first two episodes of Marvel's genre-bending Disney+ series! We're diving into Westview, New Jersey, where Wanda Maximoff and Vision are living their perfect suburban life — but something is very, very off.

In Episodes 1 & 2, we get our first taste of WandaVision's bold sitcom format, with Episode 1 paying homage to The Dick Van Dyke Show and I Love Lucy in glorious black-and-white, while Episode 2 shifts into Bewitched / I Dream of Jeannie territory. We break down the mystery of the Hex, the first cracks in Wanda's reality, the S.W.O.R.D. logo on the toy helicopter, the unsettling dinner scene with Mr. and Mrs. Hart, Agnes the nosy neighbor, and that jaw-dropping final moment when the world shifts to color.

We’re back and this time we're abroad—zipping across Europe with Peter Parker as he tries to balance grief, awkward crushes, and, oh yeah, world-threatening holographic nightmares. This week, the Council unpacks Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019)—the film that closes out the Infinity Saga with drones, deception, and dazzling danger.

🍿 This Episode: SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME (2019)

The world mourns Iron Man. Peter Parker just wants to tell MJ how he feels. But Europe isn’t all gondolas and selfies—it’s Elementals, drones, and a man named Mysterio with enough green smoke and gaslighting to send anyone spiraling. The Council breaks down how grief shapes Peter’s post-Endgame growth, Mysterio’s masterclass in manipulation, whether Nick Fury is… who we think he is, Zendaya’s MJ: awkward, sharp, and utterly charming, and that brutal post-credits reveal (seriously, ouch). Plus: We argue over the best awkward teen moments, praise Happy Hogan’s unexpected dad energy, and mourn the illusion of a vacation.

🛑 Spoilers for Far From Home, teenage social disasters, and the last few minutes of peace Peter Parker would know for a while.

The snap was just the beginning. Now it's time for grief, time travel, callbacks, portals, and one last ride. This week, the Council assembles for Avengers: Endgame (2019)—a film that wrecked us, healed us, and made “on your left” feel like an emotional gut punch in the best way possible.

🍿 This Episode: AVENGERS: ENDGAME (2019)

It’s been a long time coming, and we’re not crying—you are. The Council breaks down the epic time-heist, Tony’s arc, Cap’s final stand, Natasha’s sacrifice, and literally every portal moment. We get deep in our feelings, relive our favorite callbacks, and unpack why this movie stuck the landing like Mjolnir in Steve’s hand. Which moment made us cry the hardest? (Spoiler: there are many.) Does the time travel logic hold up or if we’ve just accepted it? Plus: the “Avengers Assemble” and why it still gives us chills, Tony’s legacy, Natasha’s choice, Steve’s ending, and how Endgame somehow manages to feel like both a finale and a love letter to the entire MCU.

🛑 Spoilers for Endgame, the Infinity Saga, your emotional equilibrium, and literally everything before this.

This week, we’re traveling back to a simpler time—when you needed dial-up internet to talk to your alien mentor and Blockbuster Video was still a thing. The Council suits up in flannel to revisit Captain Marvel (2019)—the film that launched Carol Danvers into the MCU and made Adelia feel like a teenager again (cue emotional mixtape flashbacks).

🍿 This Episode: CAPTAIN MARVEL (2019)

We dive into the high-flying, amnesia-laced origin story of Carol Danvers—former Kree soldier, Air Force pilot, and soon-to-be Avenger. From space battles and memory puzzles to the surprise reveal of who’s really the bad guy, this film flipped expectations and rewrote MCU history books. The Council discusses Brie Larson’s performance, the unexpected buddy-comedy chemistry with a young Nick Fury, Goose the Flerken stealing the show, and how the soundtrack hits like a punch from Binary-mode Carol. Plus: Adelia opens up about how this movie made her feel like a teenager again—reminding her of the power of female heroes and the freedom of figuring out who you are on your own terms.

🛑 Spoilers for Captain Marvel, Cold War-era alien politics, and emotional ‘90s flashbacks.

While half the universe turns to dust, the Council shrinks down for the most chaotic game of quantum hide-and-seek in MCU history. This week, we’re rewatching Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018)—the movie that dared to ask: what if a sequel was a rom-com, a rescue op, a villain redemption arc, and a science lecture… all at once?

🍿 This Episode: ANT-MAN AND THE WASP (2018)

It’s the peanut butter and jelly of post-Infinity War escapism. The Council takes a deep dive into the heart of the Quantum Realm, Hope van Dyne’s glow-up into full superhero status, and Scott Lang’s evolution from screw-up to devoted dad/science mascot. We’ll talk about Hope and Scott’s chemistry (and awkward timing), Luis and the power of a good recap, Ghost as a misunderstood antagonist, Quantum tech, missing moms, and post-credit whiplash, and FBI agents who should really consider other careers. Plus: is this secretly the MCU’s most charming film? We’re not saying yes… but we’re not saying no.

🛑 Spoilers for Ant-Man and the Wasp, quantum entanglement, and emotional damage via mid-credits scene.

🌀 Welcome to The Re-Watcher’s Council on The Post Credits – our ongoing MCU rewatch series where the takes are spicy, the laughs are loud, and the snap is always inevitable. Today we’re asking the big question: Was Thanos actually right in Avengers: Infinity War (2018)? This is a full spoiler review and rewatch breakdown of the Mad Titan, his plan, and what the Avengers got wrong.

🍿 This Episode: AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR (2018)

The Re-Watcher’s Council dives headfirst into Marvel’s boldest ensemble movie to date. From the opening seconds aboard the Asgardian ship to the final, soul-crushing moments in Wakanda, we break down every punch, portal, quip, and tear. Topics include Thanos as the villain who thinks he’s the hero, the battle pairings we never knew we needed (Thor + Rocket = A+), Doctor Strange’s bargain, Gamora’s fate, and Peter Parker’s “Mr. Stark…”, whether Star-Lord deserves that much blame (don’t yell at us), and the audacity of leaving us like that until 2019.

🛑 Spoilers for Infinity War, the entire MCU, and your emotional stability.

This week, the Council journeys to Wakanda—where tradition clashes with progress, loyalty is tested, and a king must rise. Black Panther (2018) isn’t just a superhero story—it’s a seismic shift in blockbuster storytelling and one of the MCU’s most powerful chapters.

🍿 This Episode: BLACK PANTHER (2018)

The Council dives into the rich, resonant world of Wakanda in a film that fused superhero action with political complexity and cultural depth. Topics include Chadwick Boseman’s quiet strength as T’Challa, Michael B. Jordan’s fiery, unforgettable turn as Killmonger, and the phenomenal women who make Wakanda the strongest nation on Earth. We also explore the beauty of the Afro-futurist aesthetic, Ryan Coogler’s masterful direction, and the weight of legacy this film carries. Black Panther made history—and we’re here to celebrate every moment. Plus: those costumes, that soundtrack, and the final sunset line that lives rent-free in our hearts forever.

🛑 Spoilers for Black Panther, colonial history, and your ability to stay composed during “Bury me in the ocean…”

🌀 Welcome to The Re-Watcher’s Council! Get ready to ride the lightning—and maybe laugh until you choke on a Mjölnir pun—because this week, we’re heading to Thor: Ragnarok (2017). It’s a movie that broke Thor’s hammer and our expectations in the best way.

🍿 This Episode: THOR: RAGNAROK (2017)

The MCU got a fresh coat of neon paint and a Taika Waititi twist, and we’re here for all of it. Join the Council as they dive into the story of Thor’s fall from thunder god grace, Loki’s glorious return, Hulk’s rage-on-a-space-planet, and the goddess of death with a killer headpiece. Let’s discuss Chris Hemsworth’s comedy chops and Thor’s best reinvention, Hela—villain, queen, icon, cape goals, Jeff Goldblum doing… whatever Jeff Goldblum does, Valkyrie, space wine, and our undying love for Tessa Thompson, and KORG. That’s it. That’s the bullet point. Plus: sibling drama, Led Zeppelin needle drops, and a giant wolf that deserves its own movie.

🛑 Spoilers for Ragnarok, Norse mythology, and any belief you had that Thor couldn’t be funny.

This week, we finally get to say the words “Spider-Man is in the MCU” and mean it. Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) swings into our rewatch with teenage awkwardness, a terrifying Michael Keaton, and more Stark tech than Peter knows what to do with.

🍿 This Episode: SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING (2017)

Your favorite nerdy Queens kid gets a solo film and a very uncomfortable car ride with his girlfriend’s dad. The Council dives into the John Hughes vibes, the small-scale stakes, and the way Tom Holland nailed the sweet spot between earnest and awkward. Let’s talk about Tom Holland’s Peter Parker and how he compares to past Spideys, Vulture’s motivations, menace, and Michael Keaton’s eyebrows, Ned Leeds: the best chair guy in the biz, Iron Dad and the evolution of their mentor/mentee dynamic, and yes, that one scene in the car that made EVERYONE sweat. Plus: Liz deserves better, Flash is a weenie, and “Come on, Spider-Man” hits way harder than it should.

🛑 Spoilers for Homecoming, Home Depot heists, and your nostalgia for school dances.

We’re heading back to space, mixtape in hand and emotions fully armed. This week, the crew takes on Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017)—a sequel that turns up the colors, the chaos, and the crying.

🍿 This Episode: GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY VOL. 2 (2017)

Adelia, Fares, and Matt dive into a film that somehow blends exploding spaceships, savage needle drops, and devastating family trauma—and still leaves us dancing. Let’s discuss Star-Lord's space dad problems and Ego’s planet-sized manipulation, Yondu’s redemption arc and that funeral scene, Baby Groot, just… being Baby Groot, and Nebula and Gamora’s emotional sibling slugfest. Plus: A surprise Sylvester Stallone, gold-painted weirdos, and more sarcasm per minute than any other MCU film.

🛑 Spoilers for GotG Vol. 2, tearful Ravager send-offs, and any personal feelings you have about Fleetwood Mac.