The second episode of the Sam and Bucky road show has arrived! March 26th, 2021 brought us The Star-spangled Man on Disney Plus where John Walker made his debut as a Captain America, but we see quickly that the title is less important than the man wearing the suit. We find out that Karli Morgenthau has run afoul of "the Power Broker" and Helmut Zemo has been in the pokey since Civil War. Sharon Carter might be making her appearance soon, simply because she got a name drop...well, so did Bruce Banner and Tony Stark but I don't think they're showing up in this show.

The US has a lot of work to do in race relations, but we just don't think Disney should be handling the social commentary. Isaiah Bradley did not deserve what happened to him and there isn't much people can do to make it up to him now. Bucky lets himself get taken to jail, because let's face it, those handcuffs don't stand a chance against his super strength or vibranium arm. The super serum is on a plane with the Flag Smashers destined for a devastating plan and The Falcon joins The Winter Soldier and Dr. Raynor for the weirdest marriage therapy we've seen on Disney Plus...and we just got done with WandaVision!

We will quickly recap episodes and discuss what we think is happening in the show and how it will fit into the Marvel Studios Multiverse. Send feedback via email ([email protected]) or interact on Twitter (@TheWayPhaseFour) or Facebook (facebook.com/TheWayPhaseFour).

Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes are back after being dusted by Thanos, but it's a brand new world to them and there seems to be a new order to it. New World Order is the title for the first installment of The Falcon and The Winter Soldier and it became available on Disney Plus on March 19th, 2021. Join host Steve Loscalzo for a short discussion on the first episode of adventures of Sam and Bucky as they figure out their place in the post-Blip and seemingly (at least for the time being) a post-Avengers world.

Sam doesn't feel worthy and Bucky seems lost. Rhodey and Dr. Raynor, Unique and Yori, Leah and Sarah and the kids...a little bit of action off the top and then a lot of setting up the rest of the way. You've got to start somewhere, but it seems there are only 6 episodes to tell this story.

We will gently recap episodes and discuss what we think is going on and how it will fit into the Marvel Studios Multiverse and you can send feedback via email at [email protected] or interact on Twitter @TheWayPhaseFour and Facebook at facebook.com/TheWayPhaseFour ...we hope you will!

Wanda and Vision may have split up, but there's a new dynamic duo coming together on Disney Plus. The Falcon and The Winter Soldier debuts March 19th, 2021 and This is the Way Phase Four put together a preview. Join host Steve Loscalzo for a short discussion on what to expect from the show next week.

The show title is The Series Finale and it seems like this may really be the end for the show in this incarnation. Vision gets a new lease on life with his new look and his old memories. Billy and Tommy disappear off-screen, but maybe they're not all gone? Family is forever, according to Wanda.

Monica gets called up...way up. Darcy helps Jimmy Woo pin charges on Tyler Hayward by pinning him in a truck. Agatha reveals herself to be the one "snackin' on Yo Magic" and we meet Ralph but none of the X-men. The townsfolk get their lives back, but unfortunately they remember what happened in the hex. Oh, and did you hear that? It's Wanda's theme music and it isn't very heroic. She may be a superhero and not a villain, but that doesn't mean she's all good. Maybe a cup of tea and some astral projection will cut through the chaos.

OUR show will continue and you can send feedback via email at [email protected] or interact on Twitter @TheWayPhaseFour and Facebook at facebook.com/TheWayPhaseFour and please do! Look for more episodes of This is the Way Phase Four when The Falcon and the Winter Soldier debuts in mid-March of 2021.

WandaVision is in re-runs already? No, it's just Agatha doing research for a podcast she's planning on releasing about chaos magic. She's a purple girl while Wanda dabbles in redder shades and yellows, but mostly scarlet. Agatha treats her neighbors' children like dogs at the end of this one and don't forget about her admission about Sparky at the end of last week's show.

This show can be hard to watch for people who sympathize with the losses that we see Wanda go through, but we get a truly magnificent line reading from Paul Bettany which might just bring forth tears of healing. "What is grief, if not love persevering." Emmy-worthy stuff in this one, folks. Well done, writing staff!

Join the show by sending feedback via email at [email protected] or interact on Twitter @TheWayPhaseFour and Facebook at facebook.com/TheWayPhaseFour but beware of spoilers. Though it looks like the "WandaVision" phase of Marvel Studios' Phase Four is officially over, there's more to come in the entertainment universe on Disney Plus. Look for more episodes of This is the Way Phase Four when The Falcon and the Winter Soldier debuts in mid-March of 2021.

Whoa, whoa, whoa...I thought it was "Wanda...it's all Wanda." Monica may need to hear the new theme song and rethink her exclamatory statement after her "hexpulsion" a few episodes back. She could always snoop around now that she appears to have super sight, right? Uncle Pietro could help since he's been excommunicated from the Maximoff family.

Agnes just isn't herself this episode. I mean Wanda. Well, Wanda isn't herself either and for a little bit, neither is Darcy and Captain Rambeau will never be the same. Jimmy Woo is still his friendly self, though. Vision, meanwhile, is one step closer to being his old self and by that I mean the self that was before the snap, since he now has a little more information about the world before Westview. Hayward? Still trying to collect something that doesn't belong to him. The hex? Bigger and better. Nexus? Only take it if your doctor says you're ready to move on with your life. Those side effects, tho...  

Do you have questions like does Steve take longer writing the show notes or these podcast descriptions? Want to talk with him about it? Want to know what he thinks about fried pickles? Join the show by sending feedback via email at [email protected] or interact on Twitter @TheWayPhaseFour and Facebook at facebook.com/TheWayPhaseFour but beware of spoilers. Our basement crypt isn't big enough to hold secrets.

We are still in the "WandaVision" phase of Phase Four as the Marvel Entertainment Universe continues.

Uncle P is here! Is he here to snack on someone's magic? Is someone else here, swimming just beneath the surface of the hexagonal anomaly that is Westview? Does the director have more than one dimension or is he just on trend as the poster bad guy?

Is Wanda secretly reading comic books from another dimension or do Sokovian fortune tellers really dress like that? Is Vision trapped or is there a way out of Westview without disintegrating? Can we get back to the "Agnes is in on it" bandwagon or is her plight the same as the others?

Do you have questions like these and want to talk about it with someone who won't judge your fandom? Send feedback in to Steve via email at [email protected] or interact with the podcast on Twitter @TheWayPhaseFour but bring your A game because those full-size candy bars and pickled herrings won't throw themselves into your plastic pumpkin!

Just a few weeks left before WandaVision wraps up while Phase Four of the Marvel Entertainment Universe continues.

It's a "very special" episode. After all, it's not every day your kids age from babies to 5 years old, then to 10 years old, they find a puppy, the puppy then dies, someone invades your hexagonal pocket dimension using 80s drone technology, tries killing you with a missile, your husband threatens to uncover your wrongdoings to a town full of people and your dead brother comes back to life, played by a different character from a different franchise universe. Life moves fast in suburbia. If you don't slow down, you just might miss it.

Steve does his best to fit it all in, but the notes are getting long and the clips are getting shorter. We'd love feedback and you can send email to [email protected] or interact on Twitter @TheWayPhaseFour , so stick with us through the back half of season one of WandaVision as Phase Four of the Marvel Universe continues.

If you thought getting dusted was chaotic, how about all those people getting "undusted" suddenly, all across the universe? Monica Rambeau experiences it and immediately has to come to grips with what's happened and decides to deal with her mom's death by working through it. Unfortunately, her first case is a missing person's case and she quickly becomes one herself.

We get to see "behind-the-scenes" in a way, as episode 4 sees S.W.O.R.D. posing the same questions we all have about the show. How meta! Darcy Lewis is now a "doctor", Agent Woo is a magician, and we're REALLY not sure about Director Hayward...or Wanda. Vision is feeling a bit gray, Agent Franklin brings in the bees on his knees, and Captain Rambeau gets back to flying, just not the way she had hoped.

It's a clip sparse podcast, which means a lot of Host Steve Loscalzo's voice, but we'd love to hear what you think. Feedback would be fantastic! Send via email to [email protected] or interact on Twitter @TheWayPhaseFour and continue with us this season as Phase Four of the Marvel Universe is only four episodes of WandaVision old!

Wanda and Vision move to the mid-to-late 70s with a "Brady" bunch of homages and not one, but two "Partridges" added to the "Family" tree. Though it came well after the episode aired and the discussion was recorded, the episodes now get actual names, and this one is called "Now in Color", which is appropriate, since this is the first of the episodes to be entirely in color. Host Steve Loscalzo recaps everything including the "Calgon"-esque commercial parody in the middle and slides some speculation in here and there. We meet a doctor and his wife (hmmm, do you think they go Gilligan's Island at all?) and Agnes and Herb appear in cohoots. Poor Phil Jones gets saved by Wanda's contractions and paintings that come to life don't appear to understand the difference between textiles and the real thing. Geraldine gets thrown out of the house, which is odd, since she doesn't have one in Westview, but it's probably for the best, since two new residents named Billy and Tommy arrive (really) early.

Please send your feedback via email to [email protected] or interact on Twitter @TheWayPhaseFour and join us as Phase Four of the Marvel Universe continues!