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She's best known for playing Kitty Forman on the hit sitcom That '70s Show, mother to Topher Grace's Eric. Hart - the wife of Vision's judgmental boss. Among the questions on Agent Woo's (Randall Park) whiteboard is 'Why hexagonal shape?'Ĭonsidering much of WandaVision will apparently be made up of sitcoms of different eras, Debra Jo Rupp is a perfect choice for Mrs. At least one of the investigators takes notice. The joint task force trying to figure out what's going on in Westview is equipped with multiple monitors displaying the energy field perimeter around the town, which is in a hexagonal shape. In the fourth episode, 'We Interrupt This Program,' the hexes start appearing outside WandaVision's strange sitcom reality. Not to mention that besides the Scarlet Witch's own history, outside comics a 'hex' often refers to a spell or curse cast by a witch. While we've never heard them described this way in the MCU movies or TV shows, in the comics Wanda's ranged blasts are called Hex Bolts. One explanation is that it's referencing Wanda's powers. That's not something commonly seen in sitcoms of any era. In episode 3, we get them with the intro credits instead. Wanda's abrupt pregnancy at the end of episode 2 seems to seal that particular deal.Īt the end of both of the first two WandaVision episodes, the eponymous couple is framed in a hexagon as the end credits roll.

It seems like a good bet all of this twin imagery is pointing to these as-yet absent sons. There's the couple's twin beds and other twin sets of furniture, and even the matching pieces of toast in the Toast Mate 2000 commercial.Įver since the first trailer for the WandaVision miniseries dropped, there's been speculation that it would involve Wanda Maximoff's twin sons Billy and Tommy from the comics, both of whom ultimately prove to be constructs of Wanda's power. There's also the two lobsters that Wanda accidentally sends flying out of her kitchen window that subsequently Vision can't find. For example, when Agnes (Kathryn Hahn) introduces herself to Wanda, she notices Wanda doesn't wear a wedding ring - though Wanda takes care of this toward the end of the episode.

And in some cases, the matching pair is missing. There's a lot of twin imagery in the first two episodes of WandaVision, usually in the form of matching sets of jewelry, furniture, and other objects.

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