@jy1598

3 years ago

BEEN WANTING TO SAY THIS FOR A WHILE NOW AFTER THE FINALE: the concept of adapting different stages of grief into the progression of american sitcom eras itself was genius. Adding on the mystery elements that keeps people intrigued while slowly unravel the answers and heartbreaking truths was a brilliant touch. It is a really self contained, grounded show with 10/10 execution. I really appreciate how the writers remained true to the core of the story they’re telling to the very end. It could’ve easily turned into a “there’s a demon force from hell behind everything or it lost control and ripped open the multiverse!!” kind of ending like many fans expected. however they kept it grounded hence it would not become just a piece of a larger puzzle but a standalone masterpiece of itself. It’ll ultimately be remembered as a story about a traumatised woman that holds an insane amount of superpowers going through grief. They embraced Television to their heart and had the marvel-esque easter eggs that gives fans a rewarding experience along with the dedication and attention to details that only marvel could pull off. I really couldn’t praise this show enough. I wasn’t even invested in anything marvel prior to this show and now i look forward to wanda’s journey in the future. this will definitely go down as one of the most iconic and unique projects marvel has ever produced as well as tv series overall.

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