Amelia Emberwing

Last week’s WandaVision left us with a whole host of questions. Who is this mysterious aerospace engineer that Monica and Jimmy are off to go see? What’s happened to Darcy? Let's find out!

This week, we see big cracks start to appear in the world that Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olson) has created for herself.

Yeah you heard ~that~ Avenger's voice.

Wanda Maximoff truly has created the most idyllic version of her life possible. Vision’s alive, they’re happily married in a lovely home, and are living a “normal” life in their sleepy little town.

'WandaVision's first two episodes are a series of small and strange moments that drive home the kind of impact that these Disney+ series' can have on the greater MCU.

Witch Hunt is, by and large, a mostly capable look the persecution that modern day witches could expect from an often still bigoted society.

What happens when your dead dad's the only thing bringing you together?

What a wonderful, cheeseball episode “Mother” is! To be clear, this is one of the corniest episodes in The Flash’s history, and that’s not even a little bit of an insult.

Andre Layton is stuck with an impossible choice on this week's 'Snowpiercer.'

Tom and Janet are not having a good time.

Kryptonite poisoning is no joke. Kryptonite poisoning that hits your brain? Turns out that’s an even worse experience

Whole lot of dilated pupils in this'n.

Super brain The Flash suuuuccckkkksss.

What an episode for Ruth Wardell.

The Flash suffered a huge blow this week.

There is a god, and she is a woman.

"You can either keep telling me everything I can’t do, or you can make yourself useful and have my back for once." Tell him, Ryan!