Wanda and Vision live as a US sit-com family.

I enjoyed most of the series, particularly for the premise and overall idea of the show, plus I think Elizabeth Olsen has a star quality that makes her quite watchable.

The overarching narrative is a fairly slow burner and it succeeds in creating and developing great intrigue before certain episodes throw exposition at you. Personally, I found the earlier part of the series more interesting as it holds all the mystery and allows you to theorise about what is going on. Its main themes about control and coping with grief and trauma are nicely played out as the things become clearer towards the end.

There is a nice offbeat style to it, particularly as episodes unfold like a genuine sit-com and little weird moments indicating all is not right. This involves a lot of changes in tone and character from the actors and it works very well. It also has a nice self-referential humour that keeps things entertaining.

Unfortunately, there were creative decisions made with some characters that did not work for me. One antagonist who is revealed towards the latter part of the show adds no substance and the amount of visual spectacle at key moments I personally find distracts from the plot and results in an anticlimax. Also, it felt to me that, similar to some parts of The Mandalorian, there are contrivances around characters that are purely there as lead-ins for other shows.

All that being said, all that spectacle is very well done as you would expect from Marvel and everything looks incredibly good.

Most performances are great, with Elizabeth Olsen, Paul Bettany and Tayonah Parris being particularly good. It is without a doubt Olsen's show, as she charismatically switches from comedy to drama in the blink of an eye and has an incredibly striking screen presence.

My favourite episodes were 'Don't Touch That Dial' which has some of the best humour and 'The All-New Halloween Spooktacular!' which answers some of the plot's questions in an entertaining way.

For me it's a 7.5/10 but I round upwards.