To begin my review I must say that I'm no comic books fan so I don't follow MCU movies (dropped since the second Thor because I was only 21 then and I have overgrown these brainless movies). I believe all of them comic books adaptations to be shallow, superficial, plain dumb and I base my opinion upon everything I've heard and every little homework I had to do while watching WandaVision but more on that later.

When I've seen the first glimpse of this show I was surprised: it showed me some black-and-white old style sitcoms in the vein of I love Lucy, The Dick Van Dyke show and Bewitched so I naturally was pumped because I love old Hollywood and I absolutely adore those shows. So I decided to give this show a go, what the heck, I've nothing to lose. But what I had to lose was too much time on it.

The first three episodes were very good right up until the "real life" started interfering. I didn't understand all those Easter eggs and references so I had to watch some guys on YouTube explaining me every little detail, telling me their little theories about this and that, what they think will eventually happen, who is the real villain, who killed whom to get what... After some point I realized I could not enjoy the show without doing this homework after every episode because the more I watched the more answers I needed (I guess everyone did) but the way those guys (I don't want to call them nerds - professional comic book fans should sound better) were so eager of each episode coming out and how they translated to me that this character is from this comic and how the MCU universe expanded with the addition of Fox to Disney and what heroes have doubles in parallel universes and how is it possible to die and be reborn and then not die or WHO CARES! I don't watch the show or a movie, any show or movie, for the purpose of researching it first so I can make heads and tails out of everything - it's not what a good quality picture should offer. I guess people from the cinema industry are so sold on the idea of making sequels, reboots and remakes so they forgot most of the original ideas, there are still plenty of those, but are not used for some reason. Do you guys think people are so dumb they want to watch a neverending TV show? Santa Barbara days are gone, deal with it!

The main problem is the audience of WandaVision. It's for MCU fans only. They will not get the references to the classic TV shows, mostly, but all the rest they will eat with skin and give it the highest praise possible (and I see it happened already with a total score of 8.3 as of Feb. 27th). All the rest of the viewers will just be confused as I am and after a certain episode (in my case, 8th) they will stop watching because the further the mystery unravels the more you lose the grip of it because you hadn't paid attention to "Previously on Avengers. NEVERendgame".

Don't get me wrong, the show is made beautifully, the script is fine (every little detail is noted and everything has its place - as the professional comic book fans kindly explained to me), acting is very good but not great, effects are outstanding and why should it be otherwise? It's Disney and they will not make a bad job. They even tried and paid homage to the old classic shows which adds some extra points to my review but overall I just don't see how it can be interesting to any non-MCU fan. No one starts watching the show from season 6 or reading the book from chapter 12 but WandaVision is exactly that season 6 and chapter 12. The saddest fact though that after episode 4 the show becomes less and less about Wanda and Vision and more about some other characters and that all in the end is supposed to build up for some upcoming movie from the franchise. I don't want to spend my time watching endless movies about endless characters that seem to never fully die anyway.