I think WandaVision is a show that was at its best when there was a sense of mystery and intrigue- namely, the first few episodes.

Getting some answers at first was fun - around episodes 3-5 from memory), and I was enjoying the interplay of storylines inside and outside of the town. Also, the sitcom decade by decade gimmick was clever at times and a lot of fun... but it really lost me in the last couple of episodes, when it returns to more familiar MCU ground.

Some of the writing got extra clunky, acting wasn't great (Olsen and Hahn were both really good until the last two episodes, when their performances suddenly seemed to get a lot more wooden and awkward), and it more or less climaxes with a big action set piece that just doesn't deliver the same way a standard but fun climax in one of the MCU movies might look.

So kind of disappointing, but I find shows nowadays often hook me for a few episodes with an initially great premise, then kind of lose me within a season or so (lookin' at you, Westworld). But the fact I did enjoy a good part of WandaVision means that at least I don't feel it was a waste of time.

Can recommend quite easily for anyone who's been missing the MCU since 2019, but just don't expect too much...