Wandavision is Marvel's first outing into the streaming world (if you don't count the Netflix stuff) and they take a bold risk with their mysterious series built on sitcom homages throughout the decades that mostly pays off. The series is well made with impressive visuals and recreations of classic sitcom sets to painstaking detail, giving the show a unique flavour and look from other Marvel properties. It is also extremely well acted, especially by its two leads, which is accompanied by strong writing in regards to a character study for the two, often sidelined heroes, especially Wanda, serving as the series strength. Unfortunately the show suffers a lot due to the constraints of weekly released episodes, that are far too short to be completely satisfying and pacing is a glaring issue, and can often make the viewing experience feel sluggish with the seven day waits. The series starts slow, but gains traction towards the middle, peaking at episode 5 and 6, before falling into a formulaic and somewhat unsatisfying finale. Also re-watchability is not very strong here as there are not many details to be picked up upon a series binge that you wouldn't have noticed the first time around.