WandaVision presented the regular audience of MCU with a new ominous mix of genres of sitcom, horror, and mystery. The series began with a 50's sitcom type and proceeded to change the time period with every episode, ending the sitcom-style with something similar to "The Office". The first two episodes were bland in comparison to the more interesting middle episodes with laugh-tracks, goofs, mystery, and a lot of questions. The answer to those questions was answered in the middle episodes and a never-before insight of Wanda's life was presented to the audience to resonate with her and her intentions. This mixed-genre was weirdly entertaining but it ended with a rather disappointing finale. We don't really see a lot of fighting or action throughout yet the plot runs swift and the audience discovers so much about the characters. This specialty was dropped ending the series with the all-classic MCU CGI bash. There is nothing wrong with CGI battle endings, but it seemed inadequate to this kind of series. (For example, We wouldn't expect the end of Avengers: Endgame to be the heroes sitting and negotiating with Thanos for a conclusion, do we? This remains the case.)

The grief, sorrow, and emotions faced by Wanda are evident and Elizabeth Olsen's performance should be credited for a lot of it as well.

Overall, the series would be a delight for a regular MCU lad but would remain distasteful for the rest.

4/10.