To get right to the point, this show (miniseries?), with its high production values and fruitful concept is utterly crippled by pacing issues. Developments don't really start to happen until you're four episodes in, and from there, sporadic is being generous. It's a major letdown because this is the story of Wanda dealing with her grief, and that has potential. But the writers spend three episodes hammering away at the ode to classic sitcoms, and that starts to feel like a gimmick in no time. It serves a story purpose, sure, and patience will be rewarded with answers, but this could've been tightened to six episodes easily. And to end things with a generic Marvel CGI fight adds to the disappointment. . . . Wanda still deserves her due. I like Elizabeth Olsen in the MCU and the post-Endgame era is fertile ground to spotlight her pain, but it still feels like she's getting short-changed.

I have to beg off of this one, it's not something I want to revisit.