An incredible transition from cinema to TV, Wandavision is unique brilliance, that must be appreciated for what it is in each component part. The early episodes are a far cry from what many would have expected from the series, but if judged by what they truly are, still great. The early, fun 50/60s sitcoms are a perfect replication of what they are representing. Don't read too much into them, they're there to be enjoyed. But they do leave jarring clues as to where the series will progress.

As the series progresses, the ratio of cheerful fun to eerie psychological thriller transitions in a perfect fashion. The transitions between eras, too, are performed so well. Not just the acting or the script, but the colour and aspect ratio switches. Each episode has something fresh but retrospective, it's so engaging.

Story wise, it is the most intelligent thing Marvel have released in a while. Links to dozens of films, fleshing out backstories for many characters, hinting at the future and Easter eggs galore. Such a deep dive into a past and a psyche, engrossing the whole time through the build up.

The climax maybe doesn't reach the heights of the build up. Each episode created another exciting element and created a fizz of apprehension, but the climax, whilst still great, wasn't quite as good as the excitement generated. It still finishes a brilliant arc though, and sets a lot up for the future of the saga.

Those who have not watched the MCU can still enjoy it, those who have will love it, those who are borderline obsessive about the universe will wet themselves at times.