After losing her brother in Age of Ultron, being forced to kill Vision in Infinity War and subsequently being turned to dust for five years, before coming back and kicking ass in Endgame, the first couple of episodes seem appropriately strange for a lady who's spent her life dealing with loss and still hasn't come to terms with, effectively, being an Infinity Stone powered superhero. Olson and Bettany are great playing the parts of the unconventional couple, living a sitcom life, that has viewers questioning what is going on. There is a lot to unpack and compared to the very brief conversation that Wanda has with Clint at the end of Endgame, this series is like a therapy session for a couple of the most powerful characters in the MCU. It's not the standard MCU format, but that what makes it stands out.

If you're a Marvel fan, you'll probably watch it to move the story forward regardless, in preparation for Phase 4. If you like Olson, Bettany, then you'll enjoy it as they shine through out, especially with support from Dennings, Park and Parris. If you're looking for a post Endgame adventure, then maybe wait till the next Wanda film comes out and see this after if they don't do a good enough job with explaining what's going on.