This show is pretty well made for open up new things in MCU, with tribute to all-era sitcoms & mystery thriller in Ep.1-7. And go full drama tragedy in Ep.8 which is totally awesome and beautifully written. (Give a big praise to Laura Donney!!)
However, the finale is disappointing after 7 weeks long build up. Agatha's reason for being villain is just only to take Wanda's magic and really not 'All Along' like she said in Ep.7. All characters who suppose to have bigger part only just come and go. (Darcy has one scene from entire episode while Fietro has so small, unnecessary role.)
I won't mind if Marvel don't give us surprise cameo or epic final fight, but Wanda's grief journey should do more justice and thanks to short runtime, She goes from Denial, Anger then reaches Acceptance so 'fast' after knowing what she had done to people in Westview. I mean I expect to see Wanda go 'full mad mode' (since we got a glimpse of this in Ep.5) for her 'depression' before her 'Vision' asks her to 'accept' her fate.
Anyway, it still worth to watch and it's great kick start for Phase 4 in MCU.
However, the finale is disappointing after 7 weeks long build up. Agatha's reason for being villain is just only to take Wanda's magic and really not 'All Along' like she said in Ep.7. All characters who suppose to have bigger part only just come and go. (Darcy has one scene from entire episode while Fietro has so small, unnecessary role.)
I won't mind if Marvel don't give us surprise cameo or epic final fight, but Wanda's grief journey should do more justice and thanks to short runtime, She goes from Denial, Anger then reaches Acceptance so 'fast' after knowing what she had done to people in Westview. I mean I expect to see Wanda go 'full mad mode' (since we got a glimpse of this in Ep.5) for her 'depression' before her 'Vision' asks her to 'accept' her fate.
Anyway, it still worth to watch and it's great kick start for Phase 4 in MCU.