Before
WandaVision
went into the real world and showed exactly what was happening outside Westview, Marvel Studios exclusively utilized
the shooting styles and sets of classic American sitcoms
for their first Disney+ series.
Through five episodes thus far
, four of the reported six decades have been utilized by paying tribute to everything from
I Love Lucy
to
The Brady Bunch
to
Growing Pains
.
In Phase 4’s infancy, Marvel Studios is already reaffirming their enthusiasm for Easter Eggs through the course of nearly three hours of content to this point. This includes everything from
callbacks to classic Marvel comics
all the way to references to
Walt Disney’s long history
and
a regular Pixar Studios nod
.
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Another Easter Egg has just been discovered, which should bring a smile to fans that have been paying close attention to this show since it first debuted last month.
BEWITCHED MAKES A WANDAVISION RETURN
A post from Twitter user
@vizwandamaximof
pointed out that one of the houses in Episode 5 of
WandaVision
is the exact same house used in the set for the 1960s-’70s sitcom
Bewitched
. This is the house in front of which Agnes is standing when she finds Sparky dead, although it’s unclear whether it’s Agnes’ house.
Marvel
Wanda Maximoff approached the house her twin sons, Billy and Tommy before realizing that Agnes was in the bushes.
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Bewitched
house
The actual house is located on a studio lot, specifically on Blondie Street at the Warner Bros. Ranch Facilities in Los Angeles, CA. Surrounding it are other houses that have been used for a number of other movie and TV productions.
Bewitched
Here’s a full front view of the house from a scene in
Bewitched
(1964-1972).
WandaVision
The exterior of the mock house has since been updated in the years between
Bewitched
and
WandaVision.
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COULD THIS MEAN MORE MAGIC BEHIND AGNES?
While it’s unclear if this specific house is where Agnes lives in
WandaVision
, there are some suspicious points to take note of with this scene.
Rumors have pointed to Agnes being a cover for Agatha Harkness, which is pushed even further by the fact that she’s in front of the house from
Bewitched
while this scene takes place. It’s also still unclear if she was the one who killed Sparky, which could be another indication of some secret magical abilities later on in the series.
As for the house itself, this is the second reference to the classic sitcom
Bewitched
after it served as inspiration for Episode 2, entitled “Don’t Touch That Dial.” It makes sense why this show is so influential on
WandaVision
, especially considering that the main character is the Scarlet Witch, and Marvel Studios is clearly leaning heavily into surrounding Elizabeth Olsen with as much magic as possible.
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With two specific
Bewitched
nods in the show so far, it will be exciting to find out if any more make their way into the plot.
WandaVision
will continue when Episode 6 premieres on Disney+ on Friday, February 12.
Before
WandaVision
went into the real world and showed exactly what was happening outside Westview, Marvel Studios exclusively utilized
the shooting styles and sets of classic American sitcoms
for their first Disney+ series.
Through five episodes thus far
, four of the reported six decades have been utilized by paying tribute to everything from
I Love Lucy
to
The Brady Bunch
to
Growing Pains
.
In Phase 4’s infancy, Marvel Studios is already reaffirming their enthusiasm for Easter Eggs through the course of nearly three hours of content to this point. This includes everything from
callbacks to classic Marvel comics
all the way to references to
Walt Disney’s long history
and
a regular Pixar Studios nod
.
ADVERTISEMENT
Another Easter Egg has just been discovered, which should bring a smile to fans that have been paying close attention to this show since it first debuted last month.
BEWITCHED MAKES A WANDAVISION RETURN
A post from Twitter user
@vizwandamaximof
pointed out that one of the houses in Episode 5 of
WandaVision
is the exact same house used in the set for the 1960s-’70s sitcom
Bewitched
. This is the house in front of which Agnes is standing when she finds Sparky dead, although it’s unclear whether it’s Agnes’ house.
Wanda Maximoff approached the house her twin sons, Billy and Tommy before realizing that Agnes was in the bushes.
The actual house is located on a studio lot, specifically on Blondie Street at the Warner Bros. Ranch Facilities in Los Angeles, CA. Surrounding it are other houses that have been used for a number of other movie and TV productions.
Here’s a full front view of the house from a scene in
Bewitched
(1964-1972).
The exterior of the mock house has since been updated in the years between
Bewitched
and
WandaVision.
COULD THIS MEAN MORE MAGIC BEHIND AGNES?
While it’s unclear if this specific house is where Agnes lives in
WandaVision
, there are some suspicious points to take note of with this scene.
Rumors have pointed to Agnes being a cover for Agatha Harkness, which is pushed even further by the fact that she’s in front of the house from
Bewitched
while this scene takes place. It’s also still unclear if she was the one who killed Sparky, which could be another indication of some secret magical abilities later on in the series.
As for the house itself, this is the second reference to the classic sitcom
Bewitched
after it served as inspiration for Episode 2, entitled “Don’t Touch That Dial.” It makes sense why this show is so influential on
WandaVision
, especially considering that the main character is the Scarlet Witch, and Marvel Studios is clearly leaning heavily into surrounding Elizabeth Olsen with as much magic as possible.
With two specific
Bewitched
nods in the show so far, it will be exciting to find out if any more make their way into the plot.
WandaVision
will continue when Episode 6 premieres on Disney+ on Friday, February 12.
