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If I were to list my excitement levels for the Disney+ MCU series, WandaVision would have been at the bottom of the list. As a fan of Wanda from the comics, I hadn’t felt like the movies made ample use of her character, her interesting history as a character, or really made her powers make sense in the grand scheme of things.

Man, I love it when I’m wrong.

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🔆Victorian Women and Insanity by Elaine Showalter: jstor.org/stable/3827084

🔆Showrunner: gizmodo.com/wandavision-creator-jac-schaeffer-explains-why-it-was-n-1846627758

🔆"No Sex Please, We’re African American: The Cosby Show’s Queer Fear of Black Sexuality" The Queer Fantasies of the American Family Sitcom; TISON PUGH
Stable URL: jstor.org/stable/j.ctt1trkkgj.6

🔆TV (The Book) Two Experts Pick The Greatest American Shows of All Time by Alan Sepinwall and Matt Zoller Seitz