For many Marvel Cinematic Universe fans, "Endgame" was the last time we saw any of our favorites on the silver screen. Now, Marvel has capitalized on the immense success their characters have caused, specifically giving Wanda Maximoff and Vision their own streaming show. The attention to detail in this show is phenomenal! The studio has reused sound effects from their previous movies to pull their universe closer together, placing small Easter eggs in its two episodes for loyal viewers to pick out.

The show was released on January 15, 2020 and is already creating waves amongst casual watchers and dedicated MCU fans.

Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany reprise their iconic roles to play the title characters, and the star-studded cast currently includes Evan Peters (in an unnamed role), Kat Dennings (reprising her role as Darcy Lewis from the "Thor" franchise), Debra Jo Rupp (as Mrs. Hart), and James Spader as the voice of Ultron.

The plot follows Wanda Maximoff and Vision living life as a married couple in the 1950's in a town called Westview. Further details of Westview's location have not been disclosed, and the first episode dives into the show's seemingly blurry canon. Little is known about how Wanda and Vision ended up in Westview,and more questions are raised while few are answered. New characters quickly showcase their personalities and have already become staple characters in the show, helping out the title couple.

The first two episodes are respectively following the structure of an era-comedy similar to "I Love Lucy" in terms of effects, comedy, and references.

The black-and-white episodes add to the nostalgia, while the modern shots and out-of-the-blue references pull the characters and viewers back to reality in a silently haunting way. Think of it as a slice-of-life sitcom with a darker backstory. Without giving away too much, I can say, without a doubt, that this series will quickly become the center of many conspiracies, discussions, and debates online.

As you can see, Marvel has stopped at nothing to complete the experience for their audience. The cinematography is incredibly showcased, and the cliffhangers leave viewers wanting more. I know I certainly do!

The next episode of "WandaVision"will be released similar to the release schedule of "The Mandalorian."