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WandaVision Scenes Vs. The Sitcoms They Reference

WandaVision Scenes Vs. The Sitcoms They Reference

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Every TV Sitcom That Was Secretly Referenced In WandaVision For those who started watching WandaVision and were VERY confused by what was happening dont worry, we were all there with you! In todays video, well be clearing up any confusion and going through all the homages and easter eggs the show has to famous sitcoms from throughout the decades! We have LOVED watching Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bethany perform in the style of so many recognizable shows that made TV history what it is today. From performances to sets the WandaVision team when all out to bring out the best of TV history in the new Marvel hit. The series started off with tributes to some of the earliest tv shows, like I Love Lucy and I Dream of Jeannie. The 70s brought all kinds of laughs and quirks with shows like The Brady Bunch, which gets a lot of direct nods in WandaVision. Then when it was time to visit the 80s, the show brought in some of Elizabeth Olsens personal history with reference to the hit series Full House one of the very first shows she ever appeared in! The show swung into the 90s and gave the kids lots of fun tropes to work with, reminiscent of those used in Malcolm in the Middle. Once we arrived in the present day, the references didnt stop and we found ourselves humming along with the theme song the same way we hum along with the one for the show The Office. How many references did you catch? 0: 00 Intro 0: 23 Wandas Traumatic Past 0: 52 Modern Family & The Office 2: 21 Gilmore Girls & Malcolm In The Middle 3: 22 Full House 4: 41 The Brady Bunch 5: 26 I Dream Of Jeannie 6: 29 I Love Lucy & The Dick Van Dyke Show
Date: 2022-06-06

Comments and reviews: 10


i really appreciate the effort in the set design, costumes, and makeup. the one thing that bothers me tho is that the episodes referencing the dick van dyke show, full house, bewitched, and brady bunch look too modern (especially the brady bunch and full house episodes. they visually don't feel like they nailed the visual quality of those shows apart from the sets. if they changed the lighting to make it more flat and if they added some grain to make it look old, then it wouldve been better for the most part
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I just love how the shows name works on so many levels:
1. The show is about Wanda and Vision, obviously: Wanda & Vision.
2. Wanda is married to Vision and she took his last name, since Vision is a mono-name, her last name became Vision: Wanda Vision.
3. Television shows are televised visual programs, hence this living sitcom created by Wanda is: Wandavision.
4. The show is set in a dream world of Wanda, so its her vision realized: Wandas vision.

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The sad part is that it was supposed to be 10 episodes originally and Benedict Cumberbatcg was supposed to be in it as Dr. Strange. Don't get me wrong, I loved this show for taking a more creative alternative to rest of the MCU lineup, but I am sad we were robbed of seeing Benedict old timey costumes in this show.
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WandaVision really was a cultural reset in terms of original concepts in live action hero filmography which will influence a generation and is a timeless work because it has so much longevity like IM SHOCKED and sad that they made this a limited series
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What do you mean and the other kids Malcolm was the only character in the show who ever broke the 4th wall. Did you even watch that show or did you just read about the 4th wall breaks some where and assumed everyone in the cast was doing it?
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actually - that's not a full house at all - It's Family Ties and Growing Pains from the opening credits to the living rooms. Yes the end is Full house, the running bit but everything else is family Ties and Growing Pains
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One of the things I noticed that I haven't seen others talk about is when they switched to the 2000's they say there was dead air on the broadcast. But thats when television stopped sending analog signals and went digital.
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You managed to take an extremely interesting aspect of the show and only point out the obvious to the point where this video is not really meant for people above the intellect of a 5 year old.
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The cameras used were amazing the stills look exactly from each respective era. the 90s-2000s was really cool to see because everything was spot on. loveddd the cinematography
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The Gilmore Girls thing is less a reference and more they are they same studio set. It's also used in Pretty Little Liars and one of the 1990s Batman movies.
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