(audience laughing)

Hi, I'm Jenny Lorenzo.

(laughs) That's right, I've decided to pronounce my name

with a hard G instead of a soft J going forward.

(audience laughing)

It's been a banner year for Marvel announcements

after being practically radio silent

for the past few years on upcoming MCU projects.

Kevin Feige and company finally laid out

all their cards on the table

about the future of Marvel movies

and their characters.

And while there were plenty of rumors and inside gossip

about some of the upcoming projects,

fans were delighted to get the official word

and details about some of these properties

at this year's Comic Con.

One of them most notably being the Disney Plus series

about Elizabeth Olsen as being Wanda Maximoff,

AKA Scarlet Witch, and Paul Bettany as The Vision,

called WandaVision, especially since

the last time we saw Vision,

ew, he was suffering from the world's worst migraine

at the hands to Thanos at the end of Avengers Infinity War.

(audience groaning)

But this is comic books, baby!

You think you're gonna let a little thing like death

stop Vision from staring in a tele-Vision show?

(audience laughing)

While we didn't learn the specifics

on how Vision will appear in the series,

we did get a bunch of other tidbits about WandaVision

at that info dump that was D23 this past weekend.

And one of the details revealed

was possibly the most shocking of all,

that WandaVision will be Marvel's first ever sitcom.

(audience laughing)

Well, hold on, hold your horses.

Because we're going to break all of this down right now.

First off, the series got this really cool poster

that actually has quite a few hints hidden beneath

the quaint Americana on the surface.

The warped edges of the frame,

the shadows on the wall,

and the ominous red glow from the television set

really hint that all is not well,

despite the smiling faces.

In fact, if you want all the details on this poster,

check out the break down of it over at nerdist.com.

The next clue we got was in the form of a teaser,

or rather a not-teaser, shown at D23.

The WandaVision team put together clips

of Wanda and Vision from existing Marvel movies

that were cut around scenes from the classic '60s sitcom,

The Dick Van Dyke Show.

It was also revealed that this old black and white sitcom

was a huge influence on the 1950s inspired WandaVision,

which honestly led to more questions

than answers at the time.

Lucky for us, this was partially cleared up

when the folks over at Yahoo got a hold

of the series stars Bettany and Olsen

to ask if this was, indeed, Marvel's first sitcom?

And they responded with, "Yes, it is.

"We can confidently say we're allowed to say it is."

Woo, well now wow.

We aren't used to actually getting straight answers anymore

with everything so shrouded in secrecy.

Maybe the joke is on us.

(audience laughing)

Olsen even said that the producers are still deciding

whether the show will have a laugh track.

(crickets chirping) That's weird.

Who does that?

Of course, there's an even bigger twist to all of this.

Bettany went on to say,

that is how it begins, and it moves

into more familiar, epic territory later,

but it's absolutely a mashup of sitcoms.

If this is, indeed, a mashup of different sitcoms,

which ones could we see pop up in WandaVision?

It seems safe to say that the Dick Van Dyke Show

will get an homage, but we're betting

that we could also see jokes and references

to sitcoms across TV history.

From The Honeymooners to Cheers,

to Seinfield, and even Friends.

But how does the currently deceased Vision

play into all of this, huh?

Obviously, Scarlet Witch is going to try

to recover Vision somehow,

and if the poster is any hint,

create a perfect life for them to share.

We think the answer has to do

with Scarlet Witch's comic book powers

of reality and probability warping,

and will definitely draw inspiration

from several comic storylines,

name the '80s West Coast Avengers run

that had Wanda use her powers to warp reality

in order to have children with Vision.

2015's The Vision, which had Vision creating

his own family in order to try and live

in idyllic suburban life,

and potentially the House of M mini series,

which saw Wanda warp all of reality

while dealing with the loss of her children.

(audience awing)

And guess what?

None of those things turned out too well for the heroes,

which paves the way for Bettany's statement

that the series starts as a sitcom

and moves into more familiar superhero territory

as the show goes on.

Also, with the show set to tie

into the Doctor Strange sequel,

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,

which will also feature Scarlet Witch,

another piece of the puzzle, tink,

falls into place.

That's me putting a puzzle piece back.

(audience laughing)

This could also just be in another universe.

That or Wanda's constant messing with reality

and probability could lead to a crisis

that stretches across the multiverse, bummer.

(audience awing)

We'll just have to see how and if this all happens

when WandaVision comes to Disney Plus sometime in 2021.

But what do you folks think?

Are you ready for Marvel's first sitcom?

Do you think it should have a laugh track?

Haha, and what sitcoms would you

wanna see referenced in WandaVision?

If we don't get at least one homage to The Office, we riot!

- I'm gonna kill myself!

- Let's discuss.

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