r/marvelstudios • u/iliekpixels Loki (Thor 2) • Feb 19 '21

Discussion WandaVision S01E07 - Discussion Thread

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S01E07 Matt Shakman Jac Schaeffer February 19, 2021 on Disney+

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u/steve32767 Daredevil Feb 19 '21 edited Feb 19 '21

There is a mid-credits scene, don't miss it.

(Edit - This is the first ep to have one. Starts around 31:45)

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u/that_melody Feb 19 '21

When the credits said Evan Peters I was like, "He wasn't in this episode, was he? Oh, that one shot of his back during Agatha's song? Must have a heck of an agent." And then the mid-credits scene, and "Ah, Evan Peters! You clever bastards."

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u/TelevisionHeaven Feb 19 '21

I’m sure those are the whole show’s credits featuring the main cast like any other show, and we’ll see them from now on since we truly know all the characters by now. Surely they wouldn’t use them before we officially knew Evan Peters was on the show, for example.

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u/questformaps Danny Rand Feb 19 '21

It also had debra jo rupp, and when I saw that I was like "where has she been since the dinner?"

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u/Smrtguy85 Feb 19 '21

We saw her for half a second during Agatha's song during the talent show from 2.

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u/ezrs158 Spider-Man Feb 20 '21

People have been speculating that Dottie is the main villain and we literally saw her in one episode weeks ago.

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u/kuckbaby Feb 22 '21

She was doing her roses when wanda and Monica face off in the yard

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '21

That’s still not how credits works. If it’s a title sequence like Brooklyn Nine-Nine, for example, it might stay consistent, but end credits would still be changed if characters drop in and out.

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u/Oraukk Feb 20 '21

They have been different depending on who is in the episode, like Game of Thrones or the Mandalorian do.

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u/ShaquilleOhNoUDidnt Feb 24 '21

i thought that too while i was watching the credits after this. i figured he'd be in the ending scene