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The final episodes were truly wonderful and enjoyable.

They brought a lot of surprises and wrapped things up with well-built tension and suspense. The story kept me guessing and gave the series the kind of conclusion that felt earned and satisfying. Every twist added something, and the characters came full circle in a way that made the whole journey worth it.

I especially liked how the show wasn't afraid to take risks. It played with emotions, tested loyalty, and still managed to stay unpredictable. The final scenes left an impression that will stick with me for a while. I'm glad I stayed through it all.

It was a good watch from beginning to end - a strong and exciting finish to a show that kept growing better with each episode.

We finally get to see Agatha's backstory, and it is as heartbreaking as it is poetic, revealing both the depth of her darkness and the tragedy of her motherhood. Billy also comes into his own, and we see how much he mirrors Wanda and shares common ground with Agatha. However, the finale again feels somewhat small, lacking the spectacle we've come to expect from MCU series.

The series also enhances our appreciation for WandaVision, serving as a swan song to Wanda's incident in Westview. Agatha's relationship with her son shows her intelligence and cunning in new ways. The sequence illustrating how Agatha manipulates others by exploiting their need for sisterhood is beautifully crafted yet profoundly sad. This was a very good finale, it closes a chapter and sets up the next so neatly it feels like every detail was planned.

Now that I have seen the last 2 remaining episodes, I can say this: Agatha All Along is one of the best Marvel shows and is at the top of my list.

Not only because they've managed with a lower budget than deserved, but there is a reason why this show is so loved. It does make you feel like you are part of it.

Now, back to this final episode. What is being a witch? Feeling powerful and happy? Well, that is not always the case. To be a witch means to survive both good and bad situations. Sometimes sadness is the one thing you must pass through in your quest for power and becoming who you are meant to be. So, are you ready to be a witch?

This final episode relates to the idea, that happiness is not always the ending of the story, and neither is it sadness.

This is the only time when I have to write the review before posting a rating (in stars). I needed to sort out my thoughts as I wrote this review.

In the end, I do feel sad, but I can't wait for the next part. Marvel did hint to us that there will be a continuation because they always do more shows starting from one thing.

But until then, I am happy that I have been able to watch Agatha All Along. This show is more than just video tapping, playing, and acting, it is an experience.

All my thanks go to Marvel, for their marvelous show and the powerful experience that I have gone through. This last episode is a piece of art and Kathryn Hahn deserves all prizes for this beautiful 2-episode ending.

Happy Halloween!!

I couldn't be happier with the ending. This show had its ups and downs but at the end, it didn't botch the landing unlike game of thrones.

It was incredible how they set up future events (e.g. Young avengers or even with Vision Quest).

Overall I would say 10/10 and it truly made me believe that the MCU and Disney can make me believe again.

Kudos to the creators of this show. I loved it from beginning to end - with the best one on Episode 7. The Trial of Lilia was heart wrenching. I really cried at the end especially with the choice of the song, Jim Croce "Time in a botte" was very apt for Lilia and her arc.

Hopefully, they'll make more of these kinds of show.

When Agatha All Along was announced, I had no idea that it could possibly be as good as it turned out to be. I really loved watching this show, and this finale solidifies that. I remember when the finale of WandaVision came out, a lot of people complained that it ended up being a generic MCU superhero battle. And so the writers of that show heard that and decided to make a finale for AAA that's unique to the characters. Everything about Agatha's story was so well paced, acted, and directed. It really pulls on your heartstrings, while also answering some questions to where did the witches road come from.

The ending was incredibly satisfying and made me want to watch the show again, and that is basically never the case for any marvel disney+ show, besides a few exceptions.

Very satisfied with this finale 1010!