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Apart from being sharp-witted and eccentric, Phoebe Buffay is first and foremost a devoted friend, both in real life and in the boundaries of a sitcom. Lisa Kudrow, who received six Emmy nods, including one win, for her performance, made Phoebe one of the most beloved figures from the show. She even becomes a surrogate for her brother and his wife, Alice.

Friends | Credit: NBC

But this wasn’t the lone instance of Phoebe helping out Alice, as similar was the case offscreen when Debra Jo Rupp’s mother fell sick.

Lisa Kudrow helped out Debra Jo Rupp with the latter’s mother Friends | Credit: NBC

Given Lisa Kudrow‘s demeanor toward her friends in real life, it’s no surprise that she ended up scoring five Emmy nods for playing Phoebe, as both excel when it comes to being a true companion. Although Debra Jo Rupp‘s Alice was...

Music supervisors behind the songs of “Wicked” and “A Complete Unknown” led the winners at the 15th annual Guild of Music Supervisors Awards on Sunday night.

On the TV side, the music supervisors behind “Agatha All Along” and “Baby Reindeer” triumphed.

Stephen Schwartz was awarded the Icon Award to celebrate his contributions to the music and film industry. The composer and lyricist performed his song “Beautiful City” on stage from his musical “Godspell.”

Oscar nominees Abraham Alexander and Adrian Quesada performed their nominated song “Like a Bird” from “Sing Sing,” which took the prize for best song written and/or recorded for a film. Meanwhile, Danielle Ponder performed her nominated song “Egún” from Apple TV’s “Manhunt,” and the artist Role Model performed their song “Sally, When The Wine Runs Out” as the Spotlight artist of the evening.

Music producer and supervisor Bonnie Greenberg accepted the Legacy Award for her outstanding career in music supervision.

Wicked and A Complete Unknown were the top winners at the 15th Guild of Music Supervisors Awards, held Sunday night at the Wiltern in Los Angeles. Sing Sing, I Saw the TV Glow, Yacht Rock: A Dockumentary, and The Supremes at Earl’s All-You-Can-Eat took home the other movie prizes. See the full list below.

The Guild of Music Supervisors Awards celebrate the best in music supervision and songwriting across different media, including film, television, documentaries, and advertising.

2025 Guild of Music Supervisors Award Winners:

Film

Best Music Supervision in Major Budget Films

Winner: Maggie Rodford – Wicked

Best Music Supervision in Mid-Level Budget Films

Winner: Steven Gizicki – A Complete Unknown

Best Music Supervision in Low Budget Films

Winner: Jessica Berndt, Chris Swanson – I Saw the TV Glow

Best Music Supervision in a Non-Theatrically Released Film

Winner: Robin Urdang – The Supremes at Earl’s All-You-Can-Eat

Best Song Written and/or Recorded for...

Wicked and A Complete Unknown were the top film winners at the 15th Guild of Music Supervisors Awards, which were handed out Sunday night at the Wiltern in Los Angeles. Sing Sing, I Saw the TV Glow, Yacht Rock: A Dockumentary and The Supremes at Earl’s All-You-Can-Eat took the other movie prizes. See the full winners list below.

Honoring the year’s best achievements in music supervision and songwriting, the guild handed its TV hardware went to Baby Reindeer, Agatha All Along, English Teacher, Love Island USA and Lolla: The Story of Lollapalooza.

Here are the winners of the 2025 Guild of Music Supervisors Awards:

Film

Best Music Supervision in Major Budget Films

Maggie Rodford – “Wicked”

Best Music Supervision in Mid-Level Budget Films

Steven Gizicki – “A Complete Unknown”

Best Music Supervision in Low Budget Films

Jessica Berndt, Chris Swanson – “I Saw the TV Glow”

Best Music Supervision in a Non-Theatrically...

The music supervisors for “Wicked,” “A Complete Unknown” and “I Saw the TV Glow” won the top feature film awards at the 15th annual Guild of Music Supervisors Awards, which took place on Sunday at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles.

“Wicked” won in the Best Music Supervision in the Major Budget Films category, “A Complete Unknown” won in the mid-level budget category and “I Saw the TV Glow” won for low-budget films.

“The Supremes at Earl’s All-You-Can-Eat” won for non-theatrically released films.

The Oscar-nominated song “Like a Bird” from “Sing Sing” won in the Best Song Written and/or Recorded for a Film category — and in a pointed rebuke to the Oscars’ decision not to perform the nominated songs during that show, “Like a Bird” and two other songs were performed at the Guild of Music Supervisors Awards ceremony.

Television winners included “Baby Reindeer,” “English Teacher,” “Love Island USA” and “Agatha All Along.

It’s hard to believe That ’70s Show first premiered on TV over 25 years ago!

The Fox teen sitcom – starring Topher Grace, Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher, Danny Masterson, Laura Prepon, Wilmer Valderrama, Debra Jo Rupp, Kurtwood Smith, Don Stark, Tommy Chong, Josh Meyers, Tanya Roberts, and Lisa Robin Kelly – premiered on August 23, 1998 and ran for eight seasons before ending on May 18, 2006.

A revival series, titled That ’90s Show, debuted on Netflix in January 2023 and seven of the original stars returned for the spinoff. Unfortunately, the spinoff was canceled after 2 seasons.

We’re now taking a look at what the cast of That ’70s Show is up to today.

Browse through the slideshow to see where the cast of That ’70s Show is today…...

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is full of star-power. It's true; all the big stars find their way there eventually. Look no further than the recent Captain America: Brave New World, which has brought Harrison Ford into the MCU franchise and will reportedly bring Liv Tyler back after nearly two decades. Marvel knows the stars.

The Multiverse Saga has seen the additions of some more big names, including Olivia Colman, Kathryn Hahn, Joe Locke, Debra Jo Rupp, Emma Caulfield, Angelina Jolie, Barry Keoghan, Salma Hayek, Kit Harington, Richard Madden, and so many more. And with Robert Downey Jr. set to return to the franchise in a brand new role, the star-power is clearly still alive and well in the MCU.

That being said, rumor has it that Marvel Studios is particularly interested in adding two more major stars to the franchise - both of whom have made it big on Netflix in recent years.

More talent has been added to this year’s PaleyFest LA event, which includes panels and screenings from “Cobra Kai,” “Agatha All Along,” “Matlock,” “The Handmaid’s Tale,” “Hacks,” “Poker Face” and the Amy Sherman-Palladino series “Gilmore Girls,” “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” and “Étoile.” The event kicks off with a previously announced “Severance” screening and panel on Friday, March 21.

The 2025 edition of PaleyFest LA returns once again to Hollywood’s Dolby Theatre, and will take place over the course of eight days — through Saturday, March 29. As tradition, the event includes episodic screenings, followed by panel discussions with series stars and producers.

“We look forward to welcoming television fans back to the Dolby Theatre this March for what promises to be an unforgettable PaleyFest LA featuring celebrations of new and returning shows, a farewell to two fan favorites, and a special tribute to one of television’s most creative and beloved talents,...

PaleyFest LA just got even more star-studded as the Paley Center for Media announced a new round of celebrity guests joining for the upcoming March event.

The TV festival, which will run from March 21 to March 29, typically gathers the cast and crew of the year’s most buzzy shows to premiere episodes, dissect those that have already aired, share behind-the-scenes moments, and more.

This year’s lineup is below, though things are still subject to change.

The Paley Center announced Thursday that the panels for Agatha All Along, Hacks, Severance and Poker Face have expanded to include even more of the casts than previously announced.

Sasheer Zamata, Ali Ahn, and Debra Jo Rupp will join Kathryn Hahn and Jac Schaeffer for a discussion about their witchy Marvel Television series, while Carl Clemons-Hopkins and Mark Indelicato will be there for the conversation about their HBO comedy.

As for which additional cast...

Though there have been conflicting reports about how well the show actually performed on Disney+, Agatha All Along was said to be a pretty big success for Marvel (which is at least partially due to the fact that it's the least expensive Disney+ series yet), and it seems the studio is pleased enough with the viewership that plans are in place to continue these characters' journeys across several different projects.

Agatha - itself a spin-off of WandaVision - introduced a mysterious "Teen" (Joe Locke) who was confirmed to be Wanda Maximoff's (Elizabeth Olsen) son Billy Kaplan/Wiccan in the season finale (though it was one of the worst-kept secrets in the MCU).

A recent rumor claimed that a Wiccan solo show was in the works, which Marvel will develop along with the Scarlet Witch movie and a Young Avengers project (we still don't know if that'll be a movie or...

Broadway star Patti LuPone has revealed that the Disney+ series “Agatha All Along” will not return for a second season, based on creator Jac Schaeffer’s preference for single-season storytelling.

During an appearance on Andy Cohen’s SiriusXM podcast, LuPone shared details of her conversation with Schaeffer during the show’s production. “Jac Schaeffer, the creator, came into my trailer and said, ‘Patti, I’m just here to tell you that Lilia’s going to die,'” LuPone recounted. When she expressed hope for a second season, Schaeffer was clear about her creative approach.

“She said, ‘I don’t do second seasons,'” LuPone explained. “‘There’s too much to write,’ so she does one-off stories.” This approach is consistent with Schaeffer’s previous work on “WandaVision,” where she also declined a second season.

The Marvel series follows Kathryn Hahn’s witch character leading a group of sorceresses, including LuPone,...

Although Patti LuPone is officially part of the MCU, and there’s nothing they can do to take that away from us, don’t expect a Thanos snap to bring her back anytime soon.

The 3x Tony-winning actress explained why her Disney+ series Agatha All Along will not proceed with a second season, noting that she is “really hoping and praying” to work with creator Jac Schaeffer again.

“Jac Schaeffer, the creator, came into my trailer and she said, ‘Patti, I’m just here to tell you that Lilia’s going to die,’ and I went, ‘But I wanted a second season…'” she recalled on Andy Cohen’s SiriusXM podcast.

“[Schaffer] said, ‘I don’t do second seasons,'” added LuPone. “She said, ‘They wanted me to do a second season of WandaVision and I didn’t.’ She said, ‘There’s too much to write,’ so she does one-offs and...

Marvel Studios' Agatha All Along was originally listed as a miniseries, but the fact that Disney submitted the show in the comedy categories for a number of awards events - including the Golden Globes, SAG Awards, and this year’s Emmy race - led to speculation that a second batch of episodes might be in development.

The Television Academy’s criteria for limited series state: “The program must tell a complete, non-recurring story and not have an ongoing storyline or main characters in subsequent seasons.”

Though a second season hadn't been made official, several different sources claimed that it was only a matter of time, as plans for the show's return were already in place.

Now, star Patti LuPonse (Lilia Calderu) has seemingly dashed hopes of another season of Agatha by revealing that the popular series will not be back for more episodes.

“There won’t be one,” LuPone told...

PaleyFest 2025 is shaping up to be a celebratory occasion, with panels slated for several momentous premieres and finales.

As previously reported, the annual event — which features screenings or special previews followed by a moderated discussion/Q&a — will kick off on March 21 with a bang courtesy of Severance‘s cast and crew.

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The lineup also includes farewell salutes to the final seasons of Cobra Kai and The Handmaid’s Tale,...

Twisters and The Idea of You are the most nominated films for the 2025 Guild of Music Supervisors Awards, the nominees for which were unveiled Friday.

Twisters’ Rachel Levy earned a nod for best music supervision among major budget films, while Frankie Pine with the romantic comedy The Idea of You received a nomination for best music supervision in a mid-budget film. And in the best film song competition, the Twisters action thriller got a nod for “Out of Oklahoma,” while The Idea of You will contend in the category with the title song “The Idea of You”.

Music supervisors Steve Schnur, Raphaella Lima, Codie Childs, Mike Ladman and Mara Tacham received the most individual nominations with three each, and Netflix earned the most nominations among major studios with 13 in all.

Other film contenders in the music supervision and songwriting competitions include Wicked, Deadpool & Wolverine, Emilia Pérez and The Brutalist. And on the TV side,...

This article contains spoilers for Agatha All Along!Focusing on Kathryn Hahn's popular Phase 4 villain, Marvel's Agatha All Along reunites several actors from WandaVision, as well as introducing exciting new characters to the MCU. WandaVision kicked off the McU's Multiverse Saga as Marvel Studios' first Disney+ series, and the project's success led to the development of two spinoffs: Agatha All Along and Vision Quest. The show expands the eponymous witch's storyline that started in WandaVision, as well as the mythology of witches and sorcery in the MCU timeline.

While a second season of WandaVision won't be produced by Marvel Studios, the series' storyline has already continued in subsequent MCU projects, most notably Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, and several of WandaVision's other characters have and will continue to see some major developments in upcoming MCU releases. Vision Quest is expected to follow White Vision on his new journey,...

Marvel Studios' Agatha All Along was originally listed as a miniseries, but the fact that Disney submitted the show in the comedy categories for the upcoming awards season led to speculation that a second batch of episodes might be in development.

Rumors that a second season is in the planning stages soon followed, and while Marvel has yet to make it official, we will almost certainly see Miss Harkness in the MCU again in some capacity.

Star Kathryn Hahn - who lost out on a Best Actress Golden Globe during Sunday's ceremony - was asked about the awards submissions and what they could mean for a second season while speaking to TV Line on the red carpet.

“It does suggest that,” the actress conceded. “I am as in-the-dark as you are. There’s going to be a Vision show, so that could be of a trilogy. But who knows?”

“Am...

"That '70s Show" hasn't stayed quite as culturally ubiquitous as its fellow 90s sitcoms "Seinfeld" or "Friends," but that speaks more to how titanic its competitors were and remain. True to its name, "That '70s Show" was set from 1976-1980 (four years stretched out into twice as many seasons), following a group of six high school-aged friends growing up in Point Place, Wisconsin. The town is fictional, but the show's creators modeled "That '70s Show" and its characters on their real teenage experiences.

Running from 1998 to 2006, "That '70s Show" racked up an even 200-episode run. It's also the reason you know who Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis, and Topher Grace are — with its popularity, a revival was inevitable, especially because by the 2020s, enough time had passed to update the central gimmick.

Enter "That '90s Show," with the setting having caught up to the era when the original show aired. Set...

Recent rumors have claimed that Agatha All Along will return for a second batch of episodes, and while Marvel Studios has yet to make it official, the WandaVision spin-off - which was originally tagged as a miniseries - is now listed as "season 1" on Disney+.

We already had a pretty good idea that Marvel had plans to renew the series when Disney submitted it in the comedy categories for the upcoming awards season (star Kathryn Hahn was recently nominated for a Golden Globe), since the Television Academy’s criteria for limited series state: “The program must tell a complete, non-recurring story and not have an ongoing storyline or main characters in subsequent seasons.”

The season finale concluded with Agatha Harkness (Hahn) sacrificing herself to save Billy Maximoff (Joe Locke) by planting a kiss on her former lover Rio Vidal, aka Death (Aubrey Plaza).

As we know, dying in the Marvel...

Many stars set their alarms for nomination day. Not Kathryn Hahn.

The actress was caught unawares when she found out about her Golden Globe nomination for Agatha All Along.

“I had no idea that they were being announced,” Hahn tells Gold Derby. “I just was blissfully not looking up times. I woke up to a bunch of texts, but I had a gyno appointment, and it wasn’t until I was in the car on the way that it started to all click into place.” She continues on, “I was running so late to this gyno but I had to pull over because I was flipping out. I really was taken aback and just so emotional that it was for this particular part in this particular show. I’m taking the win of just that.”

Agatha All Along is Disney+’s highly anticipated spin-off of WandaVision (2021), with Hahn returning in her role of a centuries-old,...

Warning! Spoilers for all MCU content released in 2024

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has seen some dramatic death scenes throughout 2024, with a few particularly shocking ends being met by various characters. Compared to previous years, 2024 has been quite light on Marvel releases, with only a single feature film, Deadpool & Wolverine, gracing theaters under the red banner thanks to a variety of delays. Other than that, spin-off series like Agatha All Along, Echo, and X-Men '97 have been the only source of Marvel deaths for the year.

Despite how few projects the MCU released in 2024, the year was still plenty bloody, with a higher-than-average fatality rate across what releases did premiere. While not too many long-running characters from previous phases met their demise in 2024, that's not to say that the deaths of newly-introduced players weren't significant in the grand scheme of the series. Be they genuinely tragic or played for laughs, the...

Marvel Studios alum Jac Schaeffer explains why one Agatha All Along character had to be killed off so soon after their MCU introduction. Agatha Harkness' quest into the Witches' Road claimed multiple victims before the coven finished their journey in the Agatha All Along finale. Debra Jo Rupp's Sharon Davis, Patti LuPone's Lilia Calderu, Ali Ahn's Alice Wu-Gulliver, and Kathryn Hahn's Agatha Harkness herself died throughout Agatha All Along's nine episodes.

Speaking to Empire, Agatha All Along showrunner Jac Schaeffer recalls the moment she realized Alice Wu-Gulliver wouldn't make it out alive of the Witches' Road. Although Schaeffer regretted killing off Alice,

"It is really sad, and it feels unfair. I know that's been the reaction of viewers, and I understand that, and sort of feel it myself. But it's a show about death. It was an imperative to take that seriously, and feel both...

Netflix has axed several shows in 2024 and a few are really angering fans!

It can be hard to be a Netflix subscriber. The streamer is home to some fantastic shows, many of which no other network or creator would take a chance on. Sadly, far too often, a great show only lasts one season, with Netflix canceling them for sometimes little rhyme or reason.

2024 was no different, with several shows ending. To be fair, a few weren’t that good, so they likely deserved the axing. Others just were rather forgettable so no big loss. But then there are a few shows that had great critical acclaim and amassed a loyal following, only to be canceled with little warning.

It’s aggravating and worse when some seem to have been given little chance to grow. Here are the shows Netflix has canceled in 2024 that really stick in the craw of...

Nicholas Scratch's history was explored in Agatha All Along, but one hidden detail suggests Marvel Studios already explained exactly what happened to him back in Phase 4's WandaVision. Kathryn Hahn's return as Agatha Harkness in Agatha All Along revealed more about the original Salem witch, including her long-running romance and rivalry with Aubrey Plaza's Death, her Witches' Road scheme and the existence of her son, Nicholas Scratch. While Agatha All Along's finale explained what happened to Nicholas Scratch, there's one mystery the MCU hasn't addressed.

Agatha Harkness was not the only WandaVision character to return in Agatha All Along, as Agatha's new witch coven formed in Westview, New Jersey, allowing Debra Jo Rupp's Sharon Davis, David Payton's John Collins and Emma Caulfield's Sarah Proctor to also come back. Alongside them, Amos Glick also reprised his role from WandaVision, where he was known as...

The season finale of Agatha All Along concluded with Agatha Harkness (Kathryn Hahn) sacrificing herself to save Billy Maximoff (Joe Locke) by planting a kiss on her former lover Rio Vidal, aka Death (Aubrey Plaza).

Of course, dying in the Marvel Cinematic Universe doesn't necessarily mean the end of the road - especially for a powerful witch.

In the final moments of the episode, Harkness returns in spirit form and accompanies Wiccan on his quest to locate his brother Tommy. Showrunner Jac Schaeffer has already hinted at future plans for these characters, but if Hahn didn't get the chance to reprise her role, it sounds like she'd be very happy with her ghostly send-off.

“Even though obviously now Billy/Wiccan is not her son, there is some sort of hope for her that she’s able to maybe do for him what she couldn’t do for Nicky. I think...

Artist Daniel Selon has taken to Instagram to share some of his concept art for Aubrey Plaza's Rio Vidal in the outfit she wore during her fight with Agatha Harkness (Kathryn Hahn) towards the end of the series premiere of Marvel Studios' Agatha All Along.

This design isn't a million miles away from the costume that made it to the screen, but there are a few subtle diffrences, with the hood pulled back to show more of Rio's hair and the sash slightly higher on her chest. The final look also reveals more of the character's ribs.

"This look needed to keep Rio’s identity mysterious and also show her as a formidable force (and also be sexy powerful)," writes Selon. "We needed to believe that what she’s wearing could exist in the real contemporary world but also hint at an otherworldly power. I turned to my...

That ’70s Show first hit TV screens almost 25 years ago!

The hit Fox sitcom premiered in August 1998 and ran for eight seasons before ending in May 2006.

The show starred Topher Grace, Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher, Danny Masterson, Laura Prepon, Wilmer Valderrama, Debra Jo Rupp, Kurtwood Smith, Don Stark, and Tommy Chong.

A revival series, titled That ’90s Show, debuted on Netflix in January 2023 and seven of the original stars returned for the first season of the spinoff.

We’re now taking a look back at how much money all of the stars of That ’70s Show are worth!

Click through the slideshow to find out who the richest That ’70s Show cast member is…...

That ’70s Show might’ve been the ultimate nostalgia trip, but even the most iconic sitcoms have their growing pains. Turns out, those early episodes weren’t as smooth as they looked—at least if you ask Topher Grace. The actor didn’t hold back when pointing fingers at the main cast for a major misstep in the show’s early days. Yep, the gang we’ve come to love had their own chemistry issues before they found that magic groove.

Topher Grace in That 70’s Show | Credits: The Carsey-Werner Company

Whether it was rookie nerves or just clashing vibes, the cast wasn’t exactly giving Emmy-worthy performances right out of the gate. But hey, Rome wasn’t built in a day, and That ’70s Show eventually became a cult classic. A little awkwardness? Totally worth it.

Topher Grace Reflects on Early That ’70s Show Seasons and His Acting Journey Kurtwood Smith,...

Kurtwood Smith’s Red Forman wasn’t just another sitcom dad—he was a gruff, sarcastic masterpiece with a heart hidden under layers of tough love. Fans of That ’70s Show couldn’t get enough of Red’s biting humor and no-nonsense wisdom. But what made this character so iconic? The actor once revealed that Red’s attitude, voice, and even his walk were inspired by someone very personal.

Kurtwood Smith and Debra Jo Rupp in That ‘90s Show | Credits: The Carsey-Werner Company

While we’ve all laughed at Red’s legendary burns, there’s a bittersweet story behind his creation that gives his character even more depth. Let’s just say the man behind the inspiration never got to see himself immortalized.

Kurtwood Smith’s Red’s Gruff Charm Came From a Heartbreaking Source Kurtwood Smith in That ‘70s Show

“He died a matter of months before it aired.

Imagine That ’70s Show without Topher Grace as Eric Foreman—the glue of the gang, the awkward yet lovable nerd we all rooted for. Now, picture an SNL comedian stepping into those vintage bell-bottoms instead. Sounds wild, right? Well, it almost happened. Before Grace landed the role, the producers considered a big-name funny guy to lead the Point Place crew.

Topher Grace in That 70’s Show | Credits: The Carsey-Werner Company

But here’s the kicker: his style of comedy would’ve flipped the show on its head, and not in a good way. The subtle charm and relatable awkwardness that made Eric a fan favorite? Yeah, gone. Instead, the basement vibes might’ve felt more like a stand-up gig gone wrong. Let’s just say it’s a casting bullet we’re all glad they dodged.

Why Recasting Eric Foreman in That ’70s Show Would’ve Been a Total Flop...

That ’70s Show brought endless laughs on-screen, but its off-screen stories took a darker turn. While Danny Masterson’s legal troubles dominated the spotlight, another cast member faced an even more tragic fate. Their reported drug overdose shook fans and castmates alike, revealing a heartbreaking reality behind the sitcom’s sunny vibes.

Danny Masterson on That ’70s Show | Credits: The Carsey-Werner Company

Fame and fortune couldn’t shield this star from life’s struggles, leaving a haunting question: How did things go so wrong? Compared to this devastating loss, Masterson’s problems seemed like just one piece of the show’s turbulent legacy.

Lisa Robin Kelly: A Bright Star Dimmed by Tragedy Behind the Scenes A still from That ’70s Show | Credits: The Carsey-Werner Company

Lisa Robin Kelly, who played Laurie Forman, battled demons that eventually overtook her life. Kelly’s on-screen charm masked a devastating reality.

Set to...

Elizabeth Olsen is coming back as a version of the Scarlet Witch in the next year, and the Marvel Cinematic Universe has many exciting movies and series that would make sense for Wanda Maximoff to appear. Olsen's Marvel character was last seen in 2022's Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, which had the Scarlet Witch seemingly die. Then, Agatha All Along teased that Wanda could return in future MCU projects, especially since the show featured one of her sons, Billy Maximoff.

The Scarlet Witch's MCU journey is likely far from over, as Olsen wants to return as the character, and Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige recently commented on Scarlet Witch's MCU return, saying, "We are excited to find out when and how Scarlet Witch can return." Adding to that, Wanda will already be back in 2025, with Olsen set to play a different version of the character in the animated series Marvel Zombies.

This article contains spoilers for "Agatha All Along."

Jac Schaeffer's 2024 TV series "Agatha All Along" stars Kathryn Hahn as Agatha Harkness, a wicked sorceress who serves as a nemesis to the Scarlet Witch. The show is a direct spinoff of 2021's "WandaVision," where the character was first introduced. The new series saw Agatha forming a new coven of witches so that they along with her new teenage sidekick Teen (Joe Locke) could face the trials of the Witches' Road, a mysterious process that grants its survivors any wish they want. Agatha lost her witch powers, so she very much would like to have them back. The series also featured Aubrey Plaza as the Rio Vidal aka Death (who was Agatha's ex-girlfriend), as well as living legend, Patti LuPone, Sasheer Zamata, Ali Ahn, and Debra Jo Rupp.

The shows from within the Marvel Cinematic Universe have been a little frustrating to viewers,...

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My Old Ass is a coming-of-age sci-fi comedy-drama film written and directed by Megan Park. The Prime Video film follows Elliott, an 18-year-old who takes mushrooms on her birthday and comes face-to-face with her wisecracking 39-year-old. Soon, she is contacted by her older self who gives her life advice which makes Elliott forces to rethink everything from family to love. My Old Ass stars Maisy Stella, Percy Hynes White, Maddie Ziegler, Kerrice Brooks, and Aubrey Plaza. So, if you loved the coming-of-age drama, comedic tone, and compelling characters in My Old Ass here are some similar movies you should check out next.

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The Map of Tiny Perfect Things is a sci-fi romantic comedy-drama film directed by Ian Samuels from a screenplay by Lev Grossman. Based on Grossman...

In Agatha All Along's finale, we learned more about Agatha Harkness' past and the truth about her son, Nicky (better known to comic book fans as Nicholas Scratch).

Just as Agatha was about to give birth, Death showed up to claim the child; however, the witch pleaded for more time and seemingly bought that by killing witches. On the one night - at Nicky's prompting - that she didn't, Death finally came for him and Agatha, ashamed of her actions, spent hundreds of years murdering her fellow magic-users on the "Witches' Road" to avoid being reunited with the boy.

Much has been said about who his father could be and, in a new interview, Agatha All Along showrunner Jac Schaeffer dropped her biggest hint yet that Rio Vidal/Death conceived the child with the show's title character.

"I will say [Laughs] that when we were casting sometimes we were like, 'Does that kid look like Rio?...

Agatha All Along concluded with a two-episode finale last week, and we recently asked you to vote so we could determine what Cbm's readers made of the WandaVision spin-off.

The results are now in, and you might be surprised by the outcome!

2239 of you voted, and a whopping 42% (947) went with the most positive option, "Excellent." 27% (615) of you felt it was "Very Good," 15% (329) went with "Good," and only 9% (191) clicked on the most negative choice, "Awful."

It's fair to say that Agatha All Along wasn't exactly the most anticipated Disney+ Marvel series, but the show quickly established itself as a must-watch for many fans. A second season has not been announced, but the fact that Disney has submitted the show in the comedy categories for the upcoming awards season has led to speculation that Marvel might be planning to continue the story.

Even if they don't, we know that Agatha and...

Though the recent two-episode finale of Agatha All Along was seen as a fairly satisfying conclusion by a lot of viewers, some were left a little disappointed by the lack of any major reveals or cameos, and episode 9 included a plot twist that definitely didn't work for everyone.

As we reported prior to the finale, it was revealed that the Witches' Road was never actually real... until it was! It turns out that the Ballad of the Witches' Road was something Agatha and her son Nicholas Scratch made up to pass the time, before Harkness began to use the song to lure unsuspecting witches to her so she could steal their power.

This is exactly what Agatha was planning to do with the makeshift coven she assembled in the series premiere, but Billy Maximoff used his vast untapped abilities to shape a brand-new reality, essentially creating the Road and every...

Unlike the majority of Marvel Studios movies and shows, Agatha All Along did not feature a post-credits scene after the recent two-episode finale.

Showrunner Jac Schaeffer has confirmed that she did write "a number of post-credit scenes," which she has "done on every Marvel project [she's] ever worked on," but "ultimately, it was a Marvel decision not to have a tag on this show."

Now, scooper Mttsh has shared some details on two of the scrapped stingers, and, honestly, they don't sound particularly exciting.

The first would reportedly have caught up with Jennifer Kale as she searches for the doctor who she initially believed to be responsible for taking her powers, while the second saw Death follow Wiccan and Ghost Agatha into the portal as they embark on their quest to find Tommy Maximoff.

One of them had Jennifer Kale looking for the doctor who is still alive somehow https://t.

Agatha All Along, which for my money is the best show to come out of Marvel Studios in a minute, ended on a cliffhanger, as Marvel shows tend to do. Lead character Agatha Harkness (Kathryn Hahn) is dead, but has returned as a ghost. Together, she will help Billy Maximoff (Joe Locke) find his brother, who was recently reincarnated via a chain of events too confusing to recount here. The show's pretty good; you can watch all nine episodes on Disney+.

"I think that people are meant to expect more of Billy and Agatha somewhere in the MCU," creator Jac Schaffer told Entertainment Weekly. Ah, but where? In the MCU, characters are known to bounce between shows and movies. Might Agatha and Billy get their own film, The Adventures of Witch Boy and Ghost Girl? Could they show up in Vision Quest, a new show being developed around the character...

Before Agatha All Along launched on Disney+, many people repeatedly questioned why the show was happening and accused it of being "woke" for featuring female and gay leads. As a result, the majority of MCU fans braced themselves for another round of The Acolyte-style review-bombing.

For the most part, it never came; however, attempts were made as the show boasted a surprisingly low Audience Score on Rotten Tomatoes the day before it premiered.

Week after week, Agatha All Along has proven itself a worthy successor to WandaVision and a story that was very much worth telling. That's evident from the fact it has the best Audience Score for any Phase 5 TV show!

Here's how Marvel Studios' small screen offerings compare from this latest chapter in the Multiverse Saga:

Secret Invasion - 44%

Loki Season 2 - 82%

What If...? Season 2 - 65%

Echo - 60%

Agatha All Along - 83%

There are already rumblings about...

It’s time to update your awards predictions at Gold Derby, because a major TV contender has just announced its strategy for the upcoming 2025 kudos. “Agatha All Along,” Disney Plus’ spin-off of “WandaVision” starring Kathryn Hahn as a centuries-old, sassy witch, will submit in the comedy categories at the Golden Globes, SAG Awards, and next year’s Emmys, per our sister site Variety. The show was originally designed to be a limited series with a beginning, middle, and end.

Two years ago, Hahn received nominations for “WandaVision” at the Emmys and Critics Choice Awards in the limited series races for playing Agnes The Nosy Neighbor, aka Agatha Harkness. The quirky song “Agatha All Along” by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, which won the Best Music & Lyrics Emmy, told the tale of how Agatha was actually responsible for everything that had happened in the fictional town of Westview.

Hahn’s character...

The premiere of Agatha All Along began with "Detective Agnes" discovering Wanda Maximoff's dead body, and even though we never saw her face, a lot of fans expected Elizabeth Olsen's Scarlet Witch to show up in the recent finale.

The former Avenger never appeared, and we only got a vague update on her current MCU status (she's dead... unless she isn't?), and it sounds like enlisting Olsen for a cameo was never a real possibility.

While speaking to THR, showrunner Jac Schaeffer explained why she felt that bringing Wanda back for the finale would have ended up being detrimental to Agatha's story.

"It wasn’t really a for-real conversation, and to speak plainly, it’s a larger conversation of casting, logistics, availability, and budget. Also, to me, on a creative level, it didn’t feel fair to the character of Agatha. This is her story, and the idea...

Disney+ has waved its magic wand to place “Agatha” in the comedy category.

Under the banner of Marvel Television Studios, the hit new spin-off series “Agatha All Along,” starring Kathryn Hahn, will be submitted in the comedy categories for the upcoming awards season, including the Golden Globes, SAG Awards, and next year’s Emmy race, Variety has learned exclusively. The move aligns “Agatha” in a competitive lineup, as it will face acclaimed comedies like ABC’s “Abbott Elementary,” FX’s “The Bear” and HBO/Max’s “Hacks.”

This decision places Hahn in the running against heavyweights such as Jean Smart, Quinta Brunson, and Ayo Edebiri — who have each won the TV comedy actress race for their respective shows over the past three years. For Hahn, who’s never been nominated for a Globe, a mention could be pivotal as she seeks to make a mark at next year’s Emmys ceremony.

[This story contains major spoilers from Agatha All Along’s two-episode finale.]

Just as she did in 2021 with WandaVision, Jac Schaeffer and her latest Marvel series, Agatha All Along, have left fans wanting more of her storytelling spell.

In the Gandja Monteiro-directed two-episode finale, Agatha (Kathryn Hahn), Jennifer Kale (Sasheer Zamata) and Billy Maximoff (Joe Locke) completed their journey across the Witches’ Road, but the mystical realm turned out to be nothing more than a byproduct of Billy’s subconscious and his pop cultural interests. Most of all, his spell-created dimension was inspired by “The Ballad of the Witches’ Road,” which Agatha’s 6-year-old son, Nicky Scratch, originated in 1756. That’s also the same year that Agatha’s former lover, Death (Aubrey Plaza), took Nicky’s life, and despite her willingness to satisfy Death’s latest demand of Billy, Agatha swerved at the last minute, sacrificing herself instead to save Billy.

This action opened the door for Ghost Agatha, a destination that...

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Agatha All Along.

The powerful ending of Agatha All Along proved that two of the series' most emotional deaths could have been avoided. WandaVision spinoff Agatha All Along came to an end on October 30 with an epic double-finale that wrapped up most of the loose ends from the popular MCU Phase 5 series. Agatha Harkness and Death had their final stand-off, Billy Maximoff embraced his new identity of Wiccan, and the truth about Nicholas Scratch, Agatha Harkness' history in the MCU and the Witches' Road itself was revealed.

Agatha All Along's final episodes featured some huge revelations, most notably that the song, "The Ballad of the Witches' Road," had been written by Agatha Harkness and Nicholas Scratch, and that the Witches' Road itself was a fabricated reality created subconsciously by Billy Maximoff. This meant that Billy himself had inadvertently caused the deaths of three brilliant Agatha All Along characters,...

Gandja Monteiro helmed the last two episodes of Agatha All Along, and the director has now taken to Instagram to share some revealing new behind-the-scenes photos and video of some key moments from the finale.

If you haven't watched yet, major spoilers follow.

After getting a power recharge from Wiccan (Joe Locke) in episode 8, Agatha Harkness (Kathryn Hahn) selfishly decides to leave the "Teen" to his fate, but when he asks about her late son, Nicholas Scratch, the witch has a change of heart and takes Billy Maximoff's place by kissing Rio Vidal, aka Death, (Aubrey Plaza) thus giving her life for his.

The final episode focuses on Agatha's backstory and the deal she made with Death to give Nicholas a few years of life. At the end, we return to the present day, with Harkness' ghost appearing to Billy and taking on the role of his "spirit guide...

Agatha All Along proved to be a satisfying journey for fans, though the absence of characters like Mephisto, Speed (who was at least hinted at for a future story), and Hulkling did disappoint some.

There's plenty of time for them to appear in future stories, of course, and showrunner Jac Schaeffer has now confirmed there were once plans for Teddy Altman to appear in the WandaVision follow-up.

In fact, William Kaplan/Billy Maximoff's boyfriend, Eddie (Miles Gutierrez-Riley), was going to be called Teddy! Had that happened, we'd imagine his true identity as a Kree/Skrull hybrid would have been saved for a post-credits scene or something along those lines.

"There were early conversations [about Hulkling]," Schaeffer tells Entertainment Weekly. "[Eddie] was originally called Teddy because we were looking at the artwork and thinking about that. That was a Marvel decision to not have him be Hulkling for the purposes of our show."

"Within our show,...

Agatha All Along wrapped up its first (and likely only) season this week, and showrunner Jac Schaeffer has been sharing some interesting details about certain things that didn't make the cut.

During an in-depth chat with The Ringer-Verse, Schaeffer revealed that she originally wanted to bring back a surprising character from She-Hulk: Attorney at Law to be a part of Agatha's makeshift coven.

“[We wanted] to get Madisynn on the Witches’ Road, but it just didn’t work. It was shoehorning."

As divisive as She-Hulk proved to be, most would likely agree that the episode featuring the debut of Madisynn King was a lot of fun.

Actress Patty Guggenheim's party girl became swept up in Jennifer Walters' affairs following her encounter with former Kamar-Taj student turned magician Donny Blaze. After being called as a witness, she strikes up a friendship with Wong (Benedict Wong), before returning in the episode's hilarious...

Agatha All Along concluded with a two-episode finale on Halloween, and the show wrapped up in a way that proved to be a surprise for a lot of viewers.

Major spoilers ahead.

After getting a power recharge from Wiccan (Joe Locke) in episode 8, Agatha Harkness (Kathryn Hahn) selfishly decides to leave the "Teen" to his fate, but when he asks about her late son, Nicholas Scratch, the witch has a change of heart and takes Billy Maximoff's place by kissing Rio Vidal, aka Death, (Aubrey Plaza) thus giving her life for his.

The final episode focuses on Agatha's backstory and the deal she made with Death to give Nicholas a few years of life. At the end, we return to the present day, with Harkness' ghost appearing to Billy and taking on the role of his "spirit guide" as they set off in search of his brother, Tommy.

While speaking to Collider,...

5 interesting facts about Agatha All Along (Photo Credit – Facebook)

The magical mayhem of Agatha All Along dropped on September 18, 2024, on Disney+, and it’s here to take you on a wild ride through the enchanting chaos of Agatha Harkness, brought to life by the effortlessly charming Kathryn Hahn. This isn’t just another spin-off; it dives deep into the wicked past of a witch with powers that would freak anyone out!

Agatha Harkness is no average witch. This powerhouse has a talent for stealing the magic of others, and trust us; her reputation is as dark as it gets. We’re talking about a witch once part of her mom Evanora Harkness’ coven during the infamous Salem Witch Trials in the late 1600s. In 1693, she faced her coven in a trial for dabbling in dark magic—and get this—she didn’t just overpower them; she straight-up killed her mother!