Circle Sewn with Fate/Unlock Thy Hidden Gate

This show is giving wandavision vibes with a rich mystery, great writing and phenomenal performances across the board. Hahn and Locke really come into their own with this episode giving two really funny yet comedic performances. I really wish this show was binge because when this episode ended I just wanted to watch more and more I'm very invested and it's only just begun. I think the idea of the witches road is fascinating and I can't wait to get to explore it. The show also gives off some really intense horror vibes at points and i can't wait for it to let loose. Is this show for everyone? I'm not sure but is it for me 100%

An improvement on episode 1 for sure.

This episode Agatha has more of her wits about her as she is on a mission, she needs to reclaim power as she no longer has the dark hold. She is joined by a teen that for some reason we don't know who they are, on their way to collect a coven of witches so they can get to the witch's road which gives the person what they need the most.

A better episode due to a very good supporting cast introduced. Agatha is good, my favourite was Mrs Hart and the witch from the fortune tellers shop.

I must say enough goes on in the episodes that it has a fresher feeling than past Disney Plus shows. As of now each episode has progression on the path, besides Loki everything else was so slow and this is picking things up ! Happy with that, 6/10.

Magnificent cast blended with music that makes you believe you are in broadway while sitting in your coach, this episode have a song that it's difficult you'll ever forget. Episode 2 sets up the storyline in a intricate way that makes you want to see more.

The build up of the character of Agatha is just phenomenal because it allows the viewer to feel the emotions of a known villain, not seen in TV shows with short seasons nowadays. The show knows the audience, and a woman lead with LGBT characters makes the statement. If someone is a hater, the door is open to leave, you don't have to announce like this is an airport.

Episode one felt like a prequel, setting up the plot of the series while mostly covering things we already knew. This is the real start of the series. It was so interesting seeing the group come together. It did feel a little bit rushed, mostly because of how short the episodes are, but I have no doubt that these characters will be expanded as the series continues. I also did not expect it to be as funny as it is, but when you have the amount of comedic talent in the main cast that this show has, it's hard not to take advantage of it. The ending is very ambiguous, which works in the context of this show, but I don't know if what's coming next is going to be as fun to watch as this was. Still, I'm choosing to stay optimistic. I'm definitely looking forward to seeing the next few episodes.

The second episode starts straight from where the first one ends. Agatha and her Toto set about putting together their coven for their journey down the road.

This episode showcases Agatha's history with other witches and finishes the set up and starting the journey down the road.

As with all Marvel shows that have come before we are left with more questions than answers, but it's a strong start.

We've had Disney+ shows before where the first two episodes show promise and then the rest of the season is dragged out, with a 9 episode run, here's hoping that this won't be the same and that the pace can continue.