Familiar by Thy Side

In my opinion, this is the best episode of the series so far. Answers so many questions we've had, even since the days of the WandaVision series. An episode that made me many times remain with my mouth open throughout the scene, from the shock of what I saw.

While watching the episode on the one hand I didn't want it to end, on the other hand I wanted it to continue to know what happens next. Joe Locke is great, Kathryn Hahn as usual steals the show, and the other characters in the episode are just as good, including one we didn't know was coming.

Starting from the opening scene that I personally really connected with, to the ending scene that leaves a taste for more, the 6th episode of Agatha all along is excellent in every parameter.

I'm sorry but can some of yall get a grip? We all know that it's agatha's show and almost everyone is watching it just for her but let's be serious, the whole show isn't just going to be centered around her when we have billy and a coven. I didn't see anyone this pressed when wandavision was focused on agatha and monica or when loki was focused on kang and ravonna??

I could make SO MANY other comparisons to prove my point even more but i won't, i just want to know why all of sudden some of you guys want to act like every single show you've seen has only been revolved around one single character. Every show has their main character and with agatha as our main character obviously we could have the whole show just be about her because there's so much about her past that we don't know but news flash, THERE IS MULTIPLE MAIN CHARACTERS IN THIS SHOW!!

Someone tell me one marvel show that has revolved around just one character and no one else cause i sure haven't seen it, hope that helps <3.

So given AAA is Joe's 2nd credit he carries this episode superbly, giving real depth to his character and insight into what's going on.

I was verging on giving up on the show, but now I'm invested in the arc just to see if he's successful.

My only gripe now is in very much turning out to be a Marvel trope, the titular character isn't really the main protagonist and ends up playing 2nd fiddle to the side kick (Hawkeye suffered this particularly badly) The teens chemistry with Agatha is evident once again in the few short scenes they share along with an interesting alternative perspective of the first episode (which sadly makes that episode even more of a nonsense plot hole unfortunately) but this is a great uptick in quality.

Well, this has been a very interesting road so far. We definitely needed to piece together who "Teen" was, what his journey on the road was about, and how Agatha's own story will develop. I think this episode managed that quite well.

Finding out who actually placed the sigil on him was the real revelation. She (watch the show if you want to know who I'm talking about) was behind it all along. Probably forgetting about the sigil was a convenient side effect, but the plot twist still forces me to wait for the next episode next week.

I am so hyped for this! I haven't yet seen an episode that made me so eager for the next one, as did the one streamed this week. That's just my opinion.

My 8-star rating doesn't undermine the 10-star rating I've given to the entire show. This episode just ended sooner than I would have liked, hence the lower rating.

But the whole story is starting to make sense.

Billy's origin story is completely heartbreaking (or maybe it's the actor selling it!) but the early stuff (joy/confusion) was difficult to bear. It really played into his lost boy persona. Then the cameos from the other members of the coven (and the special guest star) made the show smaller (in a good way). Seeing detective Agatha was hysterical (brava Hahn!) especially for the ridiculousness from William's (sorry, Billy's) perspective (I loved her "gun"!).

Sure the episode didn't further the plot but it provided some interesting background for all of the Wanda vision fans (of which I am one!).

Sandbox made and they're definitely playing in it!