Not watching themselves per se, more like they make a reel of each groups best bits and then show them to the other groups. So they wouldn't see themselves, just the other people.
In season episode 6 is another episode and 10 are missing from streaming sites is there any way to watch it
And maybe who the bastard was? I know ep2 is gone but i have no idea who it was about and i am sure there are others?
Is it like a weekly thing or is it still as chaotic as before?
It used to be the highlight of my Friday evening (late 30s so I've accepted I'm nearly old and can't be arsed with going out). I think the celebrity version being so entertaining has something to do with it. And I noticed in last few series they seem to focus on shocking or gross stuff
I just finished the Elements Miniseries in my watch through the series and once I finish Season 10 I wanna go back and watch specific stories again (like the Simon storyline, Finn's relationship with FP, Fiona and Cake episodes) but I can't find any lists of the episodes organized by the main plot line.
What shall I do with the spare time?
Hey guys, I stopped watching supernatural beginning of season 13 (I think? when they first introduced lucifers son??) and now that it’s finished I plan to do a full rewatch.
Since it’s got 73 million episodes, I plan to only watch the plot moving episodes and skip the filler / monster of the week episodes.
It’s hard to search for these lists without being spoiled myself so does anyone have a source for the full series broken up into plot / motw episodes?
I created this list for another thread but thought it would be cool to share with other people. Here is a list of all the obscure references I have seen in the latest episode.
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When Vision goes to get the doctor we can see the license plate of his car: '6J9-P8M'. If you take the plate and reshuffle the numbers and letters we get '9J86MP'. Which corresponds to number 9 of The West Coast Avengers released in June ( J une) 19 86 and which sees the debut in the comics of Master Pandemonium. In the comics Mephisto tricks Master Pandemonium into kidnapping Wanda's children which may be a clue as to Mephisto's intentions.
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When the doctor is examining Wanda and explaining how they use fruits and vegetables for reference of baby sizes. At the end he says "Seven, pineapple. Eight, honeydew". Which may come into play with the whole hexagon shapes and beekeeper theories.
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The doctor says he is going to Bermuda. Bermuda is often known for it's mysterious on-goings and people not escaping the area once in it.
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On the paint pots in the nursery it says 'Simser' which is a cool easter egg of the storyboard artist who worked on WandaVision called 'Jeremy Simser'.
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The Shakespeare quote from Vision “All the worlds a stage. All the men and women are merely players.” Wanda and Vision are “players” in the “stage” that is WandaVision
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When Wanda starts to have false contractions and the house starts to go crazy for the first time. Vision says "What the Dickens?" This is an old British saying that basically means "What the devil?" which may be another nod to Mephisto
There is a new episode of the Pod that dropped earlier this morning. It's a special Holiday Pod-List. You get the chance to listen to our favourite band's songs covered by the supremely talented members of this group! Enjoy it here:
https://link.chtbl.com/CN516WYT
