Name: Top 10 Things You Missed in WandaVision Episodes 1 and 2
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And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 things you missed in one division.

We're looking at Easter eggs and little details that you might have overlooked in the first two episodes of this wicked Disney.

Plus Siri's be sure to watch the episodes before proceeding because there will be a few spoilers.

It's throughout the first episode Wanda envision attempt to figure out why August 23rd is marked off on their calendar with a heart doodle.

Vision thinks it's because his boss, Mr Hart, is coming over for dinner and sitcom hijinks ensue.

I think the best course of action is to impress the wife.

And I think the best course of action is to impress the husband.

The number 23 stands out for a variety of reasons.

For starters, there's the 23 Enigma, which has inspired numerous interpretations, theories and beliefs.

In every case, the number 23 carries an important significance in Wana vision.

It could be alluding to the strangeness of the circumstances, something sinister going on behind the scenes or bad luck looming around the corner.

Or maybe it's because the Infinity saga was comprised of 23 movies and one division commences phase for that man through there is my boss, Mr Hart, on his Dear Lady White, Mrs Hart.

The heart on the calendar was an abbreviation number nine Illusions to classic TV shows.

Even if you didn't grow up with a black and white TV, anyone can tell that the first two episodes channel classic sitcoms from the fifties and early sixties.

What do you say to silver dollar pancakes?

Crispy hash browns, bacon, eggs, freshly squeezed orange juice?

What younger audiences might not realize is that the satire here isn't too far off from actual sitcoms that came out during television's early decades.

The fantasy situation comedy arguably started with my favorite Martian, where a stranded alien befriends a human reporter.

This paved the way for other quirky sitcoms like I Dream of Jeannie, in which an astronaut finds a genie in a bottle.

Bandy a Wanda vision, is kind of like a gender swapped My living doll, where a man took in an android named Rhoda.

Suddenly two Avengers living in suburbia doesn't sound so contrived.

Here I can cut down the prep time with a meat tenderizer.

Although the first two episodes borrow from several shows, they have the most in common with Bewitched.

Like Samantha Stephens, Wanda Maximov is a magical woman trying to blend in as a normal suburban housewife.

Episode twos Intro even replicates the animated opening credits of Bewitched one, but the similarities run deeper than that.

The second episode, notably commences with Wanda, envision sleeping in separate beds Allah, Ricky and Lucy Ricardo.

It isn't long until they merged the beds in tow one and get under the covers.

Yeah, Mary Kay and Johnny was the first show to depict a husband and wife sharing a bed.

However, Bewitched marked the first time that to TV actors who weren't married in real life played a couple that shared a bed.

While the debut episodes air similar in tone, the characters and environments evolve in subtle ways.

Nowhere is this more apparent than in Wanda's wardrobe.

Throughout the first episode, Wanda primarily wears address akin to most housewives from classic sitcoms.

In the second episode, she trades in her apron for a pair of pants.

Wanda's outfit is brought up several times, making her feel like an outsider.

Wanda, can I give you a bit of friendly advice?

This isn't too different from the minor controversy Mary Tyler Moore's Capri Pants ignited on The Dick Van Dyke Show.

While More was not the first actress toe wear pants on television, she certainly popularized the look and in due course, changed the television dress code.

And like more before her, Wanda is a true Trailblazer.

Wanda Vision is full of eccentric characters who may or may not be what they seem, including one mild mannered postal worker.

And we're not talking about Willie Lumpkin.

Dennis the mailman is played by a most Glick who you might recognize from another EMC.

Actually, you probably don't because he was only on screen for a few seconds in the season seven premiere of Agents of Shield, Glick pops up as a waiter from the 19 thirties.

Could there be a deeper connection between Dennis and this random waiter?

Three Casting director is probably figured that nobody would notice.

Either way, we're keeping our eye on you, Dennis.

In the first episode, Vision reads The West View Harold when Wanda accidentally levitates addition to his head.

My wife for the flying sources my husband and is indestructible head.

While it's hard to make out the papers, top headline reads, Little Baby.

June's first word tickles Mother, we guess it was a slow news day, but this headline could be hinting at another Characters arrival in the comics.

Wanda isn't the Onley character who's gone by Scarlet Witch.

June Covington is primarily known as Toxie Doxy, but when Norman Osborn assembled his Dark Avengers for the second time, June became the team Scarlet Witch.

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