The following story contains some spoilers for episode 1 of Agatha All Along, "Seekest Thou the Road." IF YOU THINK back to the long, long ago time of January 2021, when WandaVision first debuted on Disney+,

Cue Rio Vidal, an antagonistic witch with a long history and vendetta against Agatha. In the show’s premiere episode, she appears as a federal agent in Agatha’s “Agnes of Westview” illusion. Rio initially seems like an ally to Agatha as she attempts to get Agatha out of Wanda’s spell multiple times,

According to Aubrey Plaza, "Agatha All Along" has set out to cast a queer spell. The actress told Variety that the upcoming Disney+ "WandaVision" spinoff series is definitely the most LGBTQ+ friendly installment of the MCU.

In a strange turn of events, their next witch, a blood witch, is hiding out in a Hot Topic. They’re after Ali Ahn’s Alice Wu-Gulliver, daughter of the powerful witch Lorna Wu, who is rumored to have been lost on the Witches Road.

That was more like it, right? Episode 2 of Agatha All Along – wordily titled “Circle Sewn With Fate / Unlock Thy Hidden Gate” – is a big step up from the mostly wasteful premiere, with Agatha assembling a dysfunctional coven of all-singing all-dancing witches.

I n Agatha All Along, the road to purple dreams is paved with iridescent flagstones. Agatha Harkness’ reinvigoration as her true witchy self comes with a sleek, jacketed fit in

"Agatha All Along" premieres Wednesday on Disney+. Here's a "WandaVision" recap (and some other crucial MCU details to remember) before watching.

T here used to be a palpable energy in the air whenever a new Marvel release was on the horizon. Rumors would swirl around the internet with complicated but entertaining fan theor

And while you probably haven't forgotten the "Agatha All Along" song that went viral during the pandemic, you may not quite remember the specific details of who Agatha is, what her powers were, and how witchcraft worked in that show.