WandaVision explained: here's everything we know about the Marvel show

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On TechRadar, we've covered the Disney Plus series WandaVision in detail – and on this page, you'll find pretty much everything we've written about it, from episodic recaps to explainers.

Following 23 Marvel movies, WandaVision is the first TV show set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The series combines MCU action with riffs on classic sitcoms, and sees magic-wielding Sokovian Avenger Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen) and the synthetic, thought-dead Avenger Vision (Paul Bettany) settling down for suburban life in the town of Westview.

Naturally, not all is as it seems. And as the show has developed, its sitcom façade has crumbled to reveal some more disturbing goings-on in the town – as well as hinting at wider implications for the MCU at large.

WandaVision recaps: every episode reviewed

Want a full recap of each WandaVision episode? Every week, TechRadar went through each chapter in rigorous detail, picking out trivia and other parts you might've missed.

WandaVision episode 1 recap: Vision's boss comes to dinner
WandaVision episode 2 recap: A magic show gone wrong
WandaVision episode 3 recap: What's really going on in Westview?
WandaVision episode 4 recap: Who is Monica Rambeau?
WandaVision episode 5 recap: Sparky the dog!
WandaVision episode 6 recap: A long-lost character comes to town
WandaVision episode 7 recap: The biggest reveal yet
WandaVision episode 8 recap: Answers, at last!
WandaVision episode 9 recap: A satisfying but muddled ending

WandaVision explainers: breaking down key points in each episode

Each week, as new mysteries were added to the mix, or more characters popped up in the show, we broke down the key parts from each episode. You'll find all our existing explainers below.

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