Two nerds — a professional movie reviewer, Paul Asay (of Plugged In), who actually loves movies and an unqualified geek, Jake Roberson, who knows just enough to be dangerous — take on a crazy world saturated in movies, television, and myriad pop culture tropes.
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Two nerds — a professional movie reviewer, Paul Asay (of Plugged In), who actually loves movies and an unqualified geek, Jake Roberson, who knows just enough to be dangerous — take on a crazy world saturated in movies, television, and myriad pop culture tropes.
WandaVision [SPOILERCAST] Full Season Review and What Phase 4 Means for the Future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Pop Culture with Fanboy and Know-It-All
1 hour 20 minutes 25 seconds
4 years ago
WandaVision [SPOILERCAST] Full Season Review and What Phase 4 Means for the Future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe
What does WandaVision mean for Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe??
The 9-episode run of WandaVision is officially in the books over on Disney+ and it was chockfull of potential implications for Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (also, do we need to start calling it the Marvel Cinematic Multiverse now?).
Fanboy and Know-It-All are chockfull with hot takes for what Marvel Studios did with Wanda and Vision in WandaVision. They are also not shy about prognosticating about what WandaVision and the upcoming slate of MCU (MCM?) movies and Disney+ shows all mean for the future of the Marvel superheroes that you know and love (or know and hate, don't let us tell you how you feel).
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Pop Culture with Fanboy and Know-It-All
Two nerds — a professional movie reviewer, Paul Asay (of Plugged In), who actually loves movies and an unqualified geek, Jake Roberson, who knows just enough to be dangerous — take on a crazy world saturated in movies, television, and myriad pop culture tropes.
