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Outlaw Agatha Harkness regains her freedom thanks to the help of a teenager
Intrigued by his plea, she embarks on the trials of the Witches’ Path to regain her powers and uncover the teenager’s motives. Stars Kathryn Hahn, Joe Locke, Sashir Zamata, Debra Jo Rupp, and Ali Ann, along with showrunner Jack Schaefer and executive producer Mary Livanos, talk about how they prepared for the Marvel show.
Ranch before the neighborhood was demolished
The Westview exteriors were filmed on Blondie Street in Warner Bros. The set was previously used for Wandavision.
Agatha lives in the house used in the TV series Bewitched (1964)
Edited together in Marvel Studios: Assembled: The Making of Agatha All Along (2024). This fun spin-off of WandaVision isn’t quite as crazy, but it’s smart, imaginative, and often quite funny, with an all-star cast.
There are some notable twists and turns, and I enjoyed them, even the ones that were criticized by others
In the main story, Agatha attempts to regain her powers by gathering a group of witches to follow the “Witch’s Way” and fulfill her heart’s desire by overcoming various eccentric challenges. Katherine Hahn is excellent in her defense of Agatha, who ends up with a coven that doesn’t really like or trust her — which is not surprising, given what we know about her from WandaVision.
Whose transformation do you like the most?
Unfortunately, I didn’t like the ending, which was a disappointment, but overall it was a great experience that I highly recommend. Check out some of our favorite superheroes in full gear and incognito.