Yahoo Lifestyle 17 "Agatha All Along" Easter Eggs From Episode 3 That You Might've Missed The First Time Around
🚨 There are obviously MASSIVE spoilers ahead for Agatha All Along Episode 3, as well as WandaVision! 🚨
1.First, the Witches' Road appears to be a forest, which is the same in Scarlet Witch (2015), the comic book series in which Wanda Maximoff walks the Witches' Road. At the very beginning, the road appears like a magical forest. However, the landscape changes the further down the road Wanda walks.
2.When Teen tries to reveal his name, Lilia remarks that a sigil has been placed upon him. While they turn their attention to Agatha, she remarks that it's a "clumsy glamour." In WandaVision, she similarly remarked how Wanda's original spell was flawed and messy and she was willing to fix it.
3.The glamour that appears on Teen's mouth when he tries to say his name appears to look like an "M," which adds more to the very popular theory that Teen is actually Billy Kaplan, aka Wiccan, aka Billy Maximoff, hence the "M."
If you want a little explanation, in the comics, after Billy and Tommy Maximoff disappeared, Mephisto (more on him later) reclaimed their souls, which ultimately destroyed the demon with Wanda's help. Eventually, Billy's soul was reborn in Billy Kaplan, the son of Jeff and Rebecca Kaplan.
Growing up, Billy's favorite Avenger was the Scarlet Witch — like, same — and he ultimately joins the Young Avengers as Wiccan. He has similar powers as Wanda except while hers manifest as red magic, his manifest as blue magic.
Eventually, Billy learns of his true heritage, aka being the reincarnated son of Scarlet Witch and Vision. And, yes, Tommy is also reincarnated as Tommy Shepherd, aka Speed.
4.Also, Alice mentions that a sigil is a spell that hides something, which is also why many people regarded the Westview Anomaly, aka the Hex, as a sigil Wanda unintentionally created to hide her version of Westview from the world.
5.When they arrive at the house and Lilia mentions the moon's phases, Teen remarks that it depicts the "water phase." In the comics, Wiccan, aka Billy Kaplan, can control water.
Later in the episode, it's also revealed that the house is seemingly under water, and water eventually comes rushing in, too.
6.Similar to how Agatha All Along Episode 1 featured an homage to Mare of Easttown, Episode 3's trial appears to be a tribute to drama series like Big Little Lies, Desperate Housewives, etc., aka those shows where women drink wine, cause trouble, and live in gorgeous houses.
7.While exploring the house, Sharon, aka Mrs. Hart, can be heard asking if anyone has watched the show Huge Tiny Lies, which is a nod to Big Little Lies.
8.Jen mentions how Agatha's son could be an agent of Mephisto. And if you then heard a bunch of cheering, it's because all of the theorizing about Mephisto showing up in WandaVision has finally paid off. Now, in the comics, Billy and Tommy Maximoff were created using parts of Mephisto's soul, and Mephisto is the devil.
In the comics, Mephisto is a powerful Marvel villain who rivals Thanos. He appears frequently in comics featuring the Scarlet Witch and Agatha Harkness. So HERE WE GO, PEOPLE.
After Mephisto reabsorbs Billy and Tommy, they disappear, only for them to be reborn as Wiccan and Speed.
I first mentioned Mephisto's involvement in WandaVision when Episode 5 aired in February 2021, so yes, I feel VINDICATED.
9.When Teen asks Alice about her tattoo, she mentions she got it in Colorado. In the comics, Agatha and her son, Nicholas Scratch, live in New Salem, Colorado, a secret community that is inhabited by witches and other magic users.
In the comics, Agatha notably leaves New Salem and Nicholas behind to go venture out into the world.
10.Also, Teen mentions that a lot happened to him at 13 years old. Now, for a little Marvel math problem: Teen is 16 now. Three years ago, he was 13, which is when WandaVision ended and Billy Maximoff disappeared. All I'm saying is the Billy theory for Teen is holding strong.
In Agatha All Along Episode 1, Herb tells Agatha she's been living under Wanda's spell for three years.
11.While hallucinating, Sharon mentions Wanda and asks her to let someone breathe. This is a reference to WandaVision Episode 1 when Mr. Hart was choking, and Mrs. Hart begged Wanda to help him.
12.While I'm not entirely certain what Lilia's hallucination is referencing, aside from us seeing a young Lilia, I'm running with the theory it is a reference to Agatha's broach, which features the Triple Goddess, aka the Maiden, the Mother, and the Crone.
As I mentioned in last week's breakdown, the number three seems to be important in Agatha All Along.
13.When Agatha hallucinates her baby and the Darkhold, the scene is framed similarly to when Wanda stands over Vision's dead body inside S.W.O.R.D. in Episode 8 of WandaVision.
14.Lilia mentions that she doesn't want to climb into the oven because of something that happened to a friend of hers. In Hansel and Gretel, the witch is notably killed when Gretel pushes her into an oven.
15.Earlier in the episode, Sharon mentions how she would want to be buried in the kitchen, and then she literally dies in the kitchen.
16."Heads Will Roll" by Yeah Yeah Yeahs plays over the closing credits of Episode 3. The song is said to be inspired by Alice in Wonderland and the Queen of Hearts. Similar to Alice in Wonderland, Agatha and her coven have gone "through the looking glass" into a magical new world, aka the Witches' Road.
17.And finally, I figured now would be a good time to point out some Easter eggs in the closing credits. For starters, you can spot an Agatha animation in the style of the opening credits of Bewitched. This animation style was also used in WandaVision Episode 2.
The credits also feature depictions of other famous witches.
Did you catch any other Easter eggs or cool details? Have a better theory for one mentioned above? Tell us everything in the comments below!
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