The following story contains tangential spoilers for WandaVision. WandaVision finds two titular Marvel heroes living in a surreal sitcom world—complete with commercial breaks. The commercials—one per episode—all include references to other events, things, and people within the Marvel Cinematic Universe.Throughout the season, we’ll keep this story updated with every WandaVision commercial and what the contents really mean. Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen) and Vision (Paul Bettany) are living their perfect sitcom life. At least they thought they were. As WandaVision pulls the curtain back more and more from its sitcom premise to reveal the mystery action thriller beneath, it’s hard to help from looking for clues in each and every corner of the show. One key place for that is the fake commercials within the fake sitcom, which all seem to have a running thread: they’re connected to Wanda’s past. We’re still only getting little bits and pieces of clarity as to what is actually happening in Westview, but it sure seems to be trending toward the idea that the sitcom reality we’re seeing in WandaVision is an alternate or manipulated reality created in Scarlet Witch’s mind; everything we see is stuff that she knows. Hence the commercials’ connections to her past, and, for one example, the lack of clarity about what Vision does at his job. It would seem to be her way of dealing with recent life trauma and loss, but we can’t 100% confirm that yet. We can just analyze what we get so far—and that’s been some… Click below to read the full story from Men’s Health
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The Hidden Marvel Meaning Behind Every WandaVision Commercial
