[ SECRET POST #5178 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5178 ⌋

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Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

I should also say it's most enjoyable if you have some understanding of sitcom tropes from the 50s to now. Watching sitcoms from those time periods used to be my childhood, so the first half was really fun for the conceits used, but would probably be less interesting without understanding it.

Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

(Original OP who made the first comment)

I grew up largely with "I Love Lucy" and I have a general understanding of 50s sitcom tropes, so that concept in Wandervision won't be unfamiliar to me. Using a specific period piece is part of why I want to watch it. The rest is stuff you said and some returning characters I'm excited to see (Darcy! Monica! Jimmy Woo!) Also I hear it carries similar vibe to Tom King's The Vision miniseries comic which I remember digging a while back.

Thanks for answering, I think I will check it out when I have time.