Agatha All Along: Mischief, Mystery, Misdirection and Magic in the MCU

Get ready for an exhilarating exploration of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Phase 5 as we unveil the mystifying journey of Agatha Harkness in "Agatha All Along." What if a character could simultaneously be both protagonist and antagonist, weaving a tale of mischief and power? Discover how Agatha emerges from the shadow of "WandaVision," building alliances and facing ancient foes, all while slyly luring witches into her centuries-old plot. We'll guide you through the intricate storyline, highlighting Agatha's trials on the Witches' Road and the intriguing role of her son, Nicholas Scratch. 

As we navigate through the MCU's complex character arcs, brace yourself for a deep dive into the narrative craftsmanship surrounding beloved characters like Agatha, Billy, and Rio. Ever wondered how a tarot card episode could redefine narrative structure? We'll uncover the innovative storytelling techniques that showcase the MCU's potential for non-linear narratives and ponder the franchise’s future direction amidst its mixed receptions. From Ralph Bohner's quirky updates and Rio's grim duties to the enigmatic presence of the Salem Seven, we dissect the layers of magical mystery and moral dilemmas woven through this captivating phase.

To wrap up, we reflect on the unforgettable impact of "WandaVision," contemplating the buzzworthy rumors of Selena Gomez's potential MCU cameo. Is her appearance essential, or just a cherry on top? We'll share our thoughts on the show's atmospheric use of music and audio, celebrating Billy's homage to Wanda, and express our yearning for a line or moment that echoes the power of Rocket Raccoon's memorable statement in GOTG Vol. 3. Join us as we embrace the Halloween spirit, our hearts beating in anticipation of the spooky and sinister wonders lurking just beyond the horizon.

Chapters

• 0:01 Agatha All Along
• 14:35 Exploring MCU Characters and Storylines
• 28:43 WandaVision Review Analysis
• 33:45 Agatha All Along Review Analysis

Transcript

Speaker 1: 0:01

What's up everybody. It's Jet Black Extreme and welcome back to the Zone Podcast, the show for nerdy news and reviews. I'm Jet Black Extreme and today's topic is Agatha Allalaw. Keep in mind that before I get started, this is going to be a part of the MCU Phase 5, part 2, that compilation that I'm going to do. So this episode and the rest of Phase 5 is going to be in a super cut in the future, like somewhere in 2026, whenever Thunderbolts Thunderbolts is supposed to be the last thing in phase five before they get into phase six. So that's like did next year. But until then there's still some shows and some movies. That's still part of phase five. So I'm gonna get to those when they come. But right now, let's go ahead and get into agatha all along. And spoilers for anybody who didn't watch the show uh, please watch the show if you haven't already. But assuming that you already watched the show and you're tuning in just to hear my two cents on the whole thing, then buckle up, let's go ahead and zone in on it. So, so, agatha All Along, or if you've already seen all nine episodes, it's more like Billy All Along, this show.

Speaker 1: 1:36

At first I thought why do we need this show? Why does Agatha need her own show? Why does agatha needs her own show? And obviously I should have known. Well, I did know, but essentially, having agatha as this unconventional protagonist, even though she's also technically the antagonist, but it gets weird it's one of those things where this show doesn't have like a conventional antagonist, it's more like just I'll explain as you get along, but anyways, uh, it's centered around agatha hart and it's based on the spin-off. It's a spin-off series based off of wandavision back in 2021. It's the 11th um show in the mcu and it was the first to be released under the Marvel television label. Uh, usually it's like Marvel Studios, but now they're just gonna like okay, we're gonna call it Marvel television now whenever it's a show under the Marvel studio banner.

Speaker 1: 2:35

Anyways, three years after being trapped under the magical spell in the town of Westview uh, after being trapped under the magical spell in the town of Westview, agatha escapes with the help of this goth queen who wishes to face the trials of the legendary Witch's Road, and without her powers. Agatha and the teenager have to form a coven to face these trials, while contending with some of Agatha's old enemies, like the Salem Seven. Now I'm going to talk about the characters real quick. Agatha, I like how? Yeah, the show is Agatha all along, and I did say the whole thing with Billy all along. But think about it like this Right, alright, so Agatha Was pretty much behind it all from a conceptual point of view, but billy really sold the whole thing with the hex.

Speaker 1: 3:38

So the whole thing with the witch's road is that the whole time it was just a song that Agatha and her son, nicholas Scratch, had invented and the whole thing was for like what? 200, maybe even longer than that, like all the way back to the Salem Witch Trials. Uh, I kinda don't feel like going all the way back to see how long that was, but, um, let's just say it's like centuries ago. Anyways, agatha, the whole time she was trying to lure witches into this idea to what, if they go trials they'll get this wish granted. But the whole time it was more like she would tell them like they'll sing the song and then when opening the witch's road doesn't work, then a whole bunch of finger pointing happens and then it just gets to a point to where Agatha kind of antagonized them into attacking her, point to where Agatha kind of antagonized them into attacking her and her thing is she steals the magical power of the witches and that kills them, uh, in return. So she pretty much been doing that for centuries and she even had her son in the car.

Speaker 1: 4:59

But here's the thing uh, death, uh, ryo Badal, and once again, like I mean y'all seen it, like I'm assuming that y'all saw all night, so I'm not gonna bullshit y'all with rio. She showed up and keep in mind that nicholas wasn't, he was supposed to be alive, like he was supposed to be stillborn. But rio showed up claiming the boy and agatha was like please, no, don't do this. And straight up, rio was like you, lucky, I like you. So I'm gonna make you a deal, I'm gonna give him a little bit more time.

Speaker 1: 5:35

So that was like six years so, and the funny thing is it was the show is really good at misdirection and misleading the audience. That's why it kind of makes sense for witches and being mischievous, conniving, whatnot y'all. I like that. See, the funny thing about Marvel Studios I think they're capable of clever writing when they're actually trying.

Speaker 1: 6:11

Because some of the previous entries in the past like especially in phase four, where I'm like y'all could have done more I feel like y'all could have done more, but but the whole thing is that, with agatha, she's trying to steal all these powers and whatnot. And then one day, well, she wakes up and come to find out that Nicholas died in his sleep. And they made it sound like, oh well, rhea must have just taken the boy in her sleep, but no, it's just more like. Just like what Agatha said sometimes boys just die, not to be too different about that. But you know, I know, I know it's morbid, but you know what I'm saying. Essentially, she's still been doing the whole con thing with the witch's road, just to steal powers and whatnot. And of course, that all led to WandaVision, to where, oh shit, there's like a really powerful witch moving in. So let me go see where she's about. And then, you know, she got humbled and that led to Agatha All along to where okay, now that she's snapped out of the Ginjutsu that she was in With the help of Ryo, trying to get her back into her senses, and what not, that's when she's trying to piece together.

Speaker 1: 7:23

What's going on, how can she get her Powers back? And that's when she's trying to piece together, uh, what's going on? How can she get her powers back? And that's when she realized that, oh shit, uh, that teenager was absolutely real and I had him gag the closet because I thought I was a detective, and that's another thing.

Speaker 1: 7:40

I like how, with the genjutsu, the mind spell that wanda put on agatha, to where in her head she was like this detective and meanwhile everybody in the town of westby was humoring her. I was like, okay, she's clearly crazy, but let's just humor her because you know we were all under wanda's spell. So you know, I just give it time to kind of like ease, you know, transition, you know, and, um, I like how we're kind of figuring out the mystery behind what happened to nicholas scratch. Who the hell is this teenager, uh, the act that really walked the witch's road, and who the hell is this teenager, uh, did agatha really walk the witch's road? And who the hell is real badol? And we're trying to figure all this out. I mean, I know like hardcore fans figured most of it out from the get-go, but you know, once again, this show kind of like the misleaders, like the whole thing with agatha's.

Speaker 1: 8:44

Uh, when billy was asking agatha, is wanda maxima, uh, really dead? And she was like, yes, no, maybe, and it's like she not really sure if she's dead or alive. It's see, that's another thing. In the first episode, when agatha asked um rio because I'm not calling her agnes, because that's just her uh, under the, when she was under the spell, uh, agatha asked rio um, did you, is this your play? Moving the body, uh, across state lines. So I'm so. My thing was, I'm thinking, does rio know if scarlet witch is dead? For sure, because she never said anything about that, like she was, she would have been the main person who could have confirmed that. And that's another weird thing. Like, okay, agatha died at episode eight, yes, and Eight, yes.

Speaker 1: 9:43

And For Billy Love, and you know real, let him go, because you know, deal to deal, since I gotta take one of y'all with me. So, since Acrobatics herself to save you, I'm like, okay, well, deal is a deal. You know I'm I may be deaf, but I'm also fair, even though technically you're breaking the rules by being alive. Well, not even technically he really is breaking the rules. But you know, like, I mean, it's wicked, though I like him. And that's another thing. His outfit, like yeah, it's close to being comic book accurate, aside from the crown, and I like the crown, by the way, but it's just not comic book accurate and the outfit I like it.

Speaker 1: 10:30

But when he came back after, you know figuring out, well, actually trying to bring tommy spirit into the body of tommy shepherd, and that's gonna be another thing and either a movie or another spin-off wandavision show. By the way, they're already saying that there's gonna be another wandavision spin-off show and a scarlet witch movie, but also there's a whole thing with vision question. I feel like vision quest isn't that wandavision spin-off that they're probably talking about? So it's probably going to be like maybe Wiccan and Speed, you know them linking up fighting somebody. You know what's crazy.

Speaker 1: 11:18

I kind of wish Polaris was in the MCU, because Polaris is Wanda's sister and I'm trying to figure out how they're going to fit her in, especially considering the whole thing with, in actuality, wanda Maximoff is the daughter of Magneto. So I'm trying to figure out how they're going to fit all this in when the mutants are the, because you know it could have been like rewritten and whatnot. Blah, blah, blah. You know, know, multiverse, but yeah, like, yeah, where was that? Oh yeah, we're waking. He's pretty powerful, powerful enough to where he almost rivaled his mom and I like the potential with him, especially if he's going to join the young avengers.

Speaker 1: 12:03

My whole thing was with the outfit where did that come from? Exactly like I know he got um, got out of the hex after uh trying to get tommy into a body and then he pretty much fulfilled his wish to uh get his brother back, but then he showed up again like uh, heroically. But I'm like, where'd he come from with? I mean, I know wanda did it too, but it feels like we just missed a scene to where, okay, uh, like, where did he respond? Well, did how? Yeah, what was the whole thing about? I just felt like there was a scene that we missed that could have. Even if it was like a one, two minute scene, I would have been cool with that. But yeah, like people were saying that Agatha alone was gonna be trash and all that. But honestly, it was pretty, it was pretty good.

Speaker 1: 13:02

It was a slow burn at first, trying to figure all things out, because once again, I was trying to figure out why do we need this show, up until like halfway in To where we find out that Rio is Death herself and that Billy Maximoff survived and all that, and it turns out that with his powers he accidentally created the Witch's Road and, yeah, it was a matter of Sharon, alice and Lilia dying in this Witch's Road that Billy made. But I don't know what to say about this shit other than it was just unfortunate, like he, like he hell, he didn't know that he made the hex. So I'm like I don't fault him too much, but, yeah, like actor saying that he's gonna, he gotta get used to killing witches, and I'm like I'm not like you and I'm like, oh, you're just like your mother. Whew, y'all always say that until it actually happens. But uh, seriously, though, like I don't know what to say with, uh, sharing, as far as, like, is he really at fault for that? Because, you know, that's the kind of thing Like he just thought that this was just Part of the real witches road, or what, not With Alice?

Speaker 1: 14:35

She died protecting I'm sorry, my Memory's hazy, it's either Agatha or Billy, but either way, she died protecting Someone, and even Rhea, with her logic, was saying, hey, you did your job. I'm sorry, my memory's hazy, it's either Agatha or Billy, but either way, she died protecting someone, and even Rhea, with her logic, was saying, hey, you did your job, you died. Get over it, let's go, get your shit, let's go. I mean, I'm kidding, you don't really have shit because you're dead, like you don't bring anything with you really.

Speaker 1: 15:09

So and Lulia, I like her episode, by the way, with the tarot card. That's like the best one. Everybody's saying that that was like the best one and I agree because for a non-linear character they did non-linear storytelling with that episode. Like the whole thing with Lillia is that she perceives time and like gaps, like it's like she'll like quantum leap from the past to the present and she can also see into the future. And the whole thing with the tarot card episode where Agatha and Billy thought the trial was for them but it's actually for lilia and the way it was executed was just so brilliant to where, once again, I feel like marvel studios can actually do clever writing when they're actually trying.

Speaker 1: 15:57

But once again there's just been a whole lot of examples of a lot of people just kind of sick of the mcu. At this point it's almost like the people that was on boards, uh, up until phase four, just feels like, oh well, there's just nothing the mcu can do to bounce back from all the flops that they had. And I'm like I mean, what can I say? I don't hate the MCU. They like, oh well, this probably gonna flop, blah, blah, blah. But like there's just some examples where I'm like from a distance I'm like, mmm, my bad. Like sometimes this headset, damn it. Uh, I want to give it a chance, but I don't know. I I have a feeling it's gonna be bad. But then sometimes we act with shows like the old long work movies, it's like it's not really even that bad, it's like pretty good.

Speaker 1: 17:05

Now, I know I was talking about billy. Actually, no, I'm pretty good on bill, other than he. The only thing that kind of makes me mad about billy is that he kind of swings between I like you when it comes to agatha. It's like it swings between I like you too, I don't trust you, and it's kind of like that, because with agatha it kind of I kind of felt that too to where I want to like you. But I also think it's year. But um, was there any other characters that didn't mention? Oh yeah, ralph boner makes a reappearance and he pretty much fills in billy on what went down after um, the westview hex went down and Wanda died, pretty much getting him up to speed on what happened between WandaVision and now. So yeah, ralf, or, excuse me, randall, you build it a play-by-play for the most part. And oh wait, hold on Vertigo, one of the Salem See.

Speaker 1: 18:26

That's another thing with the salem 7. The salem 7 feels like they were only there to be, like this red herring, to where we're not supposed to know that rio is death until the show wants us to know that rio is death and she's gonna be like this quote-unquote antagonist of the series. But really it's a matter of she's just doing her job, like see, she's literally dead. She's the grim reaper, like she. The fact that she's trying to claim billy's soul because billy was supposed to die when the hex and the westview hex went down, like she's really like just trying to do her job and like agatha was getting away and all that, and also, I'm gonna say, technically, agatha was breaking the rules to you know, stealing witch's power to keep herself alive and all that. So, yeah, the only thing I didn't like about the the Salem 7 was that it felt like they were just there to fill in a slot until the plot wanted to know that. Okay, this is what's really going on with the story and why we feel like we need to tell the story, the story and why we feel like we need to tell the story. Ah, outside of that, that's pretty much it for the characters. Of course, with these episodes, like for starters, each title of the episode is just a verse or a bar from the witches, uh, the ballad of the. Excuse me, the ballad of the Witches, excuse me, the Ballad of the Witches Road.

Speaker 1: 20:06

Second of all, how essentially it went down to Teen finds Agatha. He needs her help to get to the Witches Road, to get his brother back and all that shit. He had a sigil on him, so Agatha wasn't able to, nobody was able to figure out his identity because the sigil a sigil on him, so agatha wasn't able to, nobody was able to figure out his identity because the sigil that was placed on him by lilia and of course she perceived time non-linear, so it was more like she kind of knew that she might need the sigil. And that's also the reason why, with wanda, she detected tommy. I mean not, excuse me, not tommy billy, she. With Wanda she Detected Tommy, not Tommy Billy. She could have sensed Billy being alive During Multiverse of Madness, but because of the sigil she couldn't. She couldn't feel him Meanwhile with Tommy. The only reason why she couldn't Be able to detect him was because he wasn't there yet. So, with Billy giving Tommy a body, now, if Wanda was alive then she would be able to find both of them, but she's already quote unquote dead.

Speaker 1: 21:16

So, yeah, yeah, oh yeah, with the trials and what not, each of them was for a different witch, whether, yeah, oh yeah, with the trials and what not, each of them was for a different witch, whether it was For the potion witch With Jen, with Lilia, with Alice, agatha, all of them pretty much had a trial. And the funny thing about the last trial, where it was supposed to be the green witches trial, but I guess because we know that the hex was Billy's um doing it's more like, is there even a point to it anymore? Like I'll just throw out the rules. Hell, agatha's a ghost now. So I'm like what are even the rules anymore, now that we know it was billy all along and agatha made up the witch's bro the whole time. So no point in um trying to, you know, do the whole thing like hell. Even billy was like you know what, fuck the road thing Like hell. Even Billy was like you know what, fuck the road? Like. Let me just put on my shoes and get out of here, and then that's when they I don't want the blast trial. Ah, I want to say episode five with the Ouija board.

Speaker 1: 22:39

Agatha's trial was also pretty good, especially, you know, trying to give some context into what's going on between Nicholas Scratch with Agatha's mom, evanora and that's another thing with Evanora uh telling Agatha that, oh, you've always been evil, uh, I should have killed you the moment you were born. And I I'm like, see, this is why kids grow up to being fucked up, to where the parents listen. If you're a parent, or if you're aspiring to be a parent, please, please, take good care of your children because, believe it or not, some of the things you say and do can alter their mentality wherever, like straight up traumatize those children. So, even with the whole thing, with like family separations, where it just seemed like it's always with kids that come from single parent households they just there's a likelihood that they might grow up to be kind of imbalanced, not to be too mean, and I'm not trying to be too judgmental, but it's more like an observation that I'm making based on, like a lot of people coming and going, you know, but, aside from the point, what I was trying to get at with is that I think that if Agatha was probably was given more love as a child because of course you've seen what happened in WandaVision um, the whole slight backstory on Agatha's where, um, how she killed her own, including her mother, and all that it's like she kind of they kind of made it set it up to where Agatha's not really that bad. It's just that based on circumstances. It's more like they kind of made it set up to where Agatha's not really that bad. It's just that based on circumstances. It's more like it kind of reminds me of Himiko Toga from my Hero Academia, to where it just seemed like if she had a proper support system she probably wouldn't have turned out that bad. But since everybody tried to paint her as a villain, then a villain she became.

Speaker 1: 25:05

And that's another thing with wanda. Like, keep in mind, like, yeah, she got corrupted by the dark, old and whatnot, but keep in mind that if she never had, like the avengers or her brother, um, by her side, or especially vision and the kids, like if she didn't have people that loved her, then she could have turned out way worse, way sooner. So that's why I say gotta be there for these kids. Man, all right, gotta give these kids the love that they need because, honestly, not to be too mean and I'm really not trying to be offensive to anybody but my whole thing is, every child deserve loving parents, but not every adult is built for parenthood, or, at the very least, they definitely need to work on themselves before becoming a parent, because they can't be like.

Speaker 1: 26:01

I know some people might argue against me on this, but hear me out. All I'm saying is like, bro, like you can't just say that, oh well, despite my own mess, that yeah, I can be a parent when I well, that's just. The thing is like, once you become a parent, it's no longer about you anymore. So it's more like you have to be, uh, the best role model that you can be for your child, otherwise things might get out of hand. So, yeah, like I know I don't mean to dance it away from agatha all along, but I just wanted to throw that in there, saying that the whole thing with Agatha and Evanora just kind of it's one of those things where it just kind of triggered that.

Speaker 1: 26:54

This is what grinds my gears right here, to where, you see, agatha could have turned out way different if her mother, evanora, like, gave her more support Versus oh, you're evil, you've always been evil and you should have died at birth and whatnot. I'm like and you can tell that Agatha was like Shedding a tear, or she was definitely saddened to hear her own mother Talk to her like that to where I'm like Mama, like that's how you Talk to your, like that to where I'm like mama, like that's how you talk to your own child. I'm like man, fuck you like. And I'm like bro, like see shit, like that, oh man. And oh yeah, can I just say that the reveal that teen is Billy Maximo. I thought that was kind of cool, but you know that was about it. It's kind of cool. Just, we finally find out that he's Well. I thought he was necklace scratch at first, but then again I learned my lesson a while ago, especially ever since when we reviewed Wednesday to where, if it's too obvious, then it's probably not it Like. Sometimes it got like you got to think a little outside the box. Like I said, some folks knew from the get-go that oh yeah, it's going to be Billy, it's going to be Billy Maximo, like. I also knew that, but at the same time I was just keeping my mind open to the possibility. You know what I mean. So, yeah, was there anything else about this show that? Oh right, just side note, before I forget. Was there anything else about this show that? Oh right, just side note, before I forget.

Speaker 1: 28:43

There were rumors that Selena Gomez was going to make a cameo in this show, but that didn't happen and honestly, I don't think it mattered. I mean, I would have said, at best it would have been kind of cool just to say that, oh, selena's in the MCU. I don't think it mattered. I mean, I would have said, at best it would have been kind of cool. I mean just to say that, oh, selena's in the MCU, apparently. But eh, oh, you know what, that would be kind of crazy if Selena turned out to be the first in the future. But nah, like, who knows? Like it's just one of those things when people just talk and if the rumors has been dispelled or debunked, then it is what it is. But at best I would say it would have been kind of cool. But yeah, for the most part I was digging the show.

Speaker 1: 29:36

I didn't approach the show thinking that I'm going to Hate it, but it's more like why do we need this show? And now that I saw all nine episodes I'm like, okay, let's go, especially the way the end of it well, hold on. Like. Episode eight felt more like A solid ending, especially with Billy taking homage To Wanda Benz, where you know when Wanda at the end of it all put on her hood and flew away. But in this point it was more like Jen was the one who flew away without the hood, but with Billy he put on his hood. Everybody was watching him, just like how everybody was watching Wanda walk away or fly away. But this time with Billy, it's more like oh well, I'm not my mom, I don't know how to fly yet, so let me just get in my car and bounce. I hope he learns how to fly. He's probably going to learn how to fly when he comes back. I'm going to say he's a quick study, he'll figure it out. Oh wait, hold on.

Speaker 1: 30:46

All right, so the sailing witch trial was back in 1693. So I'm looking at the notes now when I was talking about, uh, episode five, and I'm finding all right. Um, evanor and the coven was killed by agatha in 1693. So, and also keep in mind that the mothers of the salem seven. Was that coven that agatha killed? You know one of it. So that explains why the Salem 7 was after Agatha.

Speaker 1: 31:16

But then again, did it really take y'all three years to find her? Or was it more like Rio found where you are interested? But I mean one of the things I like. Chances are you already seen it, but I don't know. I'm still trying to think what if somebody who never watched it on show just happened to grace by this episode and probably just want to hear what somebody else said about so they don't have to sit through it? But honestly I would say, whether you watched it or not, I say it was not bad. I would give it a four out of five stars, not gas, but not bad.

Speaker 1: 32:14

Because for the plot okay, it kind of threw me off here and there, but not in. Because for the plot, okay, it kind of threw me off here and there, but not in a bad way, but more like it was being misleading on purpose. So I'm like, okay, it's kind of a mystery, I'm kind of along for the ride, kind of like in episode one, with Agnes being Agatha being detective, but yeah, kind of along for the ride for the plot trying to figure all that out. So I give the plot a one star. The characters they were likable characters, like all of them. So one star on that.

Speaker 1: 32:45

Visually, I guess the best visuals about it was the fact that, oh, billy's hex was all this going on and outside of that it was like nothing really spectacular going on. They were talking about, oh, there was going to be a gay explosion at the end, but the only thing that really happened was that Agatha kissed on Rio and then she died. That's it, some gay explosion. That was, um, visually it was good. I'm not going to complain audio wise. Okay, I do like some of the musical samples that they put into some of the episodes, like especially at the ending. You know like they're always like some ending thing, but sometimes it just ends on a licensed song and I'm like, okay, it's fitting for this character or this episode. So, okay, it makes sense. Makes sense.

Speaker 1: 33:45

Uh, some of the references, especially with billy's rooms, where all the stuff that he has decorating his room was pretty much props for him, pretty much creating the heads, kind of like how wanda used her uh experience watching old sitcoms and that was the basis of her hex just living through those sitcoms and whatnot. But with billy it's more like, okay, let me just reimagine all the stuff that's in my room and that'll be like the backdrop for the witch's road that I created with my hex. That was pretty good. Like, yeah, I would say four out of five. Like outside that I mean like I feel like there was like I'm gonna say there's anything missing. All I'm saying is like it was just missing, that it got through to.

Speaker 1: 34:35

I'm like, oh, yeah, it got to be something where I'm like something I can walk away with. And I'm like, oh man, like you know that one moment, or at least a line from the show where I'll be telling my people hey man, I just watched Agatha all along and I haven't been the same since. You know what I mean. Perfect example Guardians of the Galaxy, volume 3, when Rocket Raccoon told the high evolutionary you never wanted to make things perfect, you just hated the way things are. I'm like, yeah, see, that's all I'm looking for, because I'm like you know, like you kinda, you know what I mean. I need a drink for that.

Speaker 1: 35:37

But yes, agatha all along, four out of five stars. I'm feeling pretty good about that. And anyone who disagrees? I'm like you're arguing with the wall. So, with that being said, that'll be it for the Agatha All Along review. Happy Halloween. By the way, I know I'm recording this on Halloween, so stay spooky, my friends. Remember that great things, sinister things, are coming and you have yourself a spooky night. I know I kind of fucked it up, but whatever, take it easy, y'all.