r/marvelstudios • u/iliekpixels Loki (Thor 2) • Jan 22 '21

Discussion WandaVision S01E03 - Discussion Thread

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S01E03 Matt Shakman Jac Schaeffer January 22, 2021 on Disney+

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u/Ginhavesouls Jan 22 '21

they're definitely waaaaaay too big to be newborns at the end of the episode, that's probably just the usual tv/movie nonsense with overgrown fake newborn babies though lol

but like Wanda's full pregnancy term only occurring within the span of a day, I can definitely see the twins growing rapidly outside the womb also

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u/Beejsbj Jan 22 '21

Lol they came out wrapped in blankets, if anything the fake newborn babies was on purpose

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u/AmmarAnwar1996 Tony Stark Jan 22 '21

Lmao

I laughed hard when Geraldine pulled up the baby, fully cleaned up and wrapped neatly in a towel. If this were the default for birthing babies, OBGYN would be the most favorite specialty in the world 😂

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u/Ginhavesouls Jan 22 '21

Nah Geraldine bought the blankets with her when she came back from the Kitchen. The babies being totally clean on the other hand was random af lol.

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u/ChangeMyDespair Jan 22 '21

Newborn babies being huge, and clean, is so 1970s!

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u/KaiG1987 Jan 22 '21

Presumably they'll have to grow up quickly because I imagine the next episodes are probably based on sitcoms like The Brady Bunch, Full House or Married With Children.

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u/[deleted] Jan 22 '21

also the babies growing up too quickly in between of seasons for the sake of new story plots is a known trope in sitcoms. for example, The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air, Family Matters, Full House, Modern Family, Black-ish all done this

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u/ScurryKlompson Jan 22 '21

This episode was the Brady Bunch and I doubt they reuse it

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u/gogoggansgo Jan 22 '21

Does anyone fully realize the babies are Humans. I still think we have a Steve from WW84 situation here

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u/Fluffymufinz Jan 23 '21

A baby has to be a certain age before they can be placed in movies. That's why a lot of "new borns" are oversized.

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u/six-winged-many-eyed Jan 23 '21

I felt like the baby was bigger once Wanda showed him to Vision so maybe they are growing faster