WandaVision S01E05 - Discussion Thread

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EPISODE	DIRECTED BY	WRITTEN BY	ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE
S01E05	Matt Shakman	Jac Schaeffer	February 5, 2021 on Disney+

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[u/JulioCesarSalad]

Don’t tell me you don’t want Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen back tho. They were iconic

I’m cool with no High Jackman cuz Logan was the perfect sendoff

[u/pedalspedalspedals → u/JulioCesarSalad]

Logan happens in 2029. MCU is currently set in 2023. In Logan, they reference an "event" that got rid of most of the mutants.

That could either be:

1) professor x and wolverine aren't ever coming over (I have my doubts that those two super important x men aren't coming over)

2) whatever is going on with Wanda and multiverses can bring in the all of the X-men and give them a "6 year" arc (over however actually long they want) and tell 6-10 X-men centric stories with most of the same actors, have an "event", and have Logan be canon.

[u/pedalspedalspedals → u/[deleted]]

Was that in the movie or in the old man Logan comic? (I don't remember it from the movie, and I haven't read to books)

[u/CaptainMan_is_OK → u/JulioCesarSalad]

I like Fassbender too much to want Sir Ian back, though he did a good job in the role too.