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I assume the credits were based on a 1980's sticom, but I didnt recognise them.

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I know it’s all owned by Disney now anyway. Perhaps this will also pave the way for integrating the two.

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Yes it was, and yes, Disney owns them all now, so anything is possible.

There are also rumours of a "big" cameo at some point, I'm guessing this was not it.

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Apparently this one was already known as he had been spotted on set. I liked the comment about the recasting though.

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So they're introducing the multi-verse and breaking down the walls between them. That was Quicksilver from the Fox/X-Men Universe right?

Which means any surprise cameo could be almost anyone that's been in a comic movie based on a property which Marvel now own. Maybe someone from the MCU but maybe someone from any other live-action movie.

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Well Marvel are very adept at tying together story threads so you can bet your bottom dollar that a multi-verse thread will run between Wandvision, Loki and Falcon/Winter Soldier. We already know that the next Spider-Man film stars Toby McGuire, Andrew Garfield and Alfred Molina as Dr Octopus, and will most likely introduce Myles Morales. Also the next Dr Strange involves a multi-verse storyline too.

I think it’s all brilliant.

Also, I remember I had my doubts about the Disney channel, but it’s probably the best £50 I ever spent.

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All looking very good. :D

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I think the big cameo will be Magneto in a hello Daddy format

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This might the cameo because although the actor/character isn't big the ramifications are?

Otherwise Dr Strange or Captain Marvel would be other candiates.

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IMO it will be someone as a link to either X-Men or Fantastic 4 but yes Stephan could well be it too

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Just re-watched all 5 episodes so far in one evening-long binge. It’s just better and better, especially the very first episode, where it becomes clear when you re-watch it just how incomplete the Hex is when Wanda and Vision first arrive there. It’s just superbly done, the way it’s written as a sitcom so when you first see it you’re not immediately distracted by what it really is - an imperfect, artificial reality held together by a powerful, but grief-stricken superhero.

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Episode 5

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So Reed Richards then perhaps. Excellent :)