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The faux advert in episode three gives a name.... again.
I'm definitely not 50 or 60 and have enjoyed the series so far.Iam glad others are enjoying the program but out of curiosity are those who are enjoying Wandervision are you all errrr errr maybe a bit older than 50 or 60 maybe ? Just with a few comments of people saying they loved bewitched etc etc got me thinking thats maybe why they like Wandervision because I hated bewitched as a kid
Iam glad others are enjoying the program but out of curiosity are those who are enjoying Wandervision are you all errrr errr maybe a bit older than 50 or 60 maybe ? Just with a few comments of people saying they loved bewitched etc etc got me thinking thats maybe why they like Wandervision because I hated bewitched as a kid
Iam 45 but hated all those shows you mentioned so maybe thats why I cant bring myself to watch more than 5 minutes of Wander hahaI'm 43, and enjoying it. I did grow up watching and loving the repeats of stuff like Bewitched, Brady Bunch and all manner of campy Irwin Allen series (Lost In Space, Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea, Time Tunnel etc) though so maybe I'm in the minority.
I wonder if it's wander or wanda? Try saying that fast three times...Iam 45 but hated all those shows you mentioned so maybe thats why I cant bring myself to watch more than 5 minutes of Wander haha
Regardless of what happens with the pandemic / cinemas, I'd hazard a guess they'll probably also land on Disney+ like Mulan did - hefty fee if one wants to watch it on release day. Personally I think it's going to take some considerable time and effort to get people back into cinemas again.I am 50 years old and I am a marvel fan the first episodes are not dressed to watch all the episodes or changed the channel but from the middle of the third I am interested in the life of a witch I have never been interested so much but I saw some episodes as a child and fun but in 2021 I expect a new series. in fact from the 4th episode I expect the series I wanted. hopefully star wars I like it but I am not an avid fan but I am interested now I am waiting for the marvel films 2021 and we hope that the pandemic does not take too long to go to the cinema to see the films
Iam glad others are enjoying the program but out of curiosity are those who are enjoying Wandervision are you all errrr errr maybe a bit older than 50 or 60 maybe ? Just with a few comments of people saying they loved bewitched etc etc got me thinking thats maybe why they like Wandervision because I hated bewitched as a kid
Regardless of what happens with the pandemic / cinemas, I'd hazard a guess they'll probably also land on Disney+ like Mulan did - hefty fee if one wants to watch it on release day. Personally I think it's going to take some considerable time and effort to get people back into cinemas again.
Not seen the series but I thought the series start was suppose to be like I Love Lucy which was 50s.Late 40s an really disliked the old sitcoms and really hate laughter tracks.
I'm getting a bit bored of comic book TV and film, just a bit too much for me.
I'm hoping we've moved past the B&W rubbish and canned laughter now.
I watched an episode of Mrs Brown's Boys once and thought it was one of the most embarrassingly awful programs I'd ever watched... but on reflection that was probably because it was crap rather than because it had canned laughter.Not seen the series but I thought the series start was suppose to be like I Love Lucy which was 50s.
I can hardly watch The Big Bang Theory now as almost every line has a laughter added.
I agree, just terrible IMO.I watched an episode of Mrs Brown's Boys once and thought it was one of the most embarrassingly awful programs I'd ever watched... but on reflection that was probably because it was crap rather than because it had canned laughter.
I think lasted about 5 minute tops a lot was very old jokes.I watched an episode of Mrs Brown's Boys once and thought it was one of the most embarrassingly awful programs I'd ever watched... but on reflection that was probably because it was crap rather than because it had canned laughter.
Only the first episode was filmed with an audience. And I don’t think it was as grating then.I've not a fan of canned laugher either, but technically this wasn't. WandaVision was filmed in front of a real live audience.
I guess the effect is mostly similar though.
And here in Oz and only our citizens allowed back at all for that matter.........If could be like new zealand, with compulsory quarantine on all arrivals
I’m liking it overall but the canned laughter was particularly terrible in episode 3.