(Waiting to binge-watch Agatha All Along and need a refresher on the character? Here’s what you need to know going into the series.)
Those who had suspicions about Joe Locke’s character — which were highlighted in this article before Agatha All Along began — have received confirmation. We now know who “Teen” is, and we’ll get into more on that later. First, we have to make preparations for episode 7 of Agatha All Along.
Disney+ is dropping episodes of Agatha All Along at 9 p.m. Eastern Time on Wednesdays. The first two episodes have been the only ones dropped as a pair. Since then, the other four episodes were each released on separate nights. Episode 7 of Agatha All Along is also slated to drop by itself. It will be available on Wednesday, October 23 at 9 p.m. ET.
Timing notes
I’m starting to wonder if the person who determined these episode lengths was Agatha all along. …moving on.
Episode 5 was Agatha All Along’s shortest episode (31:36). So, it’s only fitting that episode 6 was the show’s longest (49:26).
Hard to plan properly when episodes can vary up to almost 20 minutes in length, but here we are!
Cast notes
(Warning: Spoilers for episode 6 of Agatha All Along ahead.)
- (More like William All Along, right? …that was the last one, I swear.)
- “Teen” is both Billy Maximoff and William Kaplan. Maximoff’s soul and abilities found their way into Kaplan’s body after the latter appeared to pass away in a tragic car accident near Westview when Wanda Maximoff was fighting Agatha. But it took a long while for Maximoff to put the pieces together. He has yet to be referred to as Wiccan — his name in the comics — but it’s still early.
- Everyone but Kaplan, Agatha and Rio (Aubrey Plaza) appear to be dead. Maybe we’ll see them in a flashback again, but there’s no reason to think they’ll return. (Of course, outside of this being a comic book show and no one ever stays dead in the comics.)
- While Rio doesn’t appear to be dead, we didn’t see her with Agatha and Kaplan. So, where is she?
On a larger note, adding Kaplan/Wiccan to the MCU is a major move. A lot has gone on with Wanda/Scarlet Witch post-End Game, with her children emerging as the driving force behind everything. Now that one of them managed to survive Westview, this gives reason for her to re-enter the mix. (For those thinking, “Didn’t she die in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness?” I repeat: no one ever stays dead in the comics.)
