<p>The highly anticipated premiere of Agatha All Along has finally dropped its first two episodes, showcasing brilliant Easter eggs that diehard Marvel fans will definitely want to catch.
This spinoff series from WandaVision takes viewers on another enigmatic journey with one of the most intriguing twist villains in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).
As Episode 1 and Episode 2 unveil new characters like Joe Locke’s Teen, they are packed with hidden references tied to both real-world elements and in-universe details.
Here’s a curated list of the top 11 Easter eggs and details you might have missed from the premiere of Agatha All Along.
11. Witchy Jade Eggs from Goop
In a humorous moment, Agatha and Teen seek out potions master Jennifer Kale at her holistic shop, which offers a variety of self-care items such as lotions and candles.
Agatha jokes about her rival’s choices by asking for jade eggs to enhance her pelvic floor strength, referencing Gwyneth Paltrow’s lifestyle brand, Goop.
Interestingly, the brand features an egg marketed for similar use on its website for $66.
10. “Don’t Call Me Nosy”
Once freed from Wanda Maximoff’s spell, Agatha confronts Herb, a resident of Westview, who remarks that she’s been his neighbor with “loose boundaries” for three years.
In a fierce retort, she warns him not to call her “nosy” or she’ll cut his tongue out. This moment cleverly recalls Agatha’s role as the “nosy neighbor” imposed by Wanda’s brainwashing spell.
9. ‘The Ballad of the Witches’
Revisiting Agatha during her true-crime episode hallucination, she hums ‘The Ballad of the Witches’, a catchy tune that resonates as the episodes unfold.
Episode 2 clarifies that the song serves as a means for a coven to access the Witches’ Road, leading to their deepest desires for those who survive the journey.
8. A Lost Son
In a deep dive into Agatha’s backstory, it’s revealed that the Purple Witch had a son named Nicholas Scratch.
The fate of the child remains uncertain, but Jennifer refers to Agatha as a “child killer” when they meet again, hinting at a tragic past.
7. A Necklace Recovered
While investigating a mystery, Agatha discovers a necklace at a crime scene, which leads to a local jeweler identifying the three figures on it as the Triple Goddesses: the Mother, the Maiden, and the Crone.
This pendant has appeared in Agatha’s backstory from WandaVision and originally belonged to her mother, Evanora, before Agatha’s dark past caught up with her.
Interestingly, the locket holds a mysterious piece of hair, possibly belonging to Nicholas.
6. Wanda’s “Forever”Home
As Agatha and Teen leave town, they pass by the site of Wanda and Vision’s former home.
The remains are vandalized with graffiti displaying messages like “evil witch” alongside Wanda’s Scarlet Witch symbol, showcasing the lingering resentment from the Westview citizens about Wanda’s past actions.
5. Dialogue And Rhetoric: Know History of Learning & Debate
During her investigation, Agatha discovers that her Jane Doe victim had recently borrowed a book titled Dialogue And Rhetoric: Know History of Learning & Debate from the library.
The initial letters of each word when underlined reveal the term “Darkhold,” referring to the ancient book of forbidden knowledge that Agatha used to gain her powers and which Wanda stole during the finale of WandaVision.
4. Book Burning
While exploring the library, Agatha comes across a solitary bookcase that has been reduced to ashes.
A Westview local informs her that “every last copy” of the books from that shelf was destroyed in a fire, referencing the climax of Doctor Strange 2 when Wanda sacrificed herself to rid the multiverse of the Darkhold.
3. Agatha’s Costume Changes
As Agatha breaks free from Wanda’s magic, she experiences multiple costume changes, including a retro ’80s workout outfit and a classic ’50s ensemble.
This wardrobe transformation pays homage to the various characters she portrayed throughout WandaVision, where Wanda continuously adapted costumes to fit the sitcom styles.
2. A Date-Filled Morgue Tag
The morgue tag identifying Jane Doe is marked with several significant dates connected to various key figures associated with Wanda.
February 16 is Elizabeth Olsen’s birthday, August 28 celebrates the creator of Wanda, Jack Kirby, June 2 is Marvel Studios’ Kevin Feige, December 28 is the birthday of Marvel icon Stan Lee, and October 13 marks Wanda’s in-universe death.
1. The Body in the Woods
The Jane Doe found by Agatha in the woods might appear to be merely a murder victim, but there are strong implications that it could be Wanda Maximoff.
Firstly, the woman’s dark hoodie mirrors the last outfit Wanda wore in the finale of WandaVision.
Additionally, the charred black tips of her fingers reflect Wanda’s appearance in Doctor Strange 2, linked to the Darkhold’s corruptive influence.
Finally, Agatha glimpses a flash of red hair during her examination of the body in the morgue, which distinctly resembles Wanda’s iconic scarlet locks.
Episodes 1 and 2 of Agatha All Along are now available for streaming on Disney Plus.
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