Listen Live
Close
50th anniversary Sky Show event poster featuring the Charlotte Knights baseball team logo, WBT 107.9 FM radio station branding, and event details for Saturday, July 4th.
Hollywood Exteriors And Landmarks - 2021

Source: AaronP/Bauer-Griffin / Getty

A sitcom format in an odd place with ‘WandaVision’ opening on Disney+ Friday, January 15. The first two episodes of the new series within the Marvel Universe tells a story about efforts to save humanity, but underscores one woman’s struggle inside of that.

If you can imagine a 1950’s black and white sitcom comeback meets Avengers in a slowed down, real life version;  then you’ll enjoy this spin on creative entertainment. A superhero named Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olson) and a robot named Vision (Paul Bettany) are a married couple who live in a middle class neighborhood and try to fit into a world meant for average humans.

The cinematography of this project has all the feels of the mid 1960’s fantasy series ‘bewitched’ with a new spin, of sorta like pleasantville, but with more of a plot and a layered backstory. A superhuman couple trapped in a television world of a commercialized show that acts as a world they’re new to as well. “However, something is wrong here, and as the series progresses, strange and sinister clues begin to leak into their perfect world hinting at a grim reality that neither Wanda nor Vision are ready to face,” according to Tom Reimann.

CinemaBlend’s Sean O’Connell previews ‘WandaVision’ on WBT’s Bo Thompson Morning Show below.