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Five years after WandaVision premiered and two years after Agatha All Along, the trilogy officially comes to an end with the premiere of VisionQuest. The new miniseries premieres tonight, Oct. 13.
Set between four and five years after Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen) destroyed the hex that contained her and Vision’s manifested reality and included their imagined twin sons, VisionQuest will follow the resurrected android, played again by Paul Bettany, as he attempts to understand who he is by communicating with various AI personas that are embedded in his programming.
In the process, Vision will find a bounty is placed on his head and he’ll be forced to go on the run with a mysterious teenager who might be one of his sons reincarnated.
The first two episodes of VisionQuest come out at 9 p.m. ET tonight, Oct. 13.
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VisionQuest will continue to air weekly through Nov. 10. Here’s when you can expect to tune in to new episodes.
Both familiar MCU faces and newcomers make up the cast of VisionQuest.
While it’s not strictly necessary to watch Agatha All Along before tuning into VisionQuest, it does help to add some context to the sudden reappearance of 18-year-old Tommy Maximoff, who was 10 years old the last time he appeared in the MCU.
If you didn’t check out Agatha All Along or just need a refresher, here’s what went down: Billy Maximoff (Joe Locke) fully comes into his powers by the end of the series, and like Wanda, he has the ability to alter reality on a large scale. With the help of Agatha (Kathryn Hahn) and the chaos magic inherited from his mother, Billy was able to find his twin brother’s soul and, much like what happened with his own, place it into the body of a dying boy. As the series wrapped up, Billy and Agatha’s ghost set out to find his twin brother.
WandaVision, on the other hand, is considered essential viewing ahead of VisionQuest.
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