TL;DR – They stuck the landing in what I think was the best Marvel outing on the small screen since Loki.

Disclosure – I paid for the Disney+ service used to view this series.

End Credit Scene – There are mid-credit scenes.

VisionQuest Review Introduction

We have had some high moments and some low frustrations; however, we have made it to the end, and at such a level that I was sad we didn’t get the finale last week. Today we are going to see if they can stick the landing of not just VisionQuest, but also WandaVision & Agatha. Well, today we will see if they stuck that landing, and then look back at the season as a whole. 

So, to set the scene, at the end of last week’s penultimate episode, everything changed. We have been told that all the synthetic constructions had been based on real people in some regards. But no one thought that extended to Ultron (James Spader) himself. Virgil (James Spader), husband and former business partner to Jocasta (T’nia Miller) when she was alive, the mysterious contractor that had been hunting them all season, now controls every part of Vision (Paul Bettany), Jocasta, and Ultron’s bodies and matrix. Meanwhile, Tommy (Ruaridh Mollica) has realised that he needs help to go save Vision, and the only one who knows what he is going through might be the brother that sent him there. Now, from here, we will be looking at the episode and season as a whole, so there will be [SPOILERS] ahead