Streaming Standard: Agatha All Along (Episodes 3-9)

 Clearly, I planned to break this up more.
Then you know, we had 2 Hurricanes hit my Home State, so...I was busy.

Let's wrap up our look at Disney's newest Streaming hit...

All of the Coven is united.

They are on The Witches Road.

What follows are Trials for each Witch, which gives the Producers an excuse to get fun outfits for everyone and new Sets.

Of course, the Trials aren't easy and the group will learn many things along the way- even what they don't want to know!

Each Witch has their own backstories and motivations.

They each want something different- will this put them at odds?

On top of that, they won't all make it out alive!

We eventually learn all about the Teen- which I won't SPOIL for anyone not in the know.

He gets his own Backstory Episode, which is tradition for any Prestige TV Show.

Can the Coven complete the Trials?
Who will make it?

If they do, will they get what they want?

To find out, stream it now.

An MCU Show that really delivers both in quality, but variety.

A common complaint I've seen is that 'MCU Shows are just long Movies cut into pieces.'
I don't really agree, but I can see why some people say it about Shows like, for instance, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

This one has a strong, episodic format though.  Each Episode builds nicely upon the last, using the breaks well.  They aren't arbitrary.

If we're going to call every Streaming Show just 'a long Movie,' then many others need to have this 'complaint' lodged against them.

Everyone shines here, from Zasheer's attitude to Lupone's grace to Hahn delicious evilness that slowly changes.

I was worried that the 2-Part Finale wouldn't work, but it sold me.  I don't talk about it here, of course, because major SPOILER potential.

Agatha All Along is a strong MCU Show that fans of Witchcraft and unique TV need to see.  Plus, it still has time for a dumb joke...

A really strong Show that builds and builds throughout its run.  The Show sets many interesting things in motion for the MCU to take advantage of.