Disney+’s latest Marvel series “Agatha All Along” has captivated viewers with its blend of humor, mystery, and nods to popular television shows and comic book stories. Now three episodes in, the series follows the witch Agatha Harkness as she further develops as a character and we learn more about her mysterious past.
While the first episode parodied crime dramas, more recent installments have moved the main plot forward. However, writers still find ways to honor acclaimed TV series. In one scene, Agatha’s coven encounters a nice house and transforms into stylish outfits, drawing parallels to films like those by Nancy Meyers. A line mentioning “Huge Tiny Lies” refers to HBO’s “Big Little Lies,” hinting at perfect facades hiding dangers within. This connects to evolving themes in Agatha’s narrative.
By referencing prestige shows, the series positions itself alongside complex dramas centered on strong female leads. At the same time, it holds onto its supernatural elements unique to the Marvel universe.
Hints from the third episode have also rekindled discussion of the demonic character Mephisto. When one witch warns “Teen” about Agatha’s past, she brings up a rumor that Agatha gave up her son to obtain a powerful book. This could connect the son to Mephisto based on some comic storylines. It marked the first explicit mention of Mephisto in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, fueling theories about his potential involvement.
As the series continues dropping clues, viewers remain engaged analyzing references to both acclaimed television and obscure Marvel history. By blending Hollywood tributes with深 mystery and mythology, “Agatha All Along” carves out an intriguing space all its own within the ever-growing MCU.
