Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany shared a short but epic love story as Wanda Maximoff (Scarlet Witch) and Vision in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
And their characters return for a whole new adventure, when their spin-off series WandaVision premieres on Disney + on January 15.
The upcoming show will rewrite the super couple’s love story as a classic evolving sitcom in the latest TV spot, which aired on Saturday Night Live over the weekend.
They’re back! Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany’s Wanda Maximoff (Scarlet Witch) and Vision return for a whole new adventure when their MCU spin-off series WandaVision premieres on Disney + on January 15.
Alternate Universe: The upcoming show will rewrite the super couple’s love story as a classically evolving sitcom in the latest TV spot, which aired on Saturday Night Live over the weekend
The 30 second quick spot usually matches a previous promo, with several new details sprinkled all over.
Bettany’s Vision seems to have adapted to his 1950s black and white lifestyle, typing on a calculator suitable for the period while he worked a nine to five office job.
Another quick look reveals that a butterfly mobile comes to life above what appear to be their twin boys’ cribs.
Die-hard fans of the comics know that this marks the arrival of William and Thomas, who themselves grow up to become superheroes, Wiccan and Speed.
Bringing Bacon Home: Bettany’s Vision seems to have acclimated to his 1950s black and white lifestyle, tapping away on a suitable calculator while working a nine to five office job
New Additions: Another quick look reveals a butterfly mobile coming to life above what looks like their twin boys’ cribs
Baby Belly: The Promo Also Teases Their Family Growing Over The Decades As’ 60s Vision Kisses Wanda While Holding Her Baby Bump
Happy family: The proud parents then sit on their couches in the 1970s, each holding one of the twins in their arms
The promo also teases their family’s growth over the decades, as 1960s Visionary kisses Wanda, holding her tummy.
The proud parents then sit on their couch in the 1970s, each with one of the twins in their arms.
It starts with the newly married couple returning home to their 1950s neighborhood in their wedding wagon, before carrying her across the threshold in her wedding dress.
“ We’re an unusual couple, ” Wanda notes as she snaps her fingers to magically switch clothes (a la Bewitched and I Dream of Jeannie), before Vision replies, “ Oh, I don’t think that’s ever of was. ‘
Just married: it starts with the newly married couple coming home to their 1950s neighborhood in their wedding wagon, before carrying her across the threshold in her wedding dress
Strange Couple: “ We’re an unusual couple, ” Wanda notes as she snaps her fingers to magically change clothes (a la Bewitched and I Dream of Jeannie), before Vision replies, “ Oh I don’t think there ever was’
Dinner: “What exactly is your story?” asks one of their few friends at a dinner party, confusing their faces with horror as they seem to have forgotten their Avengers past while trapped in a bizarre TV universe
Alter egos: but their superhero characters seem to be making their way back as the teaser offers a glimpse of the action ahead
“What exactly is your story?” one of their pair of friends asks at a dinner party, bringing a shocked look of confusion to their faces, apparently forgetting about their Avengers past, while trapped in a bizarre TV universe.
But their superhero characters are seemingly returning as the teaser offers a glimpse of the action ahead.
Olsen and Bettany are reviving their MCU roles in the studio’s first broadcast to television, while Kat Dennings returns to play Darcy Lewis from Thor and Thor: The Dark World, and Randall Park returns as Agent Jimmy Woo from Ant- Man and The Wasp.
The cast also includes Kathryn Hahn as their friendly neighbor, as well as Teyonah Parris, who plays an adult version of Monica Rambeau, who was previously introduced in Captain Marvel.
TV spin-off: Olsen and Bettany revive their MCU roles on the studio’s first foray into television