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Jimmy Woo: "What are we lookin' at here? Is it an alternate reality? Time travel? Some cockamamie social experiment?"
Darcy Lewis: "It's a sitcom. A 1950s sitcom."
Jimmy Woo and Darcy Lewis

"We Interrupt This Program" is the fourth episode of the Disney+ streaming television miniseries WandaVision and was released on January 29, 2021. It was written by Bobak Esfarjani & Megan McDonnell and directed by Matt Shakman.

Synopsis[]

Monica Rambeau, tasked with a special assignment regarding sentient weapons, goes missing.

Plot[]

In flashback, Monica Rambeau awakens after getting brought back to life. She discovers to her horror, that she has been gone for five years and that three years ago, her mother, Maria, had died from cancer, despite a supposedly successful recovery. Three weeks later, Monica is back at work with S.W.O.R.D. where she learns that her colleague, Tyler Hayward, has become the new director of the division. S.W.O.R.D. was formed for extraterrestrial missions by Monica's mother, Maria, but has been focusing on earth based anomalies for the time being. Monica is assigned to a "missing persons" case and is sent to New Jersey to investigate.

Monica meets up with F.B.I. agent Jimmy Woo who tells her that a town called Westview supposedly does not exist despite it obviously being in front of them. Something is preventing them from entering and Monica sends a drone to survey the area, only for it to disappear. As she gets close to the border, she breaks through the boundary and gets sucked in, resulting in Woo calling in back up from S.W.O.R.D. Numerous agents arrive and set up camp. Among them is the newly indoctrinated Darcy Lewis who picks up on "Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation" and, using a vintage television set, filters it into an image.

The agents learn about Wanda and a still living Vision are living in a sitcom environment, amusing Darcy and Woo. They send an agent in a hazmat suit to go underground through the sewers to see if he can enter. Upon doing so, his cord transforms into a useless toy rope and his suit becomes a beekeeper outfit. The agents also spot Monica and deduce that she is playing along with the world so as not to be found out. Using Darcy's television and computer, they are able to identify the other residents and later, Woo attempts to speak to Wanda by picking up the frequencies only for them to break off.

Monica aids Wanda with delivering her babies. Afterwards, when she mentions Ultron to Wanda, it is revealed that Wanda is well aware of the world around them and threatens her before expelling her back into the real world, with agents rushing to her aid as she mutters "It's Wanda". Back in Westview, Vision enters and Wanda briefly sees him as his dead husk from when Thanos had ripped the mind stone from his head. He suggests that they leave, as they can go anywhere, but Wanda refuses, telling him that this is their home now. She invites him to sit on the couch with their children as the "episode" comes to an end.

Cast[]

Starring[]

Guest Starring[]

  • Josh Stamberg as Director Hayward
  • Alan Heckner as Agent Monti
  • Selena Anduze as Agent Rodriguez
  • Lana Young as Dr. Highland
  • Sam Young as Doctor
  • Viviana Chavez as Nurse
  • Bobby Hernandez as Security Guard
  • Shaun MacLean as Orderly
  • Brian Brightman as Sheriff
  • Zac Henry as SWORD Agent/Beekeeper
  • Vince Canlas & Archith Seshadri as Men in Van
  • Michaela Cronin as Woman in Van
  • Janet Song & Christopher James as Blip Back People
  • Lloyd Pitts as Man

Uncredited[]

Trivia[]

  • This is the first episode to not have a "commercial break" and not to feature an opening sequence.
  • This is Jimmy Woo's first appearance since Ant-Man and the Wasp.
  • This is Darcy Lewis' first appearance since Thor: The Dark World.
  • This episode chronologically takes place parallel to the first three episodes.
  • Jimmy Woo finally does the card trick that Scott Lang showed him in Ant-Man and the Wasp.
  • The title has two meanings. It is a phrase that one hears whenever an important news message interrupts a broadcast and it also doubles as the main theme of the episode as prior, the series focused on Wanda and Vision, but are reduced to the background to give context as to what is happening.
  • This episode reveals that Maria Rambeau died from cancer in 2020, three years before 50& of the universe was brought back to life.

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Media
WandaVision (soundtrack) • Marvel Studios: AssembledMPowerMarvel Studios: LegendsMarvel Studios' The Marvel Cinematic Universe: An Official Timeline
Characters
Scarlet WitchVisionSharon DavisTodd DavisAgatha HarknessMonica RambeauJimmy WooDarcy LewisRalph BohnerAbilash TandonHarold ProctorCommercial ManCommercial WomanDennis WebberSarah ProctorIsabel MatsuedaJohn CollinsAgent FranklinSeñor ScratchyDoctor NielsonTommy MaximoffBilly MaximoffDirector HaywardAgent MontiAgent RodriguezDr. HighlandSparkyMajor GoodnerEvanora HarknessIryna MaximoffOlek MaximoffPietro Maximoff
Episodes
"Filmed Before a Live Studio Audience" • "Don't Touch That Dial" • "Now in Color" • "We Interrupt This Program" • "On a Very Special Episode..." • "All-New Halloween Spooktacular!" • "Breaking the Fourth Wall" • "Previously On" • "The Series Finale"
Songs
"A Newlywed Couple" • "WandaVision!" • "We Got Something Cooking" • "Making It Up As We Go Along" • "Let's Keep It Going" • "Agatha All Along"
Objects
VibraniumScepterInfinity Stones
Groups
S.W.O.R.D.HYDRASkrulls
Locations
WestviewSokoviaNew Avengers FacilityRalph Bohner's House
See Also
MagicDark MagicBlipAgatha All Along
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