Towards the end of the WandaVision spin-off's opener, Rio attacks Agatha (Kathryn Hahn) at her home in Westview, but the latter wiggles her way out of the brawl by persuading Rio to wait and fight her when she's regained her powers – and is therefore a worthier opponent.

The following story contains some spoilers for episode 1 of Agatha All Along, "Seekest Thou the Road." IF YOU THINK back to the long, long ago time of January 2021, when WandaVision first debuted on Disney+,

“Heartstopper” actor Joe Locke, whose “Agatha All Along” character is billed as Teen but is rumored to be Wanda Maximoff’s (Elizabeth Olsen) multiverse son, confirmed the queerness of the show.

Agatha All Along star Aubrey Plaza has strongly hinted that there's more to Rio Vidal than meets the eye, but following yesterday's two-part premiere, we have a theory about who she's really

Aubrey Plaza is having the kind of year that Hollywood publicists dream of. Following her much lauded turn in the hit HBO series The White Lotus, the former Parks and Recreation actor starred in the indie film My Old Ass in which she plays a 39-year-old woman—Plaza turned 40 in June—advising her younger self;

WandaVision‘s nosy neighbor turned out to be far more dangerous than most sitcom characters. Now the show’s spinoff starring Kathryn Hahn has introduced its own mysterious witch.

While promoting the new series at the recent premiere event, Agatha All Along star Aubrey Plaza pretty much confirmed the fan theory that her character, Rio Vidal, will be revealed to be someone

Aubrey Plaza made her MCU debut in Agatha All Along as Green Witch Rio Vidal, but her connection to Agatha Harkness and history remains a mystery.