Episode seven of Disney+’s Agatha All Along has reached 4.2 million views after 24 hours since its premiere, Comicbook.com exclusively reports. In comparison, this number of views increased 35% from the show’s premiere episode. This episode focused on the character of Patti LuPone (The School For Good and Evil, Union Square) Lilia Calderu, as William and Agatha are getting closer to completing their journey down the Witches’ Road. The two-episode finale is this upcoming Wednesday, so fans who have been closely following the story will see what surprises Marvel has for them.
According to Comicbook.com, the first episodes totaled 9.3 million views in seven days. Defining the correct streaming numbers for shows released on these sites is always hard. Since now Disney+ was able to track the total number of views for episode seven, this is a good sign for a possible second-season renewal of Agatha All Along from the streamer, just like it happened previously with Loki.
According to Comicbook.com, fans have been speculating many theories about Agatha All Along’s season finale on social media. A fan theory that was confirmed in episode five was the speculation that Joe Locke’s (Heartstopper) character Teen was Wiccan, the Scarlet Witch’s son.
But fans never stopped theorizing about each character, like the mysterious Rio Vidal, played by Aubrey Plaza (Criminal Minds, Parks & Recreation). According to Comicbook.com, the only clue fans had was that Agatha and Rio shared history. When (Spoiler Alert) Lilia sacrifices herself in episode seven, she uncovers that Rio is supposed to be the living embodiment of Death. Still, fans have to wait for the finale to see what that information means for the characters that are left.
According to Comicbook.com, fans are desperately hoping for a surprising return of the beloved character Wanda Maximoff, better known as the Scarlet Witch, in the upcoming finale of Agatha All Along. The character supposedly died in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, and Agatha All Along mentioned that the Scarlet Witch is dead countless times throughout the series. However, Agatha does not confirm the accuracy of her enemy’s death, and Marvel is known for bringing back the character from death if the body is not seen. So, it’s not officially confirmed yet.
The two-episode finale of Agatha All Along will be streaming on Wednesday, October 30, on Disney+.