The 19 Best ‘WandaVision' Memes About Season 1

From jokes about Jimmy and Darcy to reactions to the many MCU reveals.

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Warning: This post contains mild spoilers about the plot of WandaVisionEvery week, WandaVision dives deeper and deeper into the warped psyche of Wanda Maximoff as she struggles to cope with the trauma caused by the events of Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame. Because she's a superhero, her idea of coping involves creating some kind of an alternate reality that time hops through sitcoms tropes. It's all very dark and mysterious and confusing. But, fret not, because in true internet fashion we deal with all of the twisted and intriguing plotlines by—how else?—making memes!

Thanks to some jaw-dropping Marvel reveals, several eyebrow-raising Easter eggs, a few highly-anticipated MCU crossovers (looking at you: Darcy, Agent Woo, and Monica Rambeau), and lots of retro costumes and antics (we haven't even gotten to the '80s yet!), the Internet has had plenty of fodder to keep occupied while waiting for episodes to drop weekly on Disney+.

See the best WandaVision memes from season 1; prepare for them to only get weirder and wackier as Wanda continues to unleash her wrath on Westview and S.W.O.R.D.

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Neha Prakash
Entertainment Director

As Marie Claire’s Entertainment Director, Neha oversees and executes strategy for all editorial talent bookings and culture coverage across the brand's print and digital entities, including covers, celebrity profiles and features, social takeovers, and video franchises as well as handles talent relations for MC's flagship summit, Power Trip. She's passionate about elevating diverse voices and stories, loves a hot-take, and generally hates reboots. She's worked in media for more than 10 years and her bylines about pop culture, film & tv, and fashion have appeared on Glamour, Vanity Fair, GQ, Allure, Teen Vogue, Brides, and Architectural Digest. She is a graduate of the Columbia School of Journalism.