Agatha All Along was one of the most fun and exciting series that the Marvel Cinematic Universe has yet released, and following recent comments by star Kathryn Hahn, I really need to see her titular character crossover with Doctor Strange in the franchise. While the MCU was built on the promise of crossovers, there has not recently been enough interplay between shows and movies in meaningful ways with certain characters and kinds of stories. The ones involved with the magical side of the universe have so much promise, and I need to see that built upon.

Kathryn Hahn’s recent comments about Agatha All Along have completely reshaped how I view the series. The WandaVision spin-off is one of Marvel’s most captivating projects, proffering a deeper dive into Agatha Harkness’ story. In a recent interview, Hahn offered a fascinating perspective on Agatha’s MCU journey, one that makes Agatha All Along feel even more profound and thematically rich. Her insight into Agatha’s story has transformed the series from a supernatural thriller into an intimate exploration of power, transformation, and self-discovery.

After Agatha All Along's ending left a lot of interesting unanswered questions for the MCU, I think Kathryn Hahn's MCU crossover hopes could be perfect for all the characters involved. Agatha All Along's ending was a suitably cathartic-feeling conclusion to a series that provided more than its fair share of plot twists and major character developments. Though Agatha Harkness dies in Agatha All Along episode 8, this is by no means the ending of her story, as she continues on in the MCU as a spectral ghostly being instead of ing on to the afterlife.

Agatha All Along's Kathryn Hahn opened up about what she has in common with the titular witch, as well as the mythological influences on her portrayal. The actress originated the role of Agatha in 2021's WandaVision, where the witch attempted to steal Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch's magic, only to be trapped powerless. Hahn's character proved extremely popular, and she received her own spin-off, Agatha All Along, in 2024. Also starring Joe Locke, Sasheer Zamata, Patti Lupone, Ali Ahn, and Aubrey Plaza, the series follows Agatha and her coven as they journey down the fabled Witches' Road.

Agatha Harkness actor Kathryn Hahn reveals how she adapted a lesson from Parks and Recreation co-star Amy Poehler into her relationship with the Agatha All AlongMCU cast.After her main villain role in WandaVision, Kathryn Hahn's Agatha Harkness returned as an anti-hero in her own MCU show, Agatha All Along. Harkness was accompanied by Agatha All Along's cast of witches, which featured Agatha's very own coven and her unlikely apprentice, Joe Locke's Billy Maximoff a.k.a. Wiccan — Scarlet Witch's son.

Recently, Agatha All Along actress Kathryn Hahn opened up about which Avengers with whom she could see her character, Agatha Harkness, interact. She started her Marvel Cinematic Universe career starring opposite Elizabeth Olsen's Scarlet Witch/Wanda Maximoff and Paul Bettany's Vision in 2021's WandaVision. During that series, Hahn played the twist villain, who pretended to be Wanda's nosy neighbor while manipulating her in a bid to steal her powers. Agatha was a breakout character, and as such, she was given her own series, Agatha All Along, in 2024.

Agatha All Along ended up being the Marvel Cinematic Universe's most surprising show, given how well it was received and how much of the magic side of the universe it fleshed out. With how Agatha All Along's ending teases Billy Maximoff's ongoing story, it's inevitable to wonder about the status of a potential second season. TV series in the MCU have previously not used showrunners, but the studio pivoted with their latest releases, like Daredevil: Born Again, and WandaVision creator Jac Schaeffer was the showrunner of Agatha All Along. This marks a change in strategy for the studio, which points toward the possibility of Agatha All Along season 2, or even something else in its place.

Some Agatha All Along actors knew about the shocking twist of the Marvel Cinematic Universe series while filming the show. WandaVision proved itself one of the MCU's best TV shows, which led to two spinoff series, the already finished Agatha All Along, and the Vision series. Kathryn Hahn's Agatha Harkness, Joe Locke's Billy Maximoff, and the rest of their coven captivated audiences as they walked the Witches' Road. However, the mystical setting that made the wishes of those who walked it true was revealed to be nothing but a spell, and part of Agatha All Along's cast knew.

The possibility of Agatha All Alongseason 2 happening in the Marvel Cinematic Universe gets addressed by the series' showrunner, who also teases the future and fate of the Maximoffs in the franchise. Following her return to the MCU timeline, Agatha Harkness' fate in the franchise remains to be seen after the conclusion of Agatha All Along. While many fans are hoping to see Agatha All Along season 2 happen, Disney+ and Marvel Studios have yet to move forward with another season of the series.