Overview
- Marvel revealed the full eight-episode plan on Wednesday with a two-episode premiere on October 14 followed by double-episode weeks on October 21 and 28 and single-episode weeks on November 4 and 11.
- Episode runtimes were published with the first six episodes running about 45–54 minutes and the last two running 62 and 68 minutes, making the finales the longest MCU TV episodes to date.
- New promos and a featurette have put James Spader’s Ultron front and center, and the actor has described the series as a deeper look at Ultron’s role alongside Vision and the boy called Thomas.
- Marvel sent full-season screeners to critics under a review embargo that lifts on October 12 at 3 p.m. ET, increasing the chance that reviews and plot details will surface ahead of the premiere.
- The series is billed as the conclusion of the WandaVision–Agatha All Along trilogy and its schedule, which ends before Avengers: Doomsday, creates a clear window for any story or character links to the upcoming film.