It blows my mind that YouTubers are mad at a show because they spent two months focusing on details that turned out to not matter because the show had a very specific focus in never actually broke the entire time. That's on you, not on them.
Not every mystery is a puzzle for you to solve before the reveal, and I'm sorry that your day job is making videos speculating about such things. It's not a show's fault that it doesn't exist to serve your professional content creation niche. It told a small story.
Not going to call out anyone by name but wow, some of these YouTubers really need to step outside their own heads and listen to what they sound like. Blaming THE SHOW for wasting your time speculating on theories that turned out to be wrong. Seriously, have some self-awareness.
"Why did they cast Evan Peters if they weren't going to cross this over with the X-Men universe" is the dumbest motherfucking statement I've ever seen. "Don't give us a cool cameo because I might spend six weeks telling people it has a deeper meaning behind it." Seriously?
Weird segue, but I have a couple of test episodes for an upcoming podcast I'm doing with @anangbhai up on YouTube. If you want some Wandavision finale talk that isn't infected by this type of fan resentment, check it out here:
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