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@itwascarolsheloved
I'll be yours forevermore.
Black Mirror: Hotel Reverie (2025) dir. Haolu Wang
It says a lot that Kathryn Hahn can’t talk about a new project without someone bringing up Agatha.
She’s out there promoting The Studio—a totally different story, a totally different character—and yet Agatha keeps coming up.
Quietly. Persistently.
Marvel’s been annoyingly quiet. No season two. No spin-off. Not even one of those classic “Agatha will return” teases. Lots of silence.
Except… Marvel UK posting their own Agathario edit… still not over that.
And the cast? Super duper careful. They’ve been told exactly how much not to say. Kathryn used to drop little hints—smiles, vague nods—but lately she’s been much quicker to redirect. Like someone had a word with her behind the scenes because they realized she was stirring up more interest than they planned for.
And that matters—because Agatha wasn’t just another Marvel character.
She was magnetic. Complex. Funny in a way that didn’t feel forced.
There was something lonely beneath all that flair. Something queer-coded without needing to be loud about it. And when Aubrey Plaza came in? That energy deepened. Instantly. Palpably.
Kathryn played her like she knew exactly who was watching.
And queer fans didn’t just see ourselves in her—we recognized her.
Maybe Marvel didn’t expect that. Maybe they thought it was just a silly little witch show. But honey, Kathryn turned it into something sticky. Something that stayed.
So even with no roadmap, no official word, no crossovers in sight—Agatha’s still here. In press tours. In fan posts. In the quiet, recurring ache of a character who struck something real.
Not every kind of visibility is loud and clear. Some of it lingers because it mattered.
Because someone—Kathryn—showed up, cracked open the role, and filled it with something weird and wonderful and just queer enough to feel like home.
She didn’t just play her. She claimed her.
And we noticed. We’re still noticing.
Mother behavior, actually.
THIS. Everything about this post. Marvel didn’t expect that show to have such an amazing creator, crew, and cast that everyone would adore. Once again they underestimated a broader audience. I think Kathryn will fight like hell for Agatha.
Kathryn knows the impact her turns as Agatha had on communities that she has always been a strong, vocal supporter of. She knows how much she can say, can get away with, but she also knows that none of us can let go of the character, and she isn't letting go either, and maybe if we all just keep bulldozing, we get more of the witch.
We'll get more Agatha somehow. Someday. Hopefully it's soon, but we just gotta tough it out and hold onto the memories.
CAROL (2015) dir. Todd Haynes
They say your muscles have memory. The heart is a muscle, too. And I've been training mine since I was a kid to fall in love with one particular person.
"Agatha, am I killing this boy so my brother can live?"
not a lot, just forever intertwined, sewn together like the rock bears the weather not a lot, just forever
agatha harkness + rio vidal adrianne lenker - not a lot just forever
agathario + mike flanagan show quotes insp: ❤ ❤
happy belated birthday, @kathrynmhahn ❤
I HAVE A SCAR. (insp)
FLORENCE PUGH as YELENA BELOVA in the MCU
Black widow (2021) dir. Cate Shortland Hawkeye (2021) Thunderbolts* (2025) dir. Jake Schreier
MCU:
Natasha's a human born 1984
COMICS:
Natasha's a supersoldier, who was born 1928
MCU:
Natasha's a ballerina
COMICS:
Natasha was never a ballerina. The Red Room brainwashed her into believing it to keep her loyal
MCU:
Alexi is Natasha's father figure, who sold her to the Red Room
COMICS:
Alexi is Natasha's ex-husband, who took part in her brainwashing. Logan (Wolverine) is her father figure
MCU:
Melina and Yelena are apart of Natasha's family. (Melina being her mother figure and Yelena being her sister)
COMICS:
Both Melina and Yelena are her enemies
MCU:
Natasha doesn't have any biological siblings
COMICS:
Natasha has three older brothers
MCU:
Natasha doesn't kill anyone anymore
COMICS:
Natasha still kills people. Bad people, obviously
MCU:
Natasha is one of many widows
COMICS:
Nat is one of 28 Black Widows (canonically even the best of them all). Also, she's the only survivor of the Original 28.
the woman dies.
NATASHA ROMANOFF + photostatic veils
natasha would have been such a good mother 😭
Carol (2015) dir. Todd Haynes
Not a request but can we take a moment to appreciate how when Therese started falling for Carol she was like, "Okay this is what we are doing now." And didn't question anything. Even going to a stranger's house after one lunch date.
I mean, Therese Belivet is the definition of gay panic and I think we can all appreciate that entirely ✨