This article contains spoilers for the Agatha All Along finale. Well witches, we’ve finally hit the end of the road. Was there closure? No.
Was there a jaw-dropping finale reveal? Kinda! Did we have fun along the way? Mostly, yeah. So, Agatha Harkness (Kathryn Hahn) is dead, Billy Maximoff (Joe Locke) has realized he has mommy’s proclivity for creating realities but evidently doesn’t need earth-shattering emotional distress to do so, and Jennifer Kale (Sasheer Zamata) is the only member of the coven who gets to fly off into the sunrise. It’s a pretty cut and dried ending to Agatha’s portion of the story, but there’s still plenty of Billy in our future.
Let’s take a look at what’s to come for the witches of the MCU. We don’t have confirmation one way or the other, but the immediate answer is a strong “probably not.” Agatha’s story is, for all intents and purposes, mostly wrapped up until she manages to find closure and one day musters the will to face her son in the afterlife.
In the meantime, ghost effects ain’t cheap. Expect to see Marvel’s own wicked witch pop up now and again in future stories, but it’s unlikely she’ll get another season of television devoted solely to her escapades. Usually, we’d turn to the comics origins to get answers here.
But, given that the MCU has basically turned Billy and Tommy Maximoff’s stories on their heads, the comics aren’t a lot of help. Still, it feels worth mentioning that in those origins he ends up.
