WandaVision Episode 4 Explained: Jimmy Woo’s Whiteboard

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In WandaVision Episode 4, while the SWORD team is working to discover the true identity of the Westview characters, Jimmy Woo (Randall Park) is seen writing random clues on a whiteboard — going for some classic red string theorising.

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The following messages were seen on the whiteboard: 

  • What we don’t know: Why the hexagonal shape?” This is presumably referencing back to the WandaVision theme sequence in the second episode which showed a hexagon shape closing in on the titular characters. 
  • “What we don’t know: Why sitcoms?”
  • “What we don’t know: Same time and space?” This is presumably questioning whether or not the Westview reality is happening parallel to the modern-day Marvel reality. 
  • “What we don’t know: Is Vision alive?” We’re all wondering the same thing. Remember, he died in Avengers: Infinity War after Thanos crushed his head for the mind stone. 
  • Under “Failed attempts at connection” this is what is legible: Phone lines, Digital, Drones 
  • “What is behind this: Skrulls?” This note is written in brackets indicating that it’s a theory with less supportive evidence.
  • The top left of the whiteboard is continuously blocked but the word “now” is legible presumably standing for: “What we know now.”
  • “What we know now: [t]riangulated to Westview” and underneath this note is a dash that says “five miles” and then below that the word “[u]nknown” which is likely part of a blocked sentence. 

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