The end credits scene is a Marvel tradition. Normally, if you wait around through the mid or post-credits for a Marvel movie, you get a fun surprise or two, either an additional joke or a full-on tease for the next movie. Marvel TV shows? That’s a mixed bag. And up until now, Agatha All Along has eschewed end credits scenes entirely. So is the finale different? Is there an end credits scene in the final episode of Agatha All Along?
Surprisingly… No, there’s no end credits scene on Agatha All Along. There’s also no post-credits scene, or mid-credits scene. There’s the end of the episode, the main credits, and the additional credits. Granted, I highly recommend watching them anyway just because everyone worked very hard on this show. But in terms of a fun surprise teeing up 2 Agatha 2 All Along or something, there’s nothing there like that… Other than — spoilers past this point — the final tease is that Billy Maximoff (Joe Locke) and the ghost of Agatha Harkness (Kathryn Hahn) are headed off to find the resurrected Tommy Maximoff.
There’s also nothing other than that final line that teases the next show in the trilogy that started with WandaVision and continued with Agatha All Along: Vision, or whatever the series is going to be called. In a certain way that makes a lot of sense, because Vision doesn’t even go into production until 2025. But it’s still a bummer that we didn’t get Paul Bettany showing up in any way to meet his son, Billy Maximoff. Maybe in 2026!
So yeah, no end credits scene, no mid-credits scene, no post-credits scene. Unlike WandaVision, which fed directly into Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, there’s nothing really to tee up here. Instead, you can go back to the beginning of Agatha All Along and watch the whole thing again.
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