WandaVision Episode 5 Theories: 5 Biggest Talking Points

Another week, another instalment of WandaVision.

The most recent episode was longer and more revealing than any of the previous ones. As the story progresses and we discover more about the pair's story, some theories become apparent, while others are disproven.

Nobody - other than the showrunners - knows where this series is heading, with four more episodes scheduled over the coming weeks. As we go over the halfway point in the show, there are sure to be more twists and reveals.

However, there were plenty of questions raised by just this episode alone.

After their dramatic arrival at the end of Episode 3, Billy and Tommy (...Maximoff? Vision?) were seen causing their parents trouble and refusing to sleep.

Just as the novice parents managed to get the twins to settle, they disappeared from their cribs - only to appear behind Wanda and Vision. The boys had seemingly aged themselves up, going from newborn to toddlers in the blink of an eye. Was this Wanda? Was this an outside force? Or did the boys do this themselves?

It seems to be that Billy and Tommy can control their own ageing process, as they were created by Wanda - maybe her powers are also present in them.

In the comics, the twins grow up to realise their full potential and develop powers of their own - becoming Wiccan and Speed, respectively - so perhaps they will begin to demonstrate evidence of their powers in later episodes.

We know that they can control their growth... what limits do their powers have? Billy and Tommy might be allowed to let loose with their abilities in later episodes - as for now, we'll just have to wait and see.