Disney+’s 10/10 Fantasy Miniseries With Zero Bad Episodes Officially Takes Over Streaming

Published Oct 25, 2026, 4:00 AM EDT

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Now is the perfect time to revisit this near-perfect fantasy miniseries as Halloween draws nearer. Spanning nine episodes, the masterpiece centers on an unfortunate witch who, after three years trapped under a magical spell, escapes with the help of a mysterious teenager who wants to face the legendary witches’ trials. Now without her magical powers, the freed witch and her teenage savior form a new coven to face the trials while contending with old enemies and seeking to regain her powers.

Released on Disney+ on September 18, 2024, the dark fantasy comedy received rave reviews from fans and critics alike. On Rotten Tomatoes, it holds a Certified Fresh 84% critics’ rating and an 82% audience score, with the commentary praising the ensemble cast’s performances, plot twists, character development, and portrayal of queer themes. It also earned major award nominations and was a viewership success, attracting 9.3 million views globally in its first seven days of streaming and surging to #1 globally on Disney during that period.

Two years after its premiere, Agatha All Along is back on streaming charts, finding new life once again. The hit series has ranked among the ten most-watched shows on Disney globally over the past week, including in the United States. Such a comeback may not be surprising, given the recent release of VisionQuest. As the latest MCU series, *VisionQuest is *a spin-off of WandaVision similar to *Agatha All Along *and has held the #1 spot on Disney+ since its premiere.

Four people, four completely different ideas of what it means to have somebody in your corner. Here is who picked up, what they would ask of you, and what you would get

You want the friend who does not leave. Steve is the one who turns up at the door without being asked, who remembers what you said you were worried about, and who has never once made you audition for his attention.

You want the friend who is genuinely exhausting and completely worth it. Tony will forget your birthday, then build you something at four in the morning that you did not know you needed, and hand it over as though it were nothing.

You want the friend who replies in four seconds and apologises for it. Peter is earnest in a way that is almost unfashionable, and he will take on far more than he can carry rather than admit that he is struggling.

You want the friend who insults your shoes, fixes your phone and then quietly rearranges your entire life for the better. Shuri does not do soft reassurance, and that is the reason you would believe her when she says you are fine.

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