Marvel Television’s VisionQuest – Limited Series [2026] on Disney Plus

VisionQuest picks up the threads from WandaVision and other MCU projects to close out a fascinating trilogy, and a conflicting phase.

Starring Paul Bettany & Ruaridh Mollica, and bringing back James Spader as Ultron, showrunner Terry Matalas had an almost impossible task: Reunite Vision with his son, while making him whole again. Well, Matalas did just that, and more, while giving us a fitting ending to the WandaVision trilogy and story arcs, expanding the MCU lore beyond Avengers: Age of Ultron, and giving Tony Stark, and the MCU, and whole new history prior to the first Iron Man.

This thing definitely worked for me. As someone who has to deal daily with AI, and as a fan of the MCU and Vision so far, I couldn’t wait to see how the “quest” is going to go, and each twist and turn delivered a great surprise. And don’t forget Emily Hampshire delivering a great performance as E.D.I.T.H. Remember her?

MCU aside, Bettany, Spader, Mollica, and T’Nia Miller (as Jocasta) give powerful performances with genuine emotional layers. The series handles trauma and the complex relationships between fathers and sons well. It’s a soap opera for the ages, but with robots and lasers, and im here for it.

However, a special shoutout to Spader as Ultron. While robots don’t evolve, AI does. And he understood the assignment as the grumpy old(er) AI of the bunch. During the whole show, you can’t be sure if you want to hate Ultron, or cheer for him. but either way, he made for great tv.

Should You Watch It?

Nothing is perfect, by VisionQuest is almost perfect. A story about discovering who you really are, and want to be, while making a lot of social commentaries about AI.

Where Can I Watch It?

You can stream Marvel Television’s VisionQuest on Disney Plus.