Marvel's AGATHA ALL ALONG Almost Let Lady Death Loose in a Wild Deleted Post-Credits Scene
Marvel Studios almost slipped one more supernatural twist into Agatha All Along, and it involved Aubrey Plaza stepping fully into Lady Death territory. A new report has revealed a scrapped post-credits scene that would’ve changed the final vibe of the series in a pretty cool way.
According to scooper @MyTimeToShineHello, the deleted stinger followed the finale’s closing moments and leaned hard into cosmic consequences.
As shared on X, “The second post-credits scene they decided not to use for Agatha All Along showed Rio/Lady Death following Ghost Agatha and Billy into the portal at the end.”
Showrunner Jac Schaeffer previously explained that multiple post-credit scenes were on the table during development. Speaking with Entertainment Weekly, she said:
“I wrote a number of post-credit scenes, as I’ve done on every Marvel project I’ve ever worked on, because it’s the thing that changes the most and goes the longest as a question mark until you’re finally confronted with it. Ultimately, it was a Marvel decision not to have a tag on this show.”
Lady Death wasn’t the only character who almost got a final tease. Another unused scene reportedly centered on Jennifer Kale, with the character continuing her hunt for the doctor she initially believed had stolen her powers.
That idea, along with several other stingers, was seriously considered before Marvel ultimately chose to leave the finale clean and uninterrupted.
That creative choice was interesting, especially since Agatha All Along wrapped its two-episode finale without any post-credits scenes at all, which is a rare move for Marvel Studios.
Now streaming in full on Disney+, the series follows Kathryn Hahn as Agatha Harkness, who breaks free from a spell cast by a mysterious goth Teen and heads down the Witches’ Road. Along the way, she builds a coven, faces magical trials, and fights to reclaim what she’s lost.
Even without that Lady Death tag, the show landed with style. Still, knowing how close Marvel came to ending things on such a chilling note makes it hard not to wonder what might’ve been.