After Avengers: Endgame wrapped up the saga of the MCU’s biggest heroes, Marvel fans are enjoying a lighthearted miniseries titled WandaVision. Directed by Matt Shakman and created by Jac Schaeffer, the show focuses on the life of Scarlet Witch and Vision in a suburban setting. The show is set in a fictional town called Westview, New Jersey and the production team had to create an entirely new world for these two super powered beings to live their lives.

Fortunately for Geektrippers, the majority of the filming locations from WandaVision aren’t difficult to find. Most of the filming was done in-studio and on backlots, such as at Trilith Studios and Pinewood Atlanta Studios in Atlanta, Georgia and at the Golden Oak Ranch in Newhall, California. In fact, the home of Wanda and Vision can be found on the Warner Bros Ranch Blondie Street set, which is also famous for being the Griswold house in National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation.

Each episode of the series is designed to evoke a different era in television sitcom history. The first episode, for instance, pays homage to The Dick Van Dyke Show from the 1950s. And the second episode takes its cues from Bewitched. But no matter the specific inspiration, there’s something for everyone to enjoy about WandaVision. In a recently released behind-the-scenes featurette, Elizabeth Olsen reveals that the first two episodes of WandaVision were actually filmed in front of a live studio audience! This kept the feel of the show true to the era it was meant to represent.