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Best in-universe explanation I can think of for Juliet is that Justin aged into an adult and she remained a teenager.

I love that canonically max is like the richest out of all of them. I love that for him.

Is still crazy how Bridgit Mendler went from an actress to a CEO of a space company she co-founded.

The lack of a third space in this show is noticeable. If they aren’t in that damn house they’re at school. Where’s the sandwich shop equivalent? Moving the central setting to a suburb on Staten Island feels so constricting when compared to how much was happening in the restaurant.

A sequel set at Wiz Tech with Justin as headmaster and his kids as students……it was right there……

Hi - an older Wizards fan here. I am 28 years old. I am only just pregnant with my first child and can confirm that my daughter is, in fact, not old enough to watch this yet

The idea that Justin never liked Harper but still went for a red-head (that people mistake for her character anyway) is kiiiinda funny

4:10 dude there was an entire episode for alex's quinceañera she 100% had a birthday ep

Regarding the "You can't have powers if you marry a mortal" rule, I feel like it's possible that the rules of the Wizard World have changed since the events of the original series. Maybe even by Alex.

I actually don’t have a problem with Justin’s kids mimicking Alex, Max, and himself? Jerry and his siblings match Alex, Max, and Justin so it does make sense.

Until the show states otherwise, my headcanon is that Juliet died in the Unicorn incident at WizTech, and Justin feels like a failure for not being able to stop it - being fired sucks, but the real issue is that someone died because of him. Or Juliet became a unicorn and he feels bad about that. Could go either way with this franchise.

You know if David wanted to be really petty, he could bring back Rachel Dratch who was Future Harper in season 2 to play “Present Harper”.

Bailee Madison (played Maxine) has repeatedly expressed her interest to return for the revival, and if they really want to avoid Jake T Austin, they have the opportunity to do the funniest thing

I thought about the "wizard genes skipping a generation" idea, maybe that's what Wiztech is for! Jerry could homeschool his kids with their wizard training because they were all around each other with the sub shop. Other post-wizard parents who married mortals may not have that luxury thus sending their kids to Wiztech.

I love how positively delighted Keyan is by all the plotholes in the new Wizards series; it's always refreshing when a youtube critic is able to talk about the flaws of a piece of media in a positive light, without taking the really minor issues too seriously. Getting genuinely irrationally mad about continuity errors and inconsistencies is out, gleefully poking at the seams and rough edges of the things you enjoy is in.

I kind of love the vibe of the girl kid lead. She seems like she grew up in the magical world and therefore inherently knows a lot more about magic, instead of learning magic in the mortal world like Alex and Justin did. I think that is her best differentiating factor from Alex. Jerry being the smartest wizard but having basically no backstory about growing up a wizard beyond it ruining his family was a real lost opportunity. In Wizards of Waverly place we all were learning magic with Alex and Justin, but it's cool to see a baseline culture they didn't get in main girl whose name I still haven't remembered.

Maybe the reason the lore is so wild and contradictory is because the magic the wizards use is just altering the fabric of time and reality so stuff just kinda pops into existence and disappears while being woven into history

I high-key really like Justin's story

I don't find the powers still being there too confusing as it wasn't a family wizard thing, but I think a major incident leading to him leaving wiz tech makes sense. He's a burned out gifted kid who's like 1 consistent trait beyond being smart is that he is STRESSED, especially when it comes to big disasters

i think the explanation for the seemingly new holiday traditions is that billie was raised 100% in the wizard world vs in the OG show the kids were raised in the human world with mostly human traditions