Thread:Marvelus/@comment-26838855-20190116120806/@comment-26838855-20190516001951

Yeah I've been waiting for the AM(A)A since I found out about it earlier. I'm wary of the comments just asking about canon and scared that if he did reply, he might use the "canon" term loosely and cause a disastrous knock-on effect.

But I like some of the high-up comments' wording:

"Hi, Kevin! Many fans have been feeling a bit nervous when it comes to Marvel Television's entries in the MCU. They feel that the existence of Marvel Studios' Disney+ shows mean these shows we've grown to love and care for over various years are no longer canon and no longer matter in the grand scheme of the MCU."

"Hi, on behalf of all the millions and millions of Marvel TV fans I would like to say thank you for the first time ever bringing a TV character into a movie with Jarvis from Agent Carter to Avengers: Endgame. This gives me a lot of hope for other TV characters to join the movies. As Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. also is a Disney property with ABC like Agent Carter I would very much like it if you could bring more characters like Quake (Daisy Johnson) into the movies."

As a TV fan who would love some movie-side validation, is there any chance we see some two-way connectivity like we got in earlier seasons?

I understand the meme-verse went nuts over Howard the Duck but if he can make his way into the background in Endgame I am just surprised you guys didn't take the opportunity to take the significant chunk of your fans who absolutely love the hundreds of hours of TV content and give them a big win.

Having Robbie Reyes mixed in with the Sanctum Sorcerers would have not distracted any casual fans and at best might have reminded some folks that Ghost Rider is canon in the MCU and drive ratings to another Marvel owned property.

Sincerely, An obsessed TV fan"

I am glad that in the messages they're particularly emphasising their desperation for TV to be canon.

The highest TV-related message is more nerve-racking, more just asking yes or no. They say it's "debated" which I think is poor wording. Debated... because people ignore the official answer.