Thread:Marvelus/@comment-27496405-20190519011243/@comment-1894786-20190726031710

Marvelus wrote:

Who would have thought Feige would treat the TV Shows like that? I did. The writing was on the wall for years. Aside from the current onslaught of "please adapt the Netflix heroes" now that the shows are cancelled, the last time Feige directly addressed any of the tv shows (aside from that incredibly petty shade towards Inhumans after it flopped), was when Daredevil Season 1 aired.

And if I recall, he said that he'd heard great things, and that it was on his to-watch list. And this was months after the show aired. Then again, I'm basing this on memory, so I might have the dates wrong. I get the man is busy, but a tv show just aired that's capitalizing on your movies and you don't want to immediately check it out to see how it fits (or doesn't fit) into your brand?

I guarantee you the only reason why Agent Carter was a TV show was because Feige was still under Perlmutter at the time. The fact that Markus, McFeely, Joe Russo and Feige himself were all involved, and the show was 8 episodes, makes me think this would've been the first Disney+ show announced if released today.