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I saw a dude on another forum make a good point that makes it obvious you should stick a fork in these Marvel Netflix shows:

Kevin Feige had never really claimed the Netflix shows so I doubt anyone is fighting for those shows at Disney/Marvel

They were never really connected to the MCU
He doesn't even acknowledge Agents of Shield because he was at war with the head of TV Marvel for a long time

And now that they are developing TV shows for their A-list characters like Black Widow, Loki, Falcon, Winter Soldier and Hawkeye, I doubt they are even thinking about Netflix's C-list characters
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ColiBreh1 said:
I saw a dude on another forum make a good point that makes it obvious you should stick a fork in these Marvel Netflix shows:
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I wonder who they are going to have playing as the black widow. Scar Jo is going to be a tough act to follow.

The story line better be fire.
 
It's probably true that we won't see the Netflix shows back in their original forms, but I can't imagine that Marvel is done with those characters. They still have years of MCU stories to tell and Disney's streaming service is going to need a constant stream of content.

I predict we will at least get an extended cameo in a future Avengers movie, or some of the characters will "guest star" in a stand-alone movie. I really wouldn't be surprised if Daredevil showed-up in Spider-Man 3, or if Luke Cage popped up in Black Panther 2.
 
samson1701 said:
Doesn't Disney own a large stake in Hulu? These shows, as well as other darker, more mature Marvel heroes, could end up there.

I'm sure those Netflix contracts with Marvel have some kind of "shit or get off the pot" kind of clause in them. No way Marvel makes the same kind of shitty deals they made back in the day. They'll get those characters back and have them in something before too long.

Hell, they could end up landing on ABC's ten o'clock timeslot on a Friday or Saturday night. But, I doubt that. However, anything is possible when you own everything.
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"The streaming service has operated as a joint venture ofDisney, Fox and NBCUniversal for a number of years. It is now poised for an ownership shakeup as Disneyprepares to acquire Fox's 30 percent stake in Hulu as part of a larger purchase of the media company's assets."
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/nabbing-sky-will-comcast-sell-hulu-stake-disney-1147566

Not to mention the connection to Luke Cage that Cloak and Dagger was building. Call me crazy but I think those easter eggs and hints within the show were on purpose. C&D's showrunner Joe Pokaski was one of the producers of Daredevil. Jeph Loeb overseas all Marvel TV shows and as he showed in this interview a lot of things are classified. https://ew.com/tv/2018/09/21/marvel...ks-future-of-defenders-small-screen-projects/

So outsiders could say what they want it's really up to the fans and Jeph Loeb. And Hulu already made that connection to the Marvel Netflix shows with Cloak and Dagger.
 
Beasty said:
Almost makes you see the value in "for whites only" signs. Let me know up front. I can do without it.
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True story. I watched the entire season hoping his powers would show up like the other kids but nope. And of course the blonde girl is the most special of all. And he's the only one no one is interested in. Fuck that show
 
ColiBreh1 said:
SMH. Black Lightning's Showrunner/EP is getting Me Too'd:

https://deadline.com/2018/11/salim-akil-sued-domestic-abuse-love-is-contract-breach-1202511331

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/l...im-akil-domestic-violence-allegations-1165202
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The Dark King said:
Good fuck that trash ass show too. Haven't seen a single episode of season 2. When they started putting the girls on the cover of the promos their agenda became clear and I'm done with it. Hope it gets canceled
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Lowkey, "Black Lightning" is probably currently the best comicbooks-based show on The CW.
 
ColiBreh1 said:
Lowkey, "Black Lightning" is probably currently the best comicbooks-based show on The CW.
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I'm behind a few episodes of Black Lightening and I haven't seen an episode of Legends this season (though, I'll catch up over the holidays), but I'm enjoying Supergirl the most out of the Arrowverse shows. I look forward to watching it. The Flash is almost too goofy to watch these days. Although, it is better than last season. Arrow is better, but still "meh."
 
ColiBreh1 said:
Lowkey, "Black Lightning" is probably currently the best comicbooks-based show on The CW.
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samson1701 said:
I'm behind a few episodes of Black Lightening and I haven't seen an episode of Legends this season (though, I'll catch up over the holidays), but I'm enjoying Supergirl the most out of the Arrowverse shows. I look forward to watching it. The Flash is almost too goofy to watch these days. Although, it is better than last season. Arrow is better, but still "meh."
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I haven't watched "Supergirl" at all this season. What has changed on the show that has you enjoying it the most? Last season it was probably the show I cared about the least out of all The CW shows I watch.
 
The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina returns for Season 2 in April. Here's the new teaser:

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ColiBreh1 said:
I haven't watched "Supergirl" at all this season. What has changed on the show that has you enjoying it the most? Last season it was probably the show I cared about the least out of all The CW shows I watch.
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The writing is better. The characters' actions make more sense. Plus, it's more topical in a good way. Don't get me wrong, it's not GOT level writing. It lacks any suttlety. But, for what they're trying to do, it's worked so far. It's been a solid B to B+. I just hope they keep it up.

I do feel like the action is weaker on the hand to hand combat sequences. But, not trash, tho. Just ... slower.
 
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The Dark King said:
Good for them I won't support a show that goes out of its way to empower black women at the expense of black men. They would never make a show about black women and then give all the shine to her sons. And I'm officially done with the hood trope.
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One prop I'll give them is they show a strong, loving black family that isn't struggling to get out of the hood.

But, yeah, BL isn't the male lead show that Arrow or Flash gets to be. It's more about them, than him.
 
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