4 Marvel shows that definitely won’t be back for season 2

As a die-hard Marvel fan who has followed the saga since its inception, I must say that the MCU has always been a rollercoaster ride of emotions, but none have left me as divided as Secret Invasion and WandaVision.

As a die-hard Marvel fan, I’ve noticed some changes in their game plan that are quite unusual for them. After a couple of box office disappointments in their almost two decades of dominance, Kevin Feige and the team have been making strategic moves to prevent future flops like Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania and The Marvels from happening again in 2023. This new strategy involves reducing the number of releases each year and focusing more on projects that are bound to be hits.

Reports suggest that Disney Plus may be clarifying their stance on numerous series they’ve been cryptic about since launch, which could involve greenlighting more seasons for certain shows. This apparent shift in strategy seems to indicate a greater commitment to the success of these series, with the possibility of extending some MCU shows into multiple seasons rather than just miniseries. These changes are part of an overall revamp of Marvel Television, their television division.

As a passionate gamer, I’m thrilled to share some exciting news about my favorite Marvel shows! Reports suggest that “Moon Knight” and “Hawkeye” are both coming back for more action-packed seasons. It was anticipated that “Moon Knight” would return due to persistent rumors since its 2022 debut, but the return of “Hawkeye” caught me off guard.

As a devoted fan, I must share my excitement about the rumors circulating around Marvel’s upcoming plans for their shows. Although official confirmation is still pending from Marvel themselves, it seems that the future looks promising. However, let me clarify that while we can anticipate a “season 2 era” for some of the Disney Plus series, not every show will be renewed for further episodes. So, keep your fingers crossed, but manage your expectations as well!

Based on the final installments of these limited series or official announcements of their termination, here are some Marvel Cinematic Universe shows we likely won’t get a second season for.

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Agatha All Along

The latest Marvel series on Disney Plus, titled “Agatha All Along“, has garnered widespread praise from critics and fans alike since its debut. However, despite its popularity, it’s unlikely that a second season will be produced. This is due to the fact that the show was conceived as a perfectly executed spooky spectacle for Halloween – a role it has undeniably fulfilled.

As a devoted fan, I can’t help but express my excitement for “Agatha,” a captivating nine-part Special Presentation that invites us to delve deeper into the enchanting universe of witchcraft within the MCU. Unlike other series, it stands alone in its narrative, even though it’s a spin-off from “WandaVision” focusing on the mesmerizing character of Agatha Harkness, portrayed brilliantly by Kathryn Hahn. With the final credits rolling, we eagerly anticipate a satisfying resolution to this intriguing tale.

Initially, it was anticipated that this project would be a single, self-contained story. However, this assumption was solidified earlier this year when reports from The Hollywood Reporter indicated that the current project, along with “Vision Quest,” are actually components of the WandaVision trilogy. Each installment in the trilogy tells a distinct part of the larger narrative, while focusing on different characters within it. Unfortunately, this implies that each of these three stories will be self-contained adventures.

It’s not a problem that Agatha All Along draws inspiration from the critically acclaimed series, WandaVision, which has been praised as one of the best MCU shows on Disney Plus. By setting a new standard for Marvel TV and ending its run at the right time, it demonstrated good judgment. The fact that Agatha is following suit by doing the same only underscores this smart strategy.

She-Hulk: Attorney At Law

When the initial trailer for “She-Hulk: Attorney At Law” premiered, the less than perfect CGI garnered a lot of discussion. Marvel made adjustments and enhancements to the visual effects for its release on Disney Plus, but it soon became evident that a series centered around the Hulk would be costly, despite following a format similar to a lower-budget sitcom.

The audience has highly appreciated the series, but there are many uncertainties regarding its continuation. However, given its unique format, there’s a strong possibility of a second season. This show stands out among Marvel Television productions due to its distinct lack of feeling like a long movie. It’s not just television adapting films; it’s TV in its purest form, and it’s one of the few MCU shows that managed this transition gracefully. Despite this, no renewal has been announced for two years now.

Despite various rumors about its cancellation, it’s been suggested that a second season might not materialize. This notion was strengthened when star Tatiana Maslany hinted at this possibility during an interaction with fans, stating, “I don’t believe we’ll see a season 2.” She further explained, “It seems we exceeded our budget, and Disney replied, ‘Sorry, but no more!’

It looks like the beloved character Jennifer Walters, also known as She-Hulk, is expected to make a comeback in either ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ or ‘Avengers: Secret Wars’. Several sources and insiders have confirmed this news, hinting that she will play a significant role within the franchise in the future, even though it seems the ‘She-Hulk’ series itself won’t be continuing.

Secret Invasion

You might not find it surprising for several reasons. To begin with, “Secret Invasion” was primarily designed as a standalone season. Among the miniseries Marvel has released so far, this one seemed particularly suitable for a one-and-done format. Additionally, it wrapped up its storyline neatly and concluded a decades-long narrative, sending Nick Fury back to space. Furthermore, it’s likely that Samuel L. Jackson’s schedule wouldn’t have allowed him to commit to multiple seasons of a TV series.

It’s been reported that Marvel is examining their Disney Plus shows to determine which ones might be eligible for renewals. However, a second season for “Secret Invasion” seems unlikely, regardless of its potential viability. The show has garnered some of the most unfavorable responses Marvel has ever encountered, with many fans vocalizing their disappointment and considering it one of the poorest projects in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

From that shockingly pointless death early on to the panned CGI-heavy battle in the series finale, Secret Invasion left a bad taste in fans’ mouths from the beginning through end. The potential was there, but its pacing issues, questionable story decisions, and underutilization of actors like Emilia Clarke and Olivia Colman made it all one big missed opportunity. And honestly, this one should have been a movie. An Avengers movie.

The production was not only slammed due to its expensive $200 million budget, AI-generated opening sequences, and the controversial impact it had on the MCU, but rather the negative feedback it received. Despite being successful on Disney Plus, it’s often regarded as one of Marvel’s significant setbacks in 2023 (alongside its box office disappointments). Given this response, it seems unlikely that Marvel would be keen to revive this project again.

WandaVision

In 2021, the Marvel Cinematic Universe was revolutionized by “WandaVision,” marking the debut of Disney Plus shows from Marvel Studios. The narrative centered around Wanda Maximoff and Vision, who seemed to be living peacefully in the town of Westview. However, fans of the MCU were puzzled because Vision had perished in “Avengers: Infinity War.” This predicament served as the enigma that “WandaVision” was going to solve over an eight-week period. And what a captivating eight weeks it turned out to be!

The series WandaVision masterfully narrated an entire story, utilizing television conventions as its medium. Unlike a movie, this tale was tailored specifically for TV, blending aspects of sitcoms from decades past – the ’50s, ’60s, ’70s, ’80s, ’90s, ’00s, and 2010s – to create an engaging narrative. The series excelled in its Emmy-nominated writing, portraying Wanda’s journey through the stages of grief and demonstrating how her love ultimately led her to construct a sitcom world for herself. This paved the way for her transformation into the Scarlet Witch.

Right after the debut of WandaVision, I found myself eagerly anticipating a season 2. Given its unique blend of elements that seemed like lightning in a bottle, it felt nearly impossible to replicate such magic. Still, I couldn’t help but hold onto hope. However, my dreams were dashed when the Blu-Ray release was marketed as “WandaVision: The Complete Series,” confirming that a second season wouldn’t be happening.

The positive aspect is that the narrative of the Marvel Cinatic Universe (MCU) has been, and will be, expanded across numerous projects and spinoffs. Wanda’s journey was further explored in “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,” Monica Rambeau’s unfolded in “The Marvels,” Agatha’s tale was developed in “Agatha All Along,” and Vision’s storyline will continue in “Vision Quest.

It’s unfortunate not to have another season, but keeping WandaVision as-is was a smart decision since it’s already flawless in its current form.

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2024-09-20 00:01