"Marvel on Netflix" General News & Discussion, Four (Spoilers)

[lowell]

Is there a reason why people keep thinking of Disney+ instead of Hulu despite the fact this side of Marvel will be on the latter since that's where they're rolling all R-rated content into? Also, some good news: AT&T's planning to shed the 10% in Hulu to Disney to pay off the debt from WarnerMedia.

 

[Yojimbo]

Is there a reason why people keep thinking of Disney+ instead of Hulu despite the fact this side of Marvel will be on the latter since that's where they're rolling all R-rated content into? Also, some good news: AT&T's planning to shed the 10% in Hulu to Disney to pay off the debt from WarnerMedia.

Because there's no confirmation future appearances of them outside Netflix will still be R rated in nature.

 

[Fone Bone]

Do you know what Netflix needs to do? After Jessica Jones and The Punisher are canceled (and they will be) they need to get everybody back for one last season of The Defenders, just to wrap everything up. Am I correct in remembering that show wasn't officially canceled? If Netflix truly doesn't want to do Marvel shows anymore we at least deserve some closure.

 

[Yojimbo]

EP and writer Sam Ernst revealed the DD S4 writer's room was assembled and the season already was plotted out when they learned of the cancellation.

Do you know what Netflix needs to do? After Jessica Jones and The Punisher are canceled (and they will be) they need to get everybody back for one last season of The Defenders, just to wrap everything up. Am I correct in remembering that show wasn't officially canceled?

Yeah, they were vague about Defenders' fate.

 

[brodie999]

November 29th: Daredevil has been cancelled by Netflix after 3 seasons.

I hope they bring it, Iron Fist and Luke Cage back on FX because Fox hinted the network will retain its edgy approach to TV programming. So that might be the perfect place to revive all the Marvel-Netflix shows after they've been cancelled.

 

[Magmaster12]

November 29th: Daredevil has been cancelled by Netflix after 3 seasons.

I hope they bring it, Iron Fist and Luke Cage back on FX because Fox hinted the network will retain its edgy approach to TV programming. So that might be the perfect place to revive all the Marvel-Netflix shows after they've been cancelled.

Well that's can't happen until the Fox merger is done because Marvel TV is not allowed to sell off any of there brands right now.

 

[brodie999]

Well that's can't happen until the Fox merger is done because Marvel TV is not allowed to sell off any of there brands right now.

I know. That's why all 3 shows that were cancelled by Marvel and Netflix hinted at being revived for new episodes in the near future. That signals a future where they find their new home at either Hulu or FXX.

 

[rggkjg1]

I expected streaming shows to arrive ON TIME as each season came. I was really annoyed that Daredevil took a year off to accommodate his appearances in the other shows (again, it's been 10 years now. We all know by now it's a shared universe, so stop going out of the way to remind us it's one in every single movie or tv show by having a character from something else show up). The other streaming shows I watch don't exactly have an ON TIME schedule for each season either.

So basically, if a show on a streaming service doesn't have to stick to a regular schedule for seasons, why legitimately cancel the shows if they could just take time off and make a new season whenever they felt like it?

If this has something to do with the shows/rights to characters and franchises going somewhere else, couldn't Netflix just milk everything for all its worth in the possible limited time allotted before they no longer can produce Marvel TV shows?

 

[the greenman]

Wonder how much money they made on these:

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[Yojimbo]

Tamara Becher-Wilkinson weighed in on the cancellation of Daredevil and recounts being in the writer's room when they got the news.

 

[RoyalRubble]

A new report also says Netflix wanted to reduce in half the number of episodes per Season for the Marvel shows.

 

[Yojimbo]

A new report also says Netflix wanted to reduce in half the number of episodes per Season for the Marvel shows.

That's actually a valid demand.

 

[brodie999]

Jessica Henwick has stated the cancellations of the 3 Marvel-Netflix shows were all on Netflix. She also told a fan if we showed enough fan support and sign petitions, then they could be revived on either Hulu or FX/FXX.

 

[Yojimbo]

12/4: A report from Parrot Analytics reveals Daredevil finished the 4th most popular show on Netflix as of December 1st, trailing behind only Narcos, Sabrina, and Stranger Things.

12/5: Now Collider is contending Marvel had Daredevil canceled, not Netflix.

 

[Fone Bone]

12/4: A report from Parrot Analytics reveals Daredevil finished the 4th most popular show on Netflix as of December 1st, trailing behind only Narcos, Sabrina, and Stranger Things.

12/5: Now Collider is contending Marvel had Daredevil canceled, not Netflix.

None of this makes any sense.

 

[the greenman]

None of this makes any sense.

It makes alot of sense.

1. Marvel has Netflix is in the same boat as FOX was in. They have the rights to their iterations of those characters.

2. Disney has just started playing hardball by announcing not only their upcoming rival streaming service but content as well. Netflix doesn't really need them anymore.

3. It is very possible Feige and MARVEL are seriously planning to bring PG-13 versions of DD, IF, Cage, and JJ into the MCU. If the Master of Kung-Fu announcement is anything, it shows they are going to go deeper into MARVEL deep cuts. Maybe Moon Knight, and Blade. Maybe Kingpin will return in SONY's Spider-Man films.

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[Yojimbo]

Cox is interviewed.

 

[reflection01]

The simplest explanation is Netflix went ahead and cancelled the shows as their contract with Disney ended. Disney will bring back the characters in some form.



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[RoyalRubble]

Looks like Punisher Season 2 premieres in January.

EDIT:
And Bernthal shared another image.

 

[Yojimbo]

13 episodes, hmm. Ben Barnes, Amber Rose Revah, and Jason R. Moore will return. Check. New cast additions include Josh Stewart as John Pilgrim, Floriana Lima as Krista Dumont, and Giorgia Whigham as Amy Bendix.

Reportedly, a clause in the contract between Marvel and Netflix stipulates the characters in Netflix series can't appear in a non-Netflix project for 2 years after cancellation.