Marvel Cinematic Universe

Yeah I know the yellow suit is comic accurate to an earlier period but you couldn’t do a character like the Netflix version wearing it.

I’ve probably said it before but I would be very interested in them finding a reason to do US Agent vs Bernthal’s Punisher

Directors of Moonknight and Loki S2 are now directing, and the writer of the Punisher series has been put in place.

Punisher 1 was great fun but I got bored of the second. He's, sadly, not got longevity as a lead. I say that as someone who really likes the character in both main Marvel form and Max

Yeah, I agree with simple. Whenever the main villain is on Daredevil, it’s an A show. Drops to a C whenever Stick and the ninjas arrive. All its seasons.

I’d place Jessica Jones and Luke Cage at the top, followed by Punisher, then Daredevil, big gap before Defenders, and even larger gap before Iron Fist.

As long as you want by the fact that Danny was a completely clueless numpty, the show was entertaining enough. It got a lot more hate than I thought it deserved. Probably atill the weakest of the shows but bot that much worse.

It was a real shame that Luke and Jessica never really got to get together again, as they worked really well in the first season of JJ.

I didn't think any of the Netflix ones were awful. Defenders and Iron Fist were deeply flawed, but they were at least watchable. But yeah, DD1 and JJ1 set the bar really high.

There was just too much of the stuff. It only went for about 3 years and they had, what, 13 seasons???

That might have worked a bit better for light-hearted viewing, but for what were mostly darker more serious shows it was just kinda exhausting. I keep meaning to go back and watch DD3, LC2 and IF2, but I dunno if I'll ever get around to it.

The first episode of LC didn't really click with me. The faux blaxploitation style of the episode just felt a bit jarring coming after all of the mystical ninjas or whatever DD S2 was. He definitely worked well with JJ though, so I keep saying I'll give it another shot.

Iron Fist S2 can get in the fucking bin though. I'm never watching any more of that tripe.

The second series of IF was much better than the first I thought and actually ended with me wanting to watch more.

It’s because they made it the Colleen Show, taking the bold decision to put the person who could actually act and do martial arts front and centre of a martial arts show. 

Iron Fist's weakness was mostly the main character. Everything else was ok(ish).

If there hadn't been dozens of other seasons to keep up with I'd probably have checked out IF2 and LC2, but by that point I was burned out, unless I was expecting them to be exceptional.

This all day. It's crazy when you're actually wanting to see a support cast member as the main draw as opposed to the lead actor who was just Charlie Hunnam levels of personality and charisma.

I enjoyed Daredevil for making a more violent take on the superhero formula. I followed the marvel movies to a point, but burnt out on the formula somewhere around the first Avengers movie and only occasionally dipped my toe in since. The approach by Netflix at the time, drew me back in.

That said, I did find the ultraviolence mixed with more PG friendly/annoying scenes with Foggy & Karen a little jarring.

Overall I enjoyed all the Netflix series, I think it helped alot that they all felt relatively self contained with their own story to tell, without having to have knowledge of half a dozen other shows/movies.

With Disney, I watched Falcon & the Winter Solider to the end and watched nothing since. I just found that show utterly forgettable. How it touched on interesting themes, before backing into the usual formula left me cold.

The new trailers for Echo as others have said do have that Netflix vibe, so I'm definitely going to give this a try.

Surprise Echo turns out to be

Check the show out tonight...show out tonight..out tonight..night...night... night