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Summary

• MCU TV shows have suffered from poor reception and low viewership due to major mistakes made by Marvel, hindering their success in the world of television.
• Many MCU TV shows would have been better as movies, as they often feel like stretched-out versions of their big-screen counterparts, lacking impactful conclusions and larger budgets.
• Some MCU TV shows do not directly tie into the wider MCU, leading to lower viewership and a lack of narrative resolution, while others fail to capitalize on their unique premises.

Though there have been a few high points, the MCU's TV shows have been more poorly received that expected, and that's due to some pretty big mistakes made by Marvel. MCU TV shows have suffered heavy losses with regard to viewership, and that's without mentioning the tragic reviews for some shows. While there are certainly worse culprits than others, there isn't a single show that hasn't made some kind of mistake along Marvel's foray into the world of TV.
It is easy to forget that Marvel TV shows didn't start with WandaVision, but that was the show that was supposed to kick off a new era of MCU properties. Despite this, the MCU TV shows on offer on Disney+ are, for the most part, lagging behind their big-screen brethren with regard to quality and dependability. The mistakes that the MCU's TV shows have made along the way are myriad – but this doesn't mean there isn't a light at the end of the tunnel. By taking a look at what has gone wrong so far, it will make it easier to see how future MCU TV installments have rectified these issues.
Your browser does not support the video tag. 10 Most MCU TV Shows Don't Take Big Risks The MCU's foray into gothic horror in Werewolf By Night was a testament to what the studio can achieve by veering away from the tried-and-tested superhero formula. While there is certainly a need for the bread-and-butter action romps on the big screen, the largely less consequential TV shows are not so constrained. The comics are renowned for experimenting with different genres, and it would easily help to reinvigorate the MCU with original ideas while still exploring some of the source materials' lesser-known characters, like Werewolf By Night and Man-Thing. Instead, Marvel tends to favor miniseries that would be better placed in another medium.