There Was A Different Idea: An MCU Producer Quest

I do think a She Hulk show could be fun at some point (though I wanna see the actual show so ours doesn't end up too similar) but a lawyer situational comedy with superheroes could be fun. Should wait a bit though. Maybe Jen could show up in a future Hulk sequal first.
 
"Shove that hammer in my $&& Ronan!"

Ronan pulled another hammer out of hammerspace. Using his hammer as a bat he launched the new hammer at Thor and he died.

"HAMMERTIME MOTHERFUCKER!" Ronan proceeded to throw a small hammer at Captain America. The captain dodged super-soldierally. It wasn't enough. Ronan continued to toss hammer after hammer at the American hero without mercy. "HAMMERHAMMERHAMMERHAMMERHAMMERRRRRRR!" Ronan screeched as his infinite supply of blunt weaponry was wasted on the surprisingly gymnastic solider.

"Get in the dress Loki."

"U may b the god of thundr Tor. But I m the god of hamers!" Ronan roard, punching the tunder god in the face. With a hamr.

Ronan stood above a shattered world. Hammer in hand as he laughed evilly down at his defeated foes. Yes. Soon all the Avengers will be made into catboys for his harem. Including Mockingbird.

Loki looked at Nefaria and blushed.


As much as he wanted to, Matt couldn't stop.

"After this wanna go on a date?" Captain America smiled at Hulk. "Hulk SMASH~"

It was horrible. It was beautiful.

The invaders came not with fear or fancy rocks. But the power of stands. "Oh?~ You're approaching me Captain America?" Ronan posed sexily alongside his stand, Loki. Which gave him the power of illusions and stabby knives. "I can't kiss yo- I mean hit you unless I get closer" America replied. Matching Ronan pose-for-pose with his own stand, Iron Man! Which gave him the power of guns.

It was bad fanfiction about the movie he'd slaved over.

"Do you think we'll make it?" "Hell no, they have a power stone death star dumbass." Then Earth exploded.

"I BELIEVE IN THE HEART OF THE CARDS RONAN!" Captain America dramatically pulled from his deck, Thor! God of thunder. "THIS DUEL IS OVER!" Rogers slammed the card down with excessive force. I summon Thor! With his ability rainbow bridge I also summon three Einherjar to the field!"
"Y-You mean!" Ronan gasped and pissed his space pants.
"YES! I sacrifice my three Einherjar to summon Odin! The allfather! AKA GET WRECKED NOOB!"

So, I bet you're wondering how I got here? *Ronan is flying towards his fleet in space glowing purple and roaring in impotent rage.* Well it all started when my dad asked me to help with his rock collection.

Loki kissed Negaria frantically, desperately, hoping for reciprocation from the maggia man.

"BIG WHEEEEEEEEEEL!" BIG WHEEL screamed from his BIG WHEEL, ramming into the confused alien warlord Ronan and pancaking him.


He was totally gonna email all this crap to Vaughn and the rest of the crew. Momoa would love it.

Ronan stood upon a mountain of hammers. Laughing evilly. "None can resist the powrr of hammers!"

"AVENGERD ASSEMBLE!" They did.

"Who are you guys?"
"I'm Captain Australia mate."
"Captain Mexico."
"Captain England."
"Captain Russia."
"Captain Morocco."
"Captain Taiwan."
"Captain West Taiwan."
"Captain Lizard Man."
"Captain France."
"Captain Cananda!"
On it went.


Karl might murder him in his sleep though…. Eh worth it.
Ah good the shitty fanfiction about the MCU in-universe. The quest in now complete.
 
A thought came to me when I remembered someone bringing up Midnight Suns. What if we have Hulk 2 start going into our vision of the 'Immortal Hulk' storyline (Since that storyline started in 2019.) This could serve as a sign of the dark supernatural elements in MCU slowly manifesting.
 
I made a promise lads, I keep'em lol.

Shame I can't edit worth a damn and am working on my phone. Would totally make some in-universe memes.
 
The deadpool show feels like it could work great as a mini-series, one of those things that are only ever intended to just get one season.

With streaming/Netflix we can make experimental stuff like this.

If Armor Wars is War Machine Season 2, we could probably end that show with 2 seasons and have War Machine take a larger role in the movies afterwards. (AIM introduced in Season 1 can be part of Iron Man 3)

The way I see it we should have many shows with few seasons (2-3) along with an Agents of SHIELD show that can go longer to build a diverse universe foundation, and to limit the amount of commitment fans need to make to learn about a new character before we put them in the movies.
 
I have a bit of a joke regarding the Deadpool show. Namely that while the show claims that Deadpool is disfigured they never show it. We are talking about a show where they tried to save on stuntmen by hiring Simon. Maybe they cheap out on special effects too. So that when he takes off his mask he basically looks like a bald Ryan Reynolds.

what the hell did I just read


Ah good the shitty fanfiction about the MCU in-universe. The quest in now complete.

I like the idea of it being an ad for the Deadpool miniseries where Deadpool is playing with action figures. Including a horde of sloppily repainted Captain America action figures.

The deadpool show feels like it could work great as a mini-series, one of those things that are only ever intended to just get one season.

With streaming/Netflix we can make experimental stuff like this.

If Armor Wars is War Machine Season 2, we could probably end that show with 2 seasons and have War Machine take a larger role in the movies afterwards. (AIM introduced in Season 1 can be part of Iron Man 3)

The way I see it we should have many shows with few seasons (2-3) along with an Agents of SHIELD show that can go longer to build a diverse universe foundation, and to limit the amount of commitment fans need to make to learn about a new character before we put them in the movies.

Having Deadpool be a miniseries makes a lot of sense. It'd basically be advertising for Wonder Man 2.

I also agree with ending War Machine before it outstays it's welcome. He'd be at home in the movies where he belongs.
 
I have a bit of a joke regarding the Deadpool show. Namely that while the show claims that Deadpool is disfigured they never show it. We are talking about a show where they tried to save on stuntmen by hiring Simon. Maybe they cheap out on special effects too. So that when he takes off his mask he basically looks like a bald Ryan Reynolds.
And here i was hoping under the mask would be Hugh Jackman.
 
Still think it'd be simpler to just have Deadpool be a merc in a later movie who swaps sides. The idea of him coming to life from a show is wild though. Just think it's a bit much to have Reynolds play two characters.
 
I'd like to do a Shield show as an anthology. Stand alone or short arcs that link up over time. Agent Carter post WWII, Nick Fury playing spy games in the 80s. Phil Colson doing the background work on the Avengers Project.

We can test out Shield Agents on the show to see who works if we want a later ongoing show. But with not many shows, anthology let's us have some big deal episodes and be must watch Marvel TV.
 
I actually liked that Cloak and Dagger OTL took place in New Orleans so that could be fun to look into.

Iron Fist (done well) would be cool, its just a shame we're not going to see Daredevil quite yet, still a couple years before it just shifts over...

Could we do a Moon Knight Netflix show? It could be interesting to do the show where we can switch the theme a ton between episodes, it could be a really good way to test out a number of different directors for future projects too.
 
I got an idea for someone else who can play Deadpool. And that's Jim Carrey. And I'll defend that by citing his performance as Captain Stars and Stripes from the Kick-Ass sequel.

Plus if there was ever a character that'd be perfect for the living cartoon stylings of Jim Carrey it's Deadpool.

And there's the matter of his three separate inner monologues from the comics. His own thoughts, the "wackier" voice in his head, and the "serious" voice in his head. Carrey could play all three perfectly.
 
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The deadpool show feels like it could work great as a mini-series, one of those things that are only ever intended to just get one season.

With streaming/Netflix we can make experimental stuff like this.

Yup, and it'd have to be a mini-series too… because Season Two of Deadpool would be his movies in the MCU proper :p

God, it'd be hilarious if we called the first Deadpool movie "Deadpool Season Two".

. Just think it's a bit much to have Reynolds play two characters.

It might be a bit of a burden on the actor, but Ryan has done something like this in real life before, and it should definitely be easier because Deadpool 99% of the time wears a full-body suit where all Ryan has to do is voice the guy as a double does the stunts.
 
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The way I see it we should have many shows with few seasons (2-3) along with an Agents of SHIELD show that can go longer to build a diverse universe foundation, and to limit the amount of commitment fans need to make to learn about a new character before we put them in the movies.
Hard agree on few seasons. Better to make it few and concise rather than many and a mess. A long Agents of SHIELD can work as it's less of a singular story and more of an expositionary revolving door of sorts to explore events that come and go in the MCU outside the movies and shows.
 
Also, one of the neat things about transitioning from a show to a movie is that Deadpool can crack jokes about it.

Additionally, if we want to keep the Deadpool show PG-13 rated for now, we could... and then have Deadpool crack jokes about it in the R-rated movie proper.
 
I'm guessing my Jim Carrey Deadpool idea went down like a lead balloon. I just had another idea regarding Deadpool. That Jim Carrey's Deadpool is the Deadpool from the in-universe Deadpool comics. You know, the in-universe comics they're basing the in-universe Deadpool show on. I still think that Jim Carrey could pull off the idea that Deadpool has multiple voices in his head.
 
Also, one of the neat things about transitioning from a show to a movie is that Deadpool can crack jokes about it.

Additionally, if we want to keep the Deadpool show PG-13 rated for now, we could... and then have Deadpool crack jokes about it in the R-rated movie proper.

Yup, it opens up a lot of avenues. Perhaps my favorite part about it is that it establishes a precedent for having a show and movies about the same character whilst also subverting real life expectations.

When fans and critics see Ryan Reynolds as Wonder-Man, they think 'Oh, he's been tapped, he won't be able to do anything else within the MCU'. In other words, actors we've already used are considered spent cards…

But what if we said 'how bout I do anyways?'
 
The deadpool show feels like it could work great as a mini-series, one of those things that are only ever intended to just get one season.

With streaming/Netflix we can make experimental stuff like this.

If Armor Wars is War Machine Season 2, we could probably end that show with 2 seasons and have War Machine take a larger role in the movies afterwards. (AIM introduced in Season 1 can be part of Iron Man 3)

The way I see it we should have many shows with few seasons (2-3) along with an Agents of SHIELD show that can go longer to build a diverse universe foundation, and to limit the amount of commitment fans need to make to learn about a new character before we put them in the movies.
Didn't we table Armor Wars for season 2 precisely so that it wouldn't interfere with Ironman 3? I think there was something like that going on.

What is the focus of phase 2? We could use shows to prepare for that. I like the idea of the series showing the aftermath of the Avengers but that would have to be aired in the second half of 2012 and we are in September 2011 so that would have to wait.
 
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