STREET LEVEL SHOWS
Hell's Kitchen - the story of Daredevil and Punisher and probably others later, this is a show I want renowned for it's awesome fight scenes.
Heroes for Hire - the house that Luke Cage built, this is the less gritty New York story. Oh, it still tackles dark and powerful topics, but some humor is dealt along with it and generally they have each other to rely on. This is Luke, IF, JJ, White Tiger, Misty Knight, Colleen Wing, and maybe more later on. This is a show known for tackling sensitive issues with grace, while portraying real people with real issues - and also superpowers. This generally contains the more physically powerful villains, compared to Hell's Kitchen's more Batman-style rogue cast.
I like the idea for a show about Daredevil, but I'm not sure if includin the Punisher into it is a good idea. The Punisher as a concept works, but mainly in small amounts. So I'd suggest that instead it remains as a Daredevil show, while the Punisher gets some Mini-Series, so as to not put so much of him to the viewers, just enough to get a taste.
Heroes for Hire was an idea that I wanted to see executed as soon as possible, but lately I think that we should make it happen after both heroes have had around three or four seasons. As for including the rest of the heroes (Misty Knight, Jessica Jones, White Tiger, Colleen Wing) are you talking them getting their own episodes in that show? Becaue I think that's the only way so many main characters can share the screen.
SUPERNATURAL LEVEL SHOWS
Midnight Sons - they kick ass and take names, looking badass while they do it. This is the story of our demon fighting heroes - Ghost Rider and Hellstrom and is generally a gritty but comedic show. What they do is dark, but damn do they love doing it.
Nightstalkers - our other, more broad, supernatural show. Hercules, Union Jack, Scarlet Witch, Quicksilver, and Vision work together to solve magical mysteries and defeat those who seek to abuse it.
Now personally I think having two shows here would be too much. Ghost Rider can work, and giving a show to Scarlet Witch and Vision seems to be the route for OTL MCU. But the rest of the cast don't seem to be the type to join together (Ghost Rider is a loner anyway. He teams up sometimes but then leaves).
Instead I would suggest that we join those ideas into one show:
Journey into Mystery - An anthology series where many of the more mystical characters are shown dealing with the supernatural. The episodes here would depend on who the viewers like the most, with the chance of getting their own show if reacted to more favourably.
INTERNATIONAL LEVEL SHOWS
S.H.I.E.L.D. - the story of the agents who make SHIELD so great, this quickly evolves into one of our biggest shows, with one of our biggest casts.
Thunderbolts - It's a tough life for reformed villains, but these guys are giving it their all, now sponsored by the government as part of the Registration Act. This let's us place a few key characters from the kind of crowded S.H.I.E.L.D. to here.
Inhumans - Game of Thrones but they have super powers, Inhumans is an interesting concept. It needs to be executed well to work though, and just copying Game of Thrones won't cut it.
No questions asked. S.H.I.E.L.D. must be done and it must be the series that has the biggest cast in order to represent the entire organization, as well as actually have cameos from the other shows and the movies.
Thunderbolts as a movie is something that we are still planning, but putting them as a show? Having the actors reprise their roles in the small screen after being the leads in the big screen would cost more than the budget we might be given, perhaps more than what we would use for the S.H.I.E.L.D. show.
Inhumans...I really didn't like Inhumans, I saw no reason to include them in the OTL MCU, and I did not like how they tried to make the the X-Men of the MCU (They are not, nor will they ever, be the X-Men!) so I was ready to argue against this. But then you mentioned Game of Thrones, and I think that if we can keep it contained in such a way (with the show taking place in their realm, political machinations, and including the danger of them being discovered) then perhaps it might make it watchable.
YOUNG LEVEL SHOWS
Young Avengers - Made up of a combination of the Power Pack, Runaways, and new heroes, this conglomeration is dealing with their own issues while trying to become heroes they can be proud of.
Runaways and Power Pack... The one show I don't want to see and the one idea I wish they had made instead. I don't mindthem being done, but I do mind them being given the title Young Avengers. Considering that in phase 4 there might be plans to make the Young Avengers happen, I think that instead we should keep the idea for Young Avengers more for the Big Screen. Power Pack by itself would be amazing (Specially if we follow your pitch here Ban) but Runaways, not so much. If they are going to exist at all, then they should appear after our version of Endgame.
COMEDIC LEVEL SHOWS
Jennifer Walters, She-Hulk at Law - a more comedic, fourth wall breaking story, it nonetheless is a story of a woman defined by narratives she had no control over, and seeking to get that control back.
Damage Control - A comedic take of a construction company who specializes in helping out after superhero fights.
I won't fight this. This is something i've wanted for a long time now.
DARK LEVEL SHOWS
Moon Knight - he don't play well with others, and as such as a show of his very own. This will explore darker themes, including the sanctity of his own mind.
The Hood - a coming of age tale... For a two-bit crook with a magic hood. All our shows are about the heroes, but this? This is about the villain.
Moon Knight, I will admit I know very little about this character aside that he is brutal to his enemies. But a psychological thriller sounds very interesting, and even more so for an Anti-Hero. if there's something that should be added here its cameos form Daredevil and perhaps even antagonism from Punisher (What with Punisher having a Black and White idea of Evil to the extreme).
Hood, it's interesting having a show about the villain, but Hood was mainly brough to the fore by Dark Reign. If we're planning for this then I could see it happen, so long as we make him have a compelling story besides just getting powers and that society forced him. I really want to feel for Hood here.
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