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Rumors of the death of the Marvel Cinematic Universe have been greatly exaggerated. While the franchise has had a couple of rough outings of late, the recent success of "Deadpool & Wolverine" and the excitement surrounding the return of Robert Downey Jr. as Doctor Doom shows that a lot of fans are still quite excited by what the future holds. And with the MCU going strong both in theaters and on Disney+, just about anything is possible.

But while anything is possible, some things are certainly less likely, and among those items, we can include any sort of an "Avengers" TV series on Disney+. The MCU has teased possibilities with some off-shoot Avengers teams, but Marvel producer Brad Winderbaum told CinemaBlend ahead of the upcoming Marvel TV series "Agatha All Along" that the structure of "Avengers" storytelling would make such a series a challenge at best.
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00:00you know look i think i think the i think the i think avengers are are about there came a day
00:06when earth's mightiest heroes had to assemble um and and so you know in a feature film you know
00:12which is a statement piece like it makes sense that there's an event that galvanizes them all
00:17um i think that on a long form television show it's it becomes more of a challenge to have
00:24there came a day every day you know and in the comics you can do it when the world is it's the
00:30marvel universe and there's just there's just spectacular things happening all the time um but
00:36you know if you read the comics you know the avengers really assemble so that they can disassemble
00:42and then assemble again and then disassemble again so right so it you know you know is it possible
00:48yes but from a narrative point of view like it becomes like ascension and descension which which
00:54for a long it could be actually could be really interesting for a long form story
00:57um but it's a it's a it would be a very unique pattern for a television show

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