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There is no such thing as superhero fatigue or Star Wars fatigue or X fatigue. It's all just excusing bad content. The drive to fill out the Disney+ catalog wit

There is no such thing as superhero fatigue or Star Wars fatigue or X fatigue. It's all just excusing bad content. The drive to fill out the Disney+ catalog with a bunch of series where constant release was the main focus and not quality or coherent stories made people stop watching. It was also a mistake to make the series contain relevant events for the movies to build from as well, since once a series was missed you could be out of the loop on key details for the next movie, but if there actually was widespread positive reception of all these shows it wouldn't be a major issue.

anshumankmr 4y ago
They may have thought viewer engagement for the shows like Agents of Shield, Agent Carter, the Netflix shows (https://comicbook.com/marvel/news/luke-cage-iron-fist-cancelled-netflix-social-media-decline/ https://comicbook.com/marvel/news/luke-cage-iron-fist-cancel...) and the execs may have assumed audiences weren't interested as they weren't tying into the movies (though this might be a part of their decision to go for churning Disney+ content like clockwork). If you browsed social media threads for those shows at the time the earlier seasons were airing, it definitely seemed that way (though this is anecdotal)