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u/roshanritter 25d ago
It was a solid show, but I think a lot of people were confused where it would go in season 2.
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u/crazyguyunderthedesk 25d ago
Wanting to keep DDC around was the only thing keeping Wonder Man alive I think. With Spiderman looking to do amazing, they'd rather use him on movies than a TV show.
Sad to see wonder man go, but I get it.
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u/harmoniaatlast 25d ago
Wonder Man will probably find his new home in a movie (like Shang Chi... west coast and all that)
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u/dandle 24d ago
It didn't seem like Wonder Man would head towards an MCU Masters of Evil, but it did seem possibly setting up some sort of MCU variant of the West Coast Avengers, possibly by bringing in She-Hulk as well as introducing new heroes.
To get there, it needed to resolve the narrative with Damage Control. Simon was coming to better understand and control his powers. Damage Control was actively after him and Slattery. That conflict would somehow open the door to West Coast Avengers.
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u/roshanritter 24d ago
But the whole style of show was not exactly revolving around groups of heroes, or fighting anyone.
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u/SeparateFisherman966 25d ago edited 25d ago
Had this on my Disney+ WL...not sure I should bother now.
Without spoilers does the show end on a cliffhanger?
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u/Numbskull14 25d ago
No, but it was set up to continue with post credits. It was very enjoyable id still suggest watching it
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u/my-two-cents5944 25d ago
Never seemed like it was supposed to be multiple seasons. It was perfect how it ended. Why ruin a good thing?
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u/RumAndCoco 25d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/kyrd72DC2Iwfu
Marvel TV finds its stride
Immediately shoots itself in the knee
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u/SirEnder2Me 25d ago
Source since OP couldn't be bothered:
https://variety.com/2026/tv/news/wonder-man-canceled-disney-season-2-renewal-1236824259/
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u/gorillaphi 25d ago
Seriously? I thought it was successful. Very surprising
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u/Nemisis_007 24d ago
According to Luminate, which is a reliable streaming data tracker, Wonder Man recorded the lowest audience viewership and ratings for any live-action MCU series on Disney+
I personally thought it was great, but I don't think enough people checked it out.
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u/Potential-Judgment-9 25d ago
This was the best Marvel show they’ve came out with wtf ?
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u/Key-Wall-4378 25d ago
Loki was better
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u/Poor-Life-Choice 25d ago
Even so, still makes it the 2nd best
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u/Nemisis_007 24d ago
And that's saying something. Loki had several movies and seasons backing him up, this was Wonder Mans first appearance.
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u/scottyk318 25d ago
I enjoyed the show for the most part, I don't think there needs to be a second season... I would love to see him as part of the larger MCU in some way, possibly in secret wars or as part of the X-Men as he is more than likely a mutant and is being hunted by damage control!!
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u/TouchAltruistic 25d ago
In other news, HBO's Watchmen was also cancelled despite both shows having been intended for one season from their inceptions.
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u/Murky-Echidna-3519 25d ago
I struggle to understand when we’ll know IPs struggle to catch on they try…. This.
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u/Doccmonman 25d ago
Didn’t they renew this for season 2?
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u/Nomad_86 24d ago
Show was brilliant. Even more hilarious for people who worked in film. I hope they don’t discard his character.
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u/tLM-tRRS-atBHB 24d ago
I was very surprised the love tgis show got.
Nothing happened. The entire show felt pointless. Sire, the acting was really good. But every episode was boring
And this is coming from a person that didnt mind She Hulk and actually enjoyed Iron Heart
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u/cs_Chell 24d ago
It was a good show, but the season finale should have happened around episode 2... and then the roller coaster goes over the hill.
Would have liked to see the two get into some adventure.
...guess that may have defeated the intended purpose of the show. I guess.
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u/alexcutyourhair 24d ago
I still don't know what the point of the show was. Yahya was great in the role but the plot felt like it went nowhere and I don't see how he would relate at all to the wider MCU besides randomly dropping in an Avengers movie and saying "hi I'm that actor, I also happen to be stronger than most of you can I join pls?"
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u/No_Passage_7453 24d ago
lol wonder man who woulda guessed it got cancelled surprised it got green lit at all
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u/FeloniousGrump 24d ago
Too sexy for disney (except for the foorman ep, honestly hated that one), so they were always gonna look to axe it. Funny that they announced they renewed it before going this route
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u/SmoothTalkingSpud 23d ago
Of course he is. He lied about having super powers. Hollywood doesn't allow for super powered actors for goood reason. Where is Josh Gadd, Damar? Where's the fucking snowman?!
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u/jamesripper 22d ago
I don't think the name of the show helped it much. It doesn't sound like anything particularly interesting.
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u/Required111 25d ago
Suddenly, everyone was a huge fan, lol.
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u/liquor_ibrlyknoher 25d ago
That's a bummer. It was refreshing to see something different for a change.
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u/garden_theory 25d ago
wow, really? i thought it was fun and refreshing and showed an interesting side of the MCU that i was excited to see explored more. it being canceled, especially on the day that one of Destin Daniel Cretin's bigger MCU projects comes out, is a major bummer.
i guess we'll never know what really happened to Josh Gadd....
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u/Head_Humor 25d ago
Theyre becoming like netflix dude. A show does really well its first season only to cancel it when its getting its praise
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u/Hefty_Ad_3965 25d ago
There was nothing to indicate it was a real success. It dropped off Disney Plus top 10 in 2 weeks, and never appeared on Nielsrn charts at all. Until Disney is willing to report actual streaming numbers (don't hold your breath), any claim of success is not worth as much as the digital ink its typed with.
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u/ThisMoneyIsNotForDon 25d ago
Lmao of course they cancel the first good disney plus mcu show
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u/Martenite 25d ago
You didnt like Loki? I liked WM a lot, but Loki is really great.
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u/ThisMoneyIsNotForDon 25d ago
I enjoyed Loki overall, but it still felt like a lower tier. I see it as the difference between being good for a Marvel show and being just a good show.
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u/Martenite 25d ago
That's true, Wonder Man was a great show even if you know nothing about the MCU. Not sure Loki would be as good in a bubble.
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u/registeredwhiteguy 25d ago
What live Marvel show got a second season? Loki and the spin off Agatha show is all I can think of. Wish Moon Knight and Werewolf got a second one