1: Loki. The visuals really make it stand out. Seems like it had the biggest budget.
2: Wandavision. Having 10 episodes really helped it
3: Moon Knight. Was nice not to have any MCU tie ins. Isaac carried it
4: Hawkeye. The less about Hawkeye the better it was, but I think that was expected
5: FatWS. Most interesting premise of any of them but dropped the ball
6: What If. Hard to rank since they're mostly stand alone, but not very consistent.

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1. Loki- Great everything throughout the show. Set up a big bad for the MCU, and triggered the multiversal implications we see unfolding currently in the movies (Feige recently said Dr. Strange would not have been able to perform the spell he did in NWH if “He Who Remains” was still alive.

2. Moon Knight- Oscar Isaac’s performance was phenomenal, and MK is such a fun character to hopefully see in a future Midnight Sons project (Which is what Isaac has said he would like to see).

3. Wandavision- Production value and acting were top notch, but the Ralph Bohner character and the regression into mediocre MCU final battle status between Wanda and Agatha was a major let down. Admittedly tho, I let myself get too hyped for major cameos that never happened. Still, the show became an undeniable part of the zeitgeist for a couple months as there was a lot of guessing as to what was really happening in Westview.

4. Hawkeye- Really really liked this show. Jeremy Renner is one of the top actors employed by Marvel, and I thought it was really cool to see his character dealing with the grief of being a “retired” superhero. I kind of got bored with Kate’s family plot, and the finale wasn’t as great an intro for the Kingpin as I would have liked in retrospect. Still, I love the Yelena character, and some of my favorite MCU/D+ scenes in recent memory are of Clint and Kate just getting drunk and hanging out.

5. What If?- Some the eps weren’t great, but the highs were very high. This show has big multiversal potential, and really an unlimited amount of characters to possibly add to the greater MCU.

6. Falcon & the Winter Soldier- BIGFAN of the actors, and there were some cool subplots. However, the big rumor is the major plot involving a pandemic which would have led back to the government was scrapped for reasons I would like to see publicly explained. From what I’ve heard that’s why the show is a big mess that doesn’t really make you feel anything for the “terrorists” motivations. U.S. Agent, and finding out the super soldier serum was being experimented with after Captain America was pretty cool tho.

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