Most people I know have generally enjoyed the MCU shows that have premiered on Disney Plus. But which out of them has been your favorite?

WARNING: SPOILERS FOR HAWKEYE BELOW!!!

I'll leave the full list of mine, but I gotta say Hawkeye sits on top for now. This is because:

A: It offers a different story. It focuses on what hero-stuff is like on the streets rather than in space. So many of Marvel's new projects (Wandavision, What If, Loki, SM:NWH, Doctor Strange 2) are focused on changing reality or time or the multiverse, so it's nice to have a breather (especially since I love street-level heroes!). Plus, it offers the street-level dynamic better than FATWS did.

2: Great actor portrayal. Hailee Steinfeld does an amazing job playing the role of Kate Bishop, and her ability to carry the well-planned pace between her and Clint is half of what keeps me invested in the show.

3: The excitement of new characters. We already know Yelena will be in the show so I'm excited to see how she fits in. A "Greer" has been mentioned and you know that may very well be Tigra. Echo is here, so I can't wait to see what her character is like. Swordsman is an interesting character already, and let's not forget Lucky the Pizza Dog!

Also, my list:

1. Hawkeye

2. Loki

3. What If...?

4. Wandavision

5. The Falcon and the Winter Soldier

So! Leave your thoughts here if you want!

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