The MCU Project

What We're Watching

• Every feature film.

• Every short film: The Marvel One-Shots, the "Team Thor" series, and an MCU Spider-Man short produced by Sony Pictures.

• Every ABC TV series (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Agent Carter, Inhumans).

• Every Netflix-originating TV series (Daredevil, Jessica Jones, et al).

• Both Freeform TV series (Runaways and Cloak & Dagger).

• Every Hulu TV series (Helstrom, M.O.D.O.K., and Hit-Monkey).

• Every Disney+ narrative TV series (WandaVision, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, et al).

• Promotional series set entirely within the MCU (WHIH News Front, Slingshot, and The Daily Bugle).

Future content will be added to the schedule within a few weeks of its release.

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What We're Not Watching

• Documentary series produced by or for Marvel Studios, like Hero Project, 616, Assembled, or Legends.

• Promotional behind-the-scenes series like Declassified. This includes those with fictitious narratives, like Academy or Double Agent.

• Advertisements set within the MCU and/or produced by Marvel Studios, such as "A Mini Marvel" or "Parking Spot."

• Alternative media set within the MCU, such as video games and short films intended for non-distribution, such as shorts produced for Disney theme parks or cruise lines.

• Movies or shows produced by other studios and not intended to be part of the MCU that were retroactively canonicized by later productions.

• Unreleased pilots like Most Wanted and New Warriors that were not intended for public viewing.

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Why is De-Canonized Content Included?

This isn't strictly about canon. Marvel Studios made self-contradictory statements for years about what was still considered MCU canon, until an official book came out in late 2023 that provided a comprehensive answer, nearly two years after this project started.

For the sake of drawing a line somewhere, this project chooses to include every title that was at some point announced as MCU canon. This way, participants can skip certain de-canonized titles if they'd like. It's much easier for some participants to skip episodes than it is for other participants to rush to watch episodes while still keeping up with the schedule.

Do you disagree about where these boundaries should be drawn? Feedback is always welcome.

The vast majority of the content in this series is available on Disney+, with a few titles on Hulu. The few missing titles can be seen for a few dollars on Amazon or YouTube.

It's recommended that you create a free account at Reelgood and register your streaming services with them. Once that's done, you can click any "where to watch" link next to an MCU movie or show to see which of your services carry it. If you can't see that title on any streaming service, Reelgood will recommend places to rent it for a few dollars instead, if possible.

A few short films are not consistently available online, coming and going from different platforms. When each new week begins, if there is no "where to watch" link for a title, the site adminitrator Scott will comment with instructions for viewing that title online.