WandaVision Season 2 Hinted At Plus 6 One Hour Episodes Of Falcon And The Winter Soldier Confirmed By Feige

According to THR, Marvel Studio's President Kevin Feige spoke virtually at a TCA panel from the Atlanta today. During this Feige confirmed the following things:

- Ms. Marvel concludes filming soon

- She-Hulk starts filming in a few weeks followed by Oscar Isaac's Moon Knight shortly after.

- Feige hinted there is a possibility for a second season of WandaVision, but was not willing to confirm a second season for the show at this time.

- Feige confirmed there are 2 episodes remaining of WandaVision but did not confirm their run times.

- Falcon & The Winter Soldier season 1 will feature 6 episodes roughly 1 hour each.

- While Deadpool 3 will be R rated, he is not looking to make other Marvel movies R rated. He basically said Deadpool is the exception to the rule.

- When it comes to the future of Agents of SHIELD and the now canceled Netflix Marvel shows, Feige continued to leave the door open to the possibility of those characters being used again but would not confirm or comment on any of the rumors about characters returning anytime soon.

"I'm not exactly sure of the exact contracts, but perhaps someday,"

"I'll just say there are often rumors that are true and there are often rumors that are not true. "It was great fun having Clark Gregg (Agent Coulson) come back to the MCU in Captain Marvel … but everything else, we'll just have to see."

Here is the current breakdown of the Marvel Studios projects and their premier dates that we know of, and barring any further COVID delays:

- WandaVision concluded March 5 on Disney+

- Falcon and The Winter Soldier premiers March 19 on Disney+

- Tom Hiddleston's Loki premiers June 11 on Disney+

- Hawkeye series on Disney+ (Unknown)

- Ms. Marvel series on Disney+ (Unknown)

- What If? animated series on Disney+ (Unknown)

- Black Widow In theaters on May 7, 2021

- Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings in theaters on July 9, 2021

- Eternals premiers on November 5, 2021

Sony's Spider-Man: No Way Home premiers in theaters on Dec. 17, 2021