Marvelous!

In an interview, Kevin Feige talked about the positioning of Marvel Studios' Disney+ series and how the shows would progress past their initial seasons. When asked about whether the MCU's shows would be aiming for a yearly release schedule for each new season on Disney+, Feige responded by saying that some Marvel shows will be limited series that branch off into feature films, and other shows will instead have multiple seasons: "It will vary. There are some shows that have been built to further expand our storytelling and then go into features. We’ve already announced Lizzie Olsen being a part of “Doctor Strange 2.” We’ve announced Teyonah Parris being part of “Captain Marvel 2.” There are some shows that, while always interconnected, are being built with multiple seasons in mind. Feige also compared Marvel Studios' strategy to other shows, likening their multi-season series to the likes of  Stranger Things , and their limited series to the hit Netflix show...

In an interview Kevin Fiege stated that She-Hulk would be “ten 30-minute episodes” while Loki was “developed as six 40-50-minute episodes”. He also states that Moon Knight is also being planned to have six, 40-50 minute episodes.

Marvel CCO Kevin Feige revealed why he is not concerned about overexpansion of the MCU by creating streaming shows. In his response, he explained why it won't affect the theatrical movies' box office returns, as well as his experience with potential over-saturation in the past: "Well, it’s not free. And, it is not dissimilar to the worries I’ve had  in my first few years at Marvel. Because the Marvel rights were separated among multiple studios, there would be multiple Marvel movies a year. There was one year when there were three in one summer. The question was ‘Whoa, how is this going to last? How is this going to survive?’ And my answer then when I had no control over anything, was ‘As long as they’re different, as long as they’re unique and some of the characters might crossover and the Marvel logo is at the front.’ "

Feige says about WandaVision, "We'll see. This was our test run. Marvel has had a lot of good, successful TV in the past. This was Marvel Studios' first foray." meaning that another MCU sitcom could be in their future plans.

First two episodes of  # WandaVision  will premiere together on January 15th, after that one episode will release each week on Disney+. The show will contain a total of 9 episodes.