The last Marvel TV series to air last year was Hawkeye.
In this episode, we see Clint Barton working with his little fan, Kate Bishop, to deal with the troubles that Clint left behind during the Ronin period.
The series ends with Kate Bishop taking over the title of Hawkeye, so what kind of story will she experience afterwards? Will there be a second season of Hawkeye?
Unfortunately, Marvel doesn't have any official news that Hawkeye will have a second season.
The only two Marvel series that have been confirmed to develop the next season are Rocky and Infinity: What Ifs.
And a recent report by Variety suggests that Hawkeye is unlikely to be renewed for a second season.
According to the report, Marvel has decided to put Hawkeye and Moonlight Knight in the limited series category at the upcoming Emmy Awards.
"Rocky", starring Jitterson, will be classified as a series.
Hawkeye, like Wanda's Vision, is placed in the limited-series category, which seems likely to be a strong signal that the show may not have a second season.
Of course, it is not completely impossible, because in the past, there were some TV series that were originally planned to have only one season, and then developed several seasons later.
It's just that Marvel has always planned carefully for its own movie universe, and the movies and TV series to develop several and what content to develop must be planned in advance.
Changing plans for Hawkeye seems unlikely.
Besides, the inheritance between the two generations of Hawkeye has been completed, and the story of the subsequent second generation of Hawkeye can continue in the movie, or develop another series, and it does not have to be titled after the second season of Hawkeye.