With fall television approaching, there are new series
premieres appearing in hopes of developing a strong enough following to remain
on air. But one of the most anticipated season premieres from
comedies such as Brooklyn Nine-Nine
and The Goldbergs to dramas, such as Lucky 7 and Dracula. Right now,
comic book adaptation is creating a significant following and hype among the
film industry, so why not adapt it into a television series. Marvel is changing
modern television and introducing Agents
of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Will Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D make a successful run? Luckily, The Avengers movie gathered a large fan base that accumulated over
$1.5 billion in revenue. According to NY Times, if twenty-eight percent eight of
The Avengers ticket buyers watch the
pilot episode, S.H.I.E.L.D (2) will rank as the highest rated new drama. This
will be the boost that ABC needs since there has been a slight struggle in
broadcasting long lasting shows within the last few years.
Since the 1960s, Marvel’s S.H.I.E.L.D has developed several comic books. Since 2008, Marvel has developed movie plots since 2008. Marvel and ABC are working hard to reach the demographic of the viewers on the network. Casting is playing a large role in doing so. Marvel will feature actors who are older than expected; the actor playing Mr. Gregg being 51 years old and Melinda May being 49 years old.
There are several factors that are jeopardizing television
shows reaching a multiple season distribution deal. It is getting harder and
harder to predict how long a show will last because of alternate ways audiences
to watch television and increase the competition, mostly deriving from the
Internet. ABC and Marvel are both reaching into a new realm and broadening
their horizons and teaming up to create a new market.
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