As you know, Kevin Feige runs Marvel’s film division, while Jeph Loeb runs the television division. Reports have read in the past that the two divisions don’t communicate well, and this interview that
Captain America: Civil War writers
Christopher Markus and
Stephen McFeely had with
Hitfix portrays just that!
At the end of Marvel’s
Agents of Shield’s second season, Terrigen and fish oil was exposed, and that resulted in the contamination of the world’s ocean. More importantly though, this caused many Inhumans to surface, and appear on the series! If you watch the TV show regularly, you’d see that this Inhumans problem is a pretty big deal! How will this affect
Captain America: Civil War, when that film hits theaters in two months? Here’s a hint: It won’t.
When asked about Marvel’s
Agents of Shield’s fish oil incident, a puzzled Christopher Markus revealed that he hasn’t watch TV in a few months.
“I have to confess, having come here, I've seen no TV since I got here in April. I haven't seen the vast majority of this season of ‘Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.’ There's fish oil?” Stephen McFeely chimed in, and was just as lost.
“Is there really fish oil? What are you talking about?” Ouch. So, I guess the cinematic universe—television universe crossover will have to wait. But hey, look on the bright side, Netflix’s Marvel series seems to be in a better situation. What do you think? Share your thoughts in the comment section below!