15. Inhumans

Critics derided Inhumans for its melodramatic writing and shoddy special effects. The show received only an 11% rating from Rotten Tomatoes, and its viewership failed to impress ABC executives.

13. The Falcon and the Winter Soldier

Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan turn in stellar performances as Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes. Sadly, the series suffers from convoluted scripts in the later episodes that make the final confrontations confusing and nonsensical.

11. Cloak and Dagger

Cloak and Dagger is an enjoyable show, but audiences broadly overlooked its status as an official Marvel series. Its most notable strength is the on-screen chemistry between the excellent stars: Olivia Holt and Aubrey Joseph.

9. Defenders

Defenders playfully hints at Iron Fist and Luke Cage’s legendary team-up, the Heroes for Hire. Plus, it also adds depth to Matt Murdock’s character. Krysten Ritter steals every scene she appears in, bringing Jessica Jones’ trademark wit to bear and keeping the group focused.

7. What If…?

The series boasts impressive animation and a star-studded voice cast. MCU actors like Tom Hiddleston and Benedict Cumberbatch reprise their film roles in the show. Even when the original actor isn’t available, the series casts impressive sound-alikes to give the proceedings the feeling of a big-budget Marvel movie.

5. Jessica Jones

It’s hard to imagine anyone besides Krysten Ritter playing the hard-drinking private investigator Jessica Jones. The series adapts the best parts of Marvel’s street-level heroes, from the realistic look at life in the big city to the character’s struggles with addiction and toxic relationships.

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