"Marvel's Most Wanted" Adds Oded Fehr & Fernanda Andrade

[CBR News]

Oded Fehr and Fernanda Andrade will join Adrianne Palicki, Nick Blood and Delroy Lindo in the "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." spinoff.


Full article here.

[Wiccan]

There's still time to change it to "Mockingbird". C'mon Marvel.

[marvelprince]

There's still time to change it to "Mockingbird". C'mon Marvel.

Yeah come on already.

Also how did they not Fehr's turn on Covert Affairs, another spy show with a skilled blonde female lead.

[Captain Wessex]

Oded only appeared in one of the two Mummy sequels.

[Koshiba]

Also how did they not Fehr's turn on Covert Affairs, another spy show with a skilled blonde female lead.

Seriously, that's what I know him from, and as a spy show it does seem a bit more relevant.

[Greg]

He was who I wanted for Stephen Strange.

[Tighelander]

In The Mummy, he looked like George Harrison during his post-Beatles "Bangladesh" period. The other guy in the Mummy looked like TV actor Ken Berry.mummy_actors.jpg

[Tighelander]

I hope that no one connected to AoS will be in charge of "Most Wanted".

[roguematt7]

I'm still not quite sure what the point of this show is if AoS and Agent Carter are still running, there don't need to be three Marvel spy shows.

[Wiccan]

I'm still not quite sure what the point of this show is if AoS and Agent Carter are still running, there don't need to be three Marvel spy shows.

Agent Carter have high chances of being cancelled though.

[simbob4000]

I hope that no one connected to AoS will be in charge of "Most Wanted".

The creators of this are writers and executive producers on AoS, which really has me asking: Why? What the hell is Marvel thinking when it comes to their ABC stuff, and connecting it to that dead horse of a show? What's the point of introducing something through a show less and less people watch with each pasting week? Why get people from one bad, failing, tv show to launch another one (or TV movie, whatever the hell this is)? What's with there incestuous circle jerk, why aren't they looking outside of the same group of people for these things, do the Whedons have something on Jeph Loeb?

[GUARDIAN_ALPHA-FLIGHT]

I have a feeling this show will finally continue the ongoing story arc of the real Mandrain.

[Wiccan]

The creators of this are writers and executive producers on AoS, which really has me asking: Why? What the hell is Marvel thinking when it comes to their ABC stuff, and connecting it to that dead horse of a show? What's the point of introducing something through a show less and less people watch with each pasting week? Why get people from one bad, failing, tv show to launch another one

AOS may not have the best ratings, but in quality they're far from being a bad failed show, even if it's not as good as Daredevil. Do you even watched the show and the last episode?
I don't think Marvel will care about emails or anything but I really wish the show was "Mockingbird", it would probably bring more comic fans that knows who Mockingbird is, while Most Wanted screams "random show!"

[simbob4000]

AOS may not have the best ratings, but in quality they're far from being a bad failed show, even if it's not as good as Daredevil. Do you even watched the show and the last episode?
I don't think Marvel will care about emails or anything but I really wish the show was "Mockingbird", it would probably bring more comic fans that knows who Mockingbird is, while Most Wanted screams "random show!"

The quality of the show itself has been terrible since it stated. Of all the police procedural shows about government agencies on tv right now, Agents of SHIELD may very well be the worst, least interesting one of the whole bunch...which is actually kind of interesting in itself given it takes place in the Marvel Universe. And it's ratings were something like 2 million something last episode, this for a show that started with 12 millions. So yes, it's a bad show, and it's failed. It's also just a failure at doing what it's been trying to do, unless what they've been trying to do is suck.