Marvel's INHUMANS Was BAD!
Channel: Small Screen
Date: 2021-11-16

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Remember the travesty that was Marvel's Inhumans? Why is it bad? What happened? Enjoy as we dive into the travesty that is Marvel's Inhumans.

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Before The Eternals there was The Inhumans.
Yeah... we're talking about that bleep show.
Back in the day when Kevin Feige didn't have total control of Marvel Television,
we had Agents Of Shield and the Netflix shows. And then we got the wonderful,
amazing, totally not trash Inhumans. 

We had never seen it so the two of us sat down and watched the first 2 episodes.
Left shocked at how this travesty made it onto television, let alone had an IMAX
premiere in theaters, we asked ourselves: "Well, maybe it was just the first 2
episodes they rushed. Let's give the next episode a shot."

Well, our hopes were dashed when we realized it was actually worse than the first 2.

After we snapped ourselves back to reality and washed away the stink that was Inhumans
(it only took 3 days), we began to wonder how this dumpster fire was greenlit and
actually made it to television, let alone IMAX theaters. 
So we did some research online and this is what we found out.
So grab some popcorn and your favourite beverage because we're gonna get into it.
(Text: Research links in the description)
Before the Eternals, there was The Inhumans. This is the story of how The Inhumans came to be.

Remember when Iron Fist was announced and we were all hopeful we'd finally get to see a
great live screen adaptation of Danny Rand? Marvel Television and Netflix did great things
with their previous iterations of Daredevil, Jessica Jone and Luke Cage. Despite the troubles 
Marvel Television was having getting Iron Fist intro production, people were still excited when Scott Buck was announced as show runner. Up until this point, Scott Buck was best known for Six Feet Under, Dexter and Tremors 4: The Legend Begins. 
Scott Buck. Remember this name.
So, with the success of these Marvel characters on Netflix, we all knew that Marvel was gearing up for a Defenders show.
Even with the production delays of Iron Fist, it still had to be finished before Defenders hit screens. It was even delayed as it was supposed to come out after Jessica Jones, but instead Luke Cage took that spot.
Right. In December 2015, Scott Buck was named show runner of Iron Fist.  What does this have to do with Inhumans? Well, bear with us, it has a LOT to do with it. 
We're almost there.
It's infamously known that Buck didn't even want to be showrunner of Iron Fist. A vast amount of people turned down the gig as they found it difficult to bring Danny Rand to screen. After a lot of reported begging by Jeph Loeb, Scott Buck signed on. Episodic television has become huge in the last decade and finding competent showrunners has been a bit difficult for studios.
Okay, still with us? Iron Fist began filming in April 2016 and wrapping in October 2016.
Do you all remember what Marvel announced in November 2016? That's right, Inhumans. With Scott Buck as show runner.
So, how did this happen and how did it happen so fast? We all know Iron Fist didn't turn out so well - yet, even before post production finished on Iron Fist, they give Scott Buck Inhumans. What happened?