Over the past couple of years, Marvel and Netflix parted ways with original series like Daredevil and Jessica Jones getting cancelled. And ABC stopped production on its shows on the network, with the final season of Agents of SHIELD coming in 2020. However, just because Disney+ has become the place for new MCU series, that doesn't mean the door is completely closed for future collaborations between Marvel and ABC.

　　During ABC's presentation at the TCA winter press tour, ABC Entertainment president Karey Burke spoke about the possible future for Marvel on its network. "We're just in the very beginning of talking with [Marvel Studio's president] Kevin Feige now about what ABC/Marvel could look like," Burke said.

　　With Disney's streaming service being launched last November, the company has been focused on bringing Star Wars and Marvel original content there, rather than to network television, with series like The Mandalorian closing out the year and The Falcon and the Winter Soldier and WandaVision a part of the slate of original programming for 2020.

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　　Agents of SHIELD will get a final season sometime this year, and Hulu--whose majority shareholder is Disney--is getting a whole crop of new Marvel original series in the near future. That leaves ABC a bit in the dust as far as programming goes.

　　With the exit of Marvel TV head Jeph Loeb back in October, ABC's future with Marvel programming seemed bleak at best. And since there hasn't been any news of new programming, many speculated that door has closed. But according to ABC, that may not be the case just yet, and there is a slight possibility the network could be bringing in a new era of shows.

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