Hopefully this'll open the way to the rest of the Netflix/Street Level stuff coming back. Jessica Jones & The Punisher for sure; Luke Cage I liked but it struggled with pacing and while Iron First had its rough edges I still found it entertaining enough, I think there's a lot more potential there even if the lead is a bit of a naff actor (they'd do well to capitalise on Tom Pelphrey and have his character in it more, one of the best actors of this generation imo).
My only hope is they don't get too carried away with crossing the Street Level/Netflix world with the MCU world, I'd rather this stay its own thing. This incessant obsession they have with crossing everything over just ends up diluting and limiting many properties, some things just need to occupy their own space tonally and don't fit together. Keep it to brief cameos and mentions unless there's a very fitting story and the vibe matches. Another issue is that the stuff you don't enjoy ends up becoming homework just so you can keep up with the overall story, this is why I'm pretty much done with the mainline MCU stuff, there's some great stuff in there but I don't wanna watch 2-3 naff films just to be clued up going into one good one.
This does look great, but I do fear Disney may have burned a lot of bridges as a brand with their other content, fingers-crossed this gets strong viewership if it's as good as it appears.