Netflix Is Open To Spinoff Shows For Characters In Their Current Marvel Shows

After only two shows -- Daredevil and Jessica Jones -- it is apparent that Netflix is the perfect platform for Marvel to reach adult audiences. While we look forward to Luke Cage (currently filming), Iron Fist (casting is "in progress") and eventually the team-up series, The Defenders, there is hope the Netflix-Marvel universe will expand even further.

At the Television Critics Association winter press tour on Sunday, Netflix content chief Ted Sarandos was asked if there could be spinoff shows for characters in their current Marvel shows. "Any character that's in there is on the table … It's always possible," he shared (via EW). "All the characters in the universe could also spin out."

However, it's NOT their "goal to put out more than one or two out a year." This is because it requires "long production times and long post times" that are more on "the scale of a major film."

Netflix is already expecting several issues to arise when Jessica Jones, Daredevil, Luke Cage and Iron Fist finally join forces. "The complex one is really The Defenders," Sarandos said. "The Defenders' production schedule will determine a lot of the season 2 and 3 output of those shows."

As for potential spinoffs, the current rumor is that The Punisher (Jon Bernthal) is getting his own series. EW has been told by their sources that there is "movement there, however, and that Netflix is looking for a showrunner who can tackle the project."

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Daredevil season 2 arrives on Netflix March 18, 2016.