And now we've lost Cloak and Dagger

I suppose it was too much to hope for that the best of Marvel's TV shows would escape the massacre. Still, read Joe Pokaski's comments on Cloak and Dagger's cancellation was pretty heartbreaking. All so the people whose Avengers movies haven't been half as good lately can control everything, replacing perfectly good shows with ones that won't find it easy to match them, especially with a possible abuser as lead for one of them. (I don't think they'll replace Renner. It isn't the early days of the MCU anymore, and they probably won't think it worth it.) I'm still worried they'll replace the TV characters and erase Marvel TV from its own universe completely. (They cannot be planning to bring Matt and Jessica into the MCU right now, no matter what the rumors claim. They cannot be planning to do anything with Matt for another year, or with Jessica for another year and a half.) In which case, as someone who's been attached to the TV shows way more than the movies, I'm running low on reasons not to walk away from the franchise in protest.
Especially since I may have finally found something new to obsess over in Critical Role. Though even there, I miss all the puzzle-solving and such of Relics and Rarities, the future for which is also now making me wary. But they do have a great sense of adventuring as well as humour, and even scenes where the characters talk things out with each other. I've now moved forward and am watching the new episodes as they hit YouTube, though it still hasn't been easy avoiding spoilers.