Hawkeye Pitch Meeting

Step inside the pitch meeting that led to Hawkeye!

After more than a decade in the MCU, Hawkeye is finally getting to be the lead in a Marvel project. Kind of. With the popularity of streaming having revolutionized the media industry since the beginning of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Disney is attempting to catch up and capitalize on the change by putting out a BUNCH of series starring their well-known characters.

Hawkeye definitely raises some questions though. Like is Hawkeye even the main character? Is that dog’s health okay after eating all that pizza? Why does Kingpin have an army of cartoon characters? Why is Clint so cool with all those LARPers risking their lives? How did Kate survive an encounter with Kingpin and how did her mom sneak in a moving vehicle? WHAT HAPPENED TO THOSE GUYS THAT WERE TAKEN BY THE OWL?!

To answer all these questions and more, step inside the Pitch Meeting that led to Hawkeye! It’ll be super easy, barely an inconvenience.

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[ScreenRant]

Did you enjoy the Hawkeye show? What was your favorite episode?

[ceilinh]

"This man's a bad guy, and this dog's a good boy."

There's something very satisfying about this quote. It's cute.

[mikeg]

"How did she manage to sneak up on him?" "By being offscreen until suddenly she isn't." -- Every action, thriller, and horror movie.

[DorotaGabal]

Actually, Hawkeye being good at communicating, and clearing up misunderstandings at the first opportunity instead of causing drama by always going, "I'm going to tell you later" or some bs like that is my favorite thing about the show! He's upfront with his wife, he tells people stuff when needed... it was refreshing. Quite unlike anything ever produced by CW.

[Real_MisterSir]

"cause this man's a bad guy and the dog's a good boy" that line was so clean tho :D

[denismcguire]

"He's from that streaming show with the completely different vibe"
This hits home 😆

[smproductions]

Correction, Ryan. Owls don't chew their food and they usually don't use their beaks to rip their prey apart. What the owl is probably actually going to do is swallow those men whole and let its stomach acids digest their flesh, then it will regurgitate their bones and clothing in an owl pellet a day later. Merry Christmas and whatnot.

[raydunakin]

Producer Guy: "Jingle All the Way?"
Screenwriter Guy: "No, they just make normal walking sounds." LOL!!!

[everbuffylover]

“She rewards the dog with diarrhea” is probably my favorite sentence you’ve said 😂

[thespectaculargamernerd]

"Ralph Bohner?" He's learned his lesson on theorizing from WandaVision. 😂

[kohnjack]

Hawkeye having his own show and still not being the main character is super easy, barely an inconvenience!

[OneTopic]

the roof joke should *NOT* have caught me off guard like that

[Faint]

I like how one of the first things the ant man movie establishes is that when shrinking or growing you still maintain your original mass and weight. And then every single movie or tv show that includes Pym particles after that totally screws that up

[hunterkiller]

I'm still chuckling at Clint's "Thanos was right" mug.

[MyAngrySanta]

"She works for someone mysterious...". " Ralph Boner." Is the best, most coherent seemingly random callback joke on any pitch meeting. Very well done!

[skyehi]

Ryan not uploading his weekly pitch meeting is super worrying, very much an inconvenience

[stnermthevill]

Ngl, if the writers of Hawkeye actually explained the random dog attacking the Villain scene like that I would totally accept it & not question it. That dog was indeed a very good boy.

[comedyoferrors]

Hawkeye being a supporting actor in his own show is exactly what I was afraid would happen.

[babsbybend]

The hardest "suspension of reality" for me in this show was that Hawkeye suits made by the LARP clothing designer fit Katie and Clint perfectly on the first wearing. That's some wizardry right there that should have its own 6 week series.

[jamielondon]

I liked how polite the TSM was in the final battle, when they quickly recognised how overwhelmingly they were outnumbering the heroes and kindly decided to forego firearms entirely.