LogFAQs > #972797421

Wow I just cant imagine seeing Ms Marvel as a disaster, while having a second show in the middle of the show was a bizarre structural decision as GMUN said, the lead and fown-to-Earth aspects were great.

Also MCU credits scenes have rarely set up the very next or next but one film. Even Iron Man 1 was setting up a film four years away.

IIRC:

Iron Man - Avengers (four years later)
Incredible Hulk - Avengers (four years later)
Iron Man 2 - Thor (the next film)
Thor - Avengers (the film after next)
First Avenger - Avengers (the next film)
The Avengers - Infinity War (six years later)
Iron Man 3 - One-off gag
Thor The Dark World - Guardians of the Galaxy (the film after next)
Winter Soldier - Age of Ultron (the film after next)
Guardians of the Galaxy - One-off gag
Age of Ultron - Infinity War (three years later)
Ant-Man - Civil War (the next film)
Civil War - Spider-Man Homecoming and Black Panther (two and four films later)
Doctor Strange - Thor Ragnarok and a semi-abandoned MoM plotline (four and fourteen films later lol)
GOTG2 - Mostly GOTG3 (six years later)
Spider-Man Homecoming - Seemingly abandoned plotline with Scorpion
Thor Ragnarok - Infinity War (the film after next)
Black Panther - Infinity War (the next film)
Infinity War - Captain Marvel (the film after next)
Ant-Man and the Wasp - Endgame (the film after next)
Captain Marvel - Endgame (the next film)
Endgame - No post-credits scenes
Spider-Man Far From Home - No Way Home and Secret Invasion (two and a half and four years later)

So only half of them were teasing one of the next two films (usually because it was Avengers) and they have been teasing far-off projects from the start. I think Hercules will be in Avengers by the way, as his inclusion and casting were Kevin Feige decisions not Taika Waiti decisions.