Some were easily foreseeable - like travel bans, lockdowns, and economic damage.
Some were made total sense in retrospect but were not an obvious think to think about - Like an increase in domestic violence (and, consequentially, shelters being overwhelmed).
Let's make a list of both the easily foreseeable, and especial the not easily foreseeable, nth order effects from the virus.
If you can add a source or extra details it's good, but the main point is to just mention the possible effects so someone doesn't have to try thinking of all of them on his own.
If you want to say what order effect something is (second order, third order, etc..) that's extra cool.
It's hard to predict how fully or quickly things will bounce back. For this segment, it's easy to believe that closure of theaters and massive changes to the value (and price) of TV advertising will be a spur to re-evaluate the business models of entertainment production, and producers will be cautious in committing too soon. And this fill further slow the recovery of the industry, possibly settling at a different equilibrium than before.
This is my general story for long-term effects of the shutdown - each industry is complex and idiosyncratic, but all were in path-dependent equilibria before 2020, and the disruption has shaken things up enough that the resulting steady(-ish) state will be different.
My predictions of where those equilibria settle (less human effort into status and mindless/harmful entertainment, more human effort into harder-to-measure values) tend to align with my preferences, so I discount them heavily. I have no clue what'll actually happen, but it'll almost certainly feel normal within a few years.