To be completely fair, I think they’ve only completely dropped the ball this hard twice before.

One, Captain Marvel, because it’s just kind of a nothing movie that gives Carol no actual personality, is super confused in its own messaging, and only really exists to set up Carol for Endgame.
Two, Thor: Love & Thunder, for…

Maybe I’m wrong , but given the critical dislike of the show , I’d say the character will get shelved and with a ..uh it wore off ..or something like that.

Only if you’re a completist for stories that will ultimately be linked (I assume). However, I’ve never seen two connected shows be so disparate in style, writing, and execution. And while there are some great performances, the lead actress’s Hallmark Channel level acting ability made it painful to watch. (for me, at…

Nope. It was a mess. Nothing like the Interview revamp.

Mayfar Witches was terrible. I feel bad for Alexandra Daddario. She has to deliver some truly awful writing. The show wears its budget, or lack thereof, on its sleeve. The finale in particular is a standout of shoddy sets and cheap digital effects that would look dated in a B-movie from 10 years ago.

If you are remotely attached to the books, no. And actually, even if you’ve never read them, no. It was pretty awful, which is a shame when there was so much they could’ve done with it. It seemed like the team for IWTV really got Rice’s work even when they made changes. I’m not sure the Mayfair Witches folks even read…

I have been very off on this series. If it wasn’t for the direct tie to the movie I could have found it to be a weird but enjoyable fantasy comedy show. With that said when they showed the trolls at the start I said this could be interesting the trolls have a whole society now I am intrigued, but then they came out…

I’m realizing exactly what Willow is now, which is a live-action version of Critical Role (specifically campaign 2, I think).

ETA: I also liked that they made the Trolls erudite slavers, and not sub-intelligent beast men. Much less problematic for them to be bad guys.

Oh. My. God.