Honestly, these actors and actresses are literally putting everything into these performances, and they’re great but the script can be so bad or cringeworthy at times.

Honestly, I really wish this show had a better script/plot, because everything else has been so great. The special effects (Old Lace, Karolina) are done really well for a TV show budget, the actors (in particular Ariela Barer, Virginia Gardener, Lyrica Okana, and most of the parents) are spectacular, and the whole…

Honestly, the scene where all the kids meet up at Alex’s house near the end of episode 1, the scene where they witness the murder, and the final standoff in this episode are the three moments that this show has truly felt like the comics to me. As much as Vinnie is right that the scene isn’t really earned, it felt…

To be fair, I think they might have made that character seem like they don’t understand people’s emotions properly because they’re leading to the twist from the comic.

I’m not the biggest fan of Geoffrey’s “back in the ‘hood” storyline, but outside of that, I’m actually really liking the parents’ storylines for the show. I really like the direction they’re taking with Nico and Gert’s parents in particular. Also, the fact that Nico thought it was more likely that her mom was secretly…

She’s 50% her mom, not 15%. I’m pretty sure you get half your DNA from each parent.

Nico’s mom cameo’d in Doctor Strange with the Staff of One. That’s all I can really think. It also explains why the kids aren’t in complete shock about all the supernatural stuff happening, because they’ve seen the hulk and black panther and Captaain America in the news.

I think it’s because if their lives weren’t super fucked up, Connor and Oliver are on the trajectory of Oliver becoming a super rich owner of tech-company-thing he’s doing, and Connor is going to be his jobless house-husband. It’s not a bad life, just not the one Connor’s father envisioned for his son. He expected…

It sucks especially because they had an Asian-American actor who was really fucking good at martial arts (Lewis Tan) who could have played Iron Fist, but they casted Finn Jones instead. It’s really not Jones’s fault, but I really wish that they’d gone with Tan. He ended up playing a villain character who got the best…