The first episode was suspenseful and quite a novelty. The next ones, not so much. After revealing the Mark - Steven thing, the story kind of stays too much on this, and it's not so interestingly build in what the Egyptian Gods are concerned. Feels more like a showcase of the main actor's abilities to do more than one character, which becomes boring. Is he trying to get another role, using this series? Because if not, OK, seen the dual work, now let's move on to some deep, interesting plot twists.

I saw in comments that is brings in some real life sensitive matters, this I could not identify or have an opinion about, because I took it all as fiction. But the mental health side is one that is quite obvious, and this can hardly be seen as a joke. Or as just a plot enhancer. It brings into the series a load that may sink it, because it is too, well, a heavy burden, and a reality-drawn one. Psychological thriller AND Marvel Universe character, all in one? Maybe too much... Also, Ethan Hawke's character is so flat and monotonous that could make one wonder if all the subtleties were used on Mark/Steven and someonw considered it too exhausting to go for other complex characters.