First, the antagonist was completely lackluster and unbelievable. I couldn't feel for her cause whatsoever.

Second, and this is the big one, the forced issue of being a black superhero and racism was also unbelievable. The fact Sam helped save half the universe AND IS BROKE is laughable. If LeBron can make millions playing a game, I'm pretty damn sure Sam would have been compensated accordingly, at least to the point of fixing up a super old fishing boat. This also suggests that Tony didn't care about his team and didn't have his accounting department set up some sort of salary while the Avengers were still together. To continue this thought, Pepper didn't take care of the heroes when they returned. I don't buy it at all.

I rated this show low because it forced me out of fantasy and back into reality; but did so in an unconvincing and contrived way. I just watched a behind the scenes episode of this show, and to see the black writers and Anthony complain about how hard it is to be black in America-while being a part of the biggest franchise in the world-is the equivalent of spitting in the face of the general public. I mean, Anthony did a YouTube video of what he does in a day, and starts off in his huge steam shower. TF? I didn't even know those exist.

I wish the movies and shows would continue to keep us in a fantasy world, so we can escape reality, rather than remind us that the human race is awful as a whole. Social media does more than an adequate enough job telling us how much hate there is in the world...now my favorite franchise is an extension of that.