I was wondering why Umbrella Academy took so long for a 3rd season. So, a combo of covid and what I didn't know at all, Ellen Page, now Elliot Page. Not that it matter at all. Umbrella Academy was a fresh, new entry to the overboring superhero genre, punching well above the show it's most similar to; Doom Patrol. I hate story synapsys, so I sum it up in one sentence; dysfynctional "super family" reunited by a death to save the world from the unrelenting apocalypse. It shines trough the first 2 seasons mainly because everyone gets they're moment, and it's just wacky enough to hold the attention. What's really cool is that none has any "spectacular" powers.... with one major exception (which would be a little spoiler). That's why it's a shame the creaters did a Marvel, and introduces us to 7 new heroes in season 3, because of some Back to the future disturbance (hey, time travel... grandfather paradox... SH** we don't care to explain). I didn't care AT ALL about these new heroes, so this was such a huge letdown. And I furthermore had the sneaky suspicion midways that the creaters hadnt really a waymap how to end the show, cause the 2 last episodes was... terrible.