This is a good show. It is entertaining from beginning to watch, a murder mystery that is very predictable, but one that still manages to grab and keep your attention. The visuals are generally pretty good, with spectacular set-dreasing that really helps with immersion. The actors are a good fit for their roles with Jenna Ortega's stellar performance as Wednesday being the obvious highlight of the series. Some side characters are dull and have very superficial traits or quirks which makes us really not feel for them if anything happens to them.

With all that out of the way, Netflix, what the freaking hell is up with the CGI in this show? It's so bad it COMPLETELY breaks any immersion you can have while watching it. The "Hyde", which is a mysterious creature that is the main villain of the show, feels like it got a total of 2 minutes of work from the CGI team. It looks like the graphics from a (not even AAA) PS3 game. It's so bad it makes movies and TV shows from the 90s and even 80s look like they were made in 2100. It is by far the worst CGI I have ever seen in my life and, for that, it costs this show a whole star in my book. If you're unwilling to spend the amount of money that's necessary to make the creatures feel and look believable in the first place, then find a way to make the creatures less complex until they fit your budget for their creation (which seems to be of approximately, at most, $2.50). I've literally seen school projects from friends in middle school have better special effects than this, and I've graduated from high school in 2013.

For the next season, keep the writers, the set-dressers, the actors and all the rest of the crew, but please, for all that is holy and sacred, replace (or make some new hirings for) that pathetic excuse for a CGI team. This should never have been approved for airing before these issues were fixed.