First off ignore the 10 ratings and the 1's and 2's (my 7 is provisional just to fill a field) They are from Marvel fanboys who will rate everything 10 as long as it's not DC and from MCU film fans who just didn't get this yet. The same thing happened after one episode of one of the best TV show of the last 10 years, Watchmen. Idiots on both sides of the fence.

The amount of stupid negative comments don't surprise me though. Marvel have taken a chance to do some different and interesting and it's obviously gone over the heads of the average MCU (film/TV) fans who want fly fly, punch punch, zap zap. Some of the comments "the MCU wasn't set in the 50's" or "is this a comedy? Because I didn't laugh" have really missed the point that there is something afoot, something bigger going on, something traumatic that Wanda is protecting herself from. A larger story will unfold for those who have a tiny bit of patience (Christ there's only been two eps) and an attention span longer than a goldfish.

Both Olsen and Bettany are brilliant, absolutely throwing themselves into their I Love Lucy/Bewitched constructs but also playing it as in universe actors playing a part, either by choice or necessity of survival. Olsen in particular channels the duality really well. She's magnetic as usual.

As I said it's different and interesting and I'm delighted they went (a lot) left of center with this. I do expect it will move closer to what we're used to, and in universe reality, as the series progresses. So ignore the 10's and 1's and go look for yourself with an open mind to something a little different. I'm on board, I liked it a lot.