Overall: 8/10 Plot: 6/10 - Characters: 10/10 - Writing: 8/10

Plot 6/10: the concept and execution of the show is great but unlike so many of these other reviews said I just couldn't find myself wanting to binge watch the show because of its predictability. This isn't a negative for some because it is still very entertaining but if you sit down for a few minutes after each episode and predict what will happen next after about episode 3 I doubt you'll miss anything.

Characters 10/10: the flawless part of the show. Jolene, Townes, Beltik, and even the great Borgov create an authentically great supporting cast who propel Beth through the story. Where I really found it excelled however was the acting and relationship between Beth and Benny Watts. Thomas Brodie delivered one of the most incredible performances as supporting role I have seen in a while and even though it required a decent large range as Beth progressed, Anya Taylor-Joy slammed it out of the park as well.

Writing 8/10: only an 8 because nothing really caught my eye as above and beyond. Characters have consistently good dialogue and there was only a few weak moments in the entire show. Expected for a higher budget show, but still delivers as promised.