But it's still my favorite MCU Disney+ show to date.

This show has one of, if not the best acted episode and scenes out of all MCU movies and shows combined. And you know what episode I'm talking about. The writing in that episode was just near perfect.

But it also had fairly mediocre episodes that the writing lacked there.

First of all, the most noticeable bad thing about this series that anyone can spot, is the bad CGI it has in the first episode's chase scene and one particular scene in the finale. Other than those, this show had good CGI and some amazing scenery, but unfortunately those two scenes lowered down the quality a bit and I wish they worked on them a little bit more because the cinematography and overall CGI of this show is good. Marvel has been lacking lately in the CGI.

The main and most important positive about this show is how well-acted it is. All actors do a great job but Oscar Isaac is just on another level and in my opinion delivers the best performance in the MCU.

The music and cinematography are also top-notch and elevate the show.

But this show is ultimately disappointing because of multiple reasons.

First of all, this is a problem that I've had with the Disney+ shows, especially with Hawkeye. It's the 6-episode formula and time constraint they have.

There is so much potential for this story and character that I cannot ignore the fact that this show could've benefited so much from more episodes and more seasons.

They might make new seasons for it, sure. They haven't announced it yet, and they probably will. But that doesn't change the fact that they still worked under these limits and made the show this way and had to cram everything in just 6 episodes and rush everything especially in the finale, just like Hawkeye had to.

But, it's unfair to say that the director and writers didn't do a good job of giving us all these plotlines about this character from different comics under these limits and constraints. It's just that this issue is something that has bothered me about these Disney+ shows and is obviously holding these shows back from reaching their full potential.

Another thing that bothered me a lot in the last episode was the annoying clichés and tropes that I talked in depth in my spoiler review of that episode. Let's just say that the writing of the finale isn't the best.

There is also this quick-cut thing they do that you will know it when you watch the show, that was interesting at first, but made the finale worse for me because it was overdone and ruined and important moment.

Other than these problems, the show is actually good and a solid 8 for me because I enjoyed most of it and you can't ignore the brilliant acting of Oscar Isaac, and also that it was the most different - at least different looking - thing MCU has done and had little connection to MCU and wasn't a reference-fest to other shows and movies.

So it's a good show, but has some flaws and suffers from the same problem other shows have suffered.