I only watched the first episode and couldn't be bothered to finish it. What is the point if I even can't see what is happening on screen?

I didn't even have to guess that the cinematographer of this episode was Fabian Wagner, the same guy who shot the battle of Winterfell in the last season of Game of Thrones. It is the same use of day-for-night underexposed muddled mess of greyish brown nuances. Don't modern cinematographers learn anything about contrast anymore?

After his failure in the battle of Winterfell I listened to the smug comments made by Wagner et al. About how the consumers who watch this show know nothing about proper calibration of their televisions and only watch content on the phones and iPads. Well, as it happens, I have worked as an AV-technician so I have watched both shows on a well-calibrated 65 inch OLED screen in a room with blackout curtains, and it still looks like garbage.

Their next excuse is that streaming compresses the image resulting in a loss of picture quality, and that the image is completely different when you watch it on blu-ray or a 4k disc.

I'm sorry, but how do you think most consumers view your product? In other words, you don't care about streaming consumers. Who do you think you're making this product for? Talk about a big middle finger right in our faces. Again, as it do happens, I have watched the Game of Thrones on blu-ray on the same setup, and the change in image quality is miniscule.

It's time for smug hack Wagner to take lessons from real cinematographers who are known for dark cinematography but understand the necessity of contrast, like Gordon Willis or Darius Khondji.

Not watching the rest.