What a unique concept only to be "Marvelized" in the final episode. This show was surprisingly mature with themes of mental health, family loss, abusive relationships, the concept of death and the afterlife, morality and judgement before wrongdoing, and the violence was surprising for Disney/ Marvel tv.

Oscar Isaac did a wonderful job thru and thru. But the rest of the cast I'd say was average, and worked with what they were given.

Like other Marvel tv there were pacing issues, and the final episode was underwhelming.

It's finally Moonknights time to shine and the spotlight is quickly taken by a supporting character for the sake of inclusivity. It was heavy-handed approach that cheapens the episode and the moments for that supporting character.

This show had a lot of intrigue and didn't fully deliver in the end. Quite the tease.