Love the premise that superheroes would really be supervillains. This would be one of my favorite shows, except that it keeps trotting out a completely irrelevant anti-religious message that does nothing whatsoever to advance the story. There were only 8 episodes in season 1, and they wasted one of them on a "preachy" subplot about how Starlight used to be a Christian but now she knows that no one can really know what God is like. That was annoying from a creative perspective, because it made no sense. But then they doubled-down on it in the first episode of season 2 by apparently turning her into an atheist so that she can slip into another completely irrelevant monologue about "Bible camp" and how there is no God and her parents lied to her for her whole childhood. It's a really contrived loss-of-faith moment that I'm sure resolves with some kind of existential redemption later, but I had to stop watching cuz I was sick of cringing. It's almost like the writers are using this show as therapy to exorcise their baggage about Christianity. Hard to believe that in 2020 it's okay to suggest that all Christians are ultra-right hippie-cultists, assuming that none of them would be completely normal people who would watch this show. Ironically, they try to make it ambiguous whether or not the middle-eastern terrorist McGuffins are Islamic, but devote so much time an energy to a ridiculous caricature of Christians. I guess there's a little PC-hypocrisy in all of us. Go watch Daredevil or Boss if you want to see a show where the fact that Christians exist actually makes the story more interesting instead of unwatchable.