Everyone is talking about Ortega (Wednesday Adams) and Tim Burton and sure, they deserve a lot of the credit but the truth is, the script is really well-written and the lines and storyline unravel flawless.

It's pure entertainment, but don't let that stop you.

The bleak view of Wednesday is just the perfect cynical voice of 2023, seeing right through the superficiality and advertisement of mediocre experiences.

I loved her lines.

I also greatly appreciated her delivery, quite perfect for such a young actress. Hands down to her.

All the actors here played their part so well, including Gwendoline Christie (principal Weems), who has shown her true colors recently in another big part as Lucifer in The Sandman. Love her talent.

Tim Burton strikes again, but I didn't expect anything less from him, this is truly right up his alley and he makes the most of it.

What I noticed is that he kept his unique style while also laying down fresh, small directing details that are very much 'in' right now.

He combines the old and familiar with the new in a way that's exciting and completely absorbing.

I liked that even if it's probably targeted at the younger generations it's still a fun watch for adults as well. It kept me on my toes from start to finish, couldn't stop watching it.

No unnecessary additions just to keep with the times, plain and simple morbid quirks in a fun, engaging atmosphere of contrasting characters and mysterious plots.

I gave this an 8 because of the level of depth, but for a program of this type, it's as good as it gets!

Give it one episode and you'll be hooked.