There's always a But, no matter how wonderful a production may be. As I mentioned, the screenplay for every episode is outstanding. The musical selections are outstanding and fit the mood and tempo of each scene perfectly. Robert Sheehan steals every scene he's in and Kate Walsh hits it every time as well. And Now Time For The But...... I rate this production 7/10 as it's overall value is entertaining. Now, if you are a die hard fan of this Dark Horse Comic, understand that this series does not follow every character of every sentence on every page. Look upon the television version of The Umbrella Academy as an abridged version of the print material-the Cliff Notes Umbrella Academy. If you have not read the comic-stop reading this and go read the comic instead, then come back and binge the series. I would not have cast Ellen Page, as her talent was seriously underdeveloped for this series to date. Tom Hopper should have been more enthusiastic as the 'do gooder' while too much time was spent with David Castañeda. Sadly, there was so much material left out from of the comics-If there is a 2nd Season, please allow Gerard Way and Gabriel Bá to bring as much material to the screen as possible; I would even consider the next season as The Umbrella Academy-Part Deux, to flesh out what was missed during the first pass and introduce new material not in the comics before being caught up to begin the 3rd season as a continuation of material from the comic. Overall The Umbrella Academy has a great future. **EXTRA CREDIT** How many films can you discover that The Umbrella Academy pays homage to?