... and that's it.

This review was written after episode 4.

This show takes the relatively high brow alternative history concept and gives it a low brow treatment. Logic is largely ignored. A myriad of truly intriguing "What If" questions are ignored in favor of the simplest, which are then told in narrow paths that often follow those set in the 'real' timeline regardless of the butterfly effect.

Root story points from the original timeline are ignored - such as the origin of character names - so that the dumb GA can understand better. Amazing one-shot jokes from the movies are crudely rehashed almost verbatim to serve as weak shoutouts.

This show was brought down by poor middle-school level writing, and does not meet anybody's expectation for a Marvel production.

What an incredible disappointment.

Edit at the end of the season:

This improved a good amount in latter episodes, curving up to "pretty good, actually" for me. Score raised to 7/10.