The only nice thing I can say about it is that, visually, it looks great. That's where my positive comments end.

The acting is atrocious. The writing is atrocious. The pacing of this show... oh dear god. Snail's pace; the slowest show I've ever watched. The scenes spend most of their time having the same few sentences repeated in different wording... cue me mentally screaming "get a move on!!". Barely anything happened. This could have been shortened to a single movie if you cut out all the repetitive waffle and "haha funny awkward silence" moments so obnoxiously typical of Disney-Marvel.

The plot barely moves along and most of the script is instead made up of 'banter' between characters that is set up as if it's supposed to be funny, but none of it actually is. This 'banter' is painfully boring and cliché, often predictable. Not only that, but the characters felt very bland... Owen Wilson's character was the only one who really stuck out to me. I've never understood the appeal of Loki, but I don't particularly dislike him either; this show had the opportunity to sell him to those of us in doubt, much as WandaVision sold Wanda Maximoff as an excellent character to myself and others (where the movies failed)... 'Loki' did not. Actually, he didn't feel very present in his own show. The protagonist role seems like it belongs more to this new character I'll call 'S'.

Grown family members fell asleep watching this because it was so dull, which is bizarre given the interesting concepts it introduces. The thing about the Marvel movies is that the majority of their humour plays off the reputation these characters have built over a journey of previous movies... that kind of humour does absolutely not work here, when we only know one character. For example, when 'S' is introduced for less than a minute in one episode, the next is written as if the audience has been familiar with them for a long time. A lack of proper establishing moments are given and the moments between the characters feel undeserved.

The ending was also ridiculously underwhelming, revealing only more obscure mysteries and no conclusion. It felt more like a penultimate episode, if anything. Also, without naming spoilers... that couple you pair together at the end? Yuck. What were they thinking?

Summary: Probably the worst show I have ever seen.