Its a personal bias but I just cant enjoy psychology mumbo jumbo in any story. I simply dont find it interesting in the least and thats not just a Moon Knight thing. Pretty much any story that has split personas turns me off. I feel the same about badly written time travel.

Aside from my dislike for psychology stories, writing is poor as well. Episode 3, for example, pits us in a court run by gods and the scene was so embarrassing to watch that I questioned if a real human wrote it. Maybe my standards are too high but the dialog was something I expect from my 7 year old son. Actually no, I expect better from him as well. Mind you this wasnt meant to be funny, it was supposed to be a serious scene. Anyway I soldiered on to finish the series and we saw similarly bad writing in episode 4 and 6.

The acting seemed ok to me. No one really stood out but no one was horrible. The acting was sufficient but the materials were just terrible so there was no salvaging the show with great acting. The CGI was pretty bad overall but I owe that to the character design to begin with. Moon Knight, in general, is just lame in terms of how he looks. The costume is just lame, the gods are childish, and the characters internal struggles were boring and made no sense.

I think this one would appeal to folks to who like DC tv shows. The writing is about that level so if you can look past it, you might be able to get some enjoyment out this Marvel counterpart. But its not for me.