I have to say, I was somewhat sceptical about this one. But a friend recommended it to me and I started watching. And boy, oh boy, was I in for a surprise.

The first scene with A-Train got me really glued to the TV and I couldn't wait to see more. The plot really well written and the idea behind the show really came to life. I have to be honest, I have never seen a show like this one. Every action had a reason and you could relate to why the characters were doing, what they were doing.

I liked every single episode. So far, that I binge-watched the entire first season.

But theeen... came season two. Somehow they lost it. I don't know if they picked up other writers, or whatever happened, but the series lost its soul. Funny to say that, since some of the characters were actually "finding their soul" through religion. The plot was dragging along and I could litteraly see every single "plot twist" and "surprise moment" coming from miles away. And the characters felt like they stagnated in one place and they themselves didn't know, what was coming next. They did try to mix it up with some provocative topics, but they just fell flat on the ground and never got up again.

The performances of some actors were really great. Especially Antnoy Starr (Homelander). He really carries this entire series. Sadly they lost Elisabeth Shue (Madelyn Stillwell). I think she was one of those, who stood out. The other ones are kinda flat and undeveloped characters.

I really hope season 3 will be better, because it would be a shame if this show goes down as one of those, that could've been great but didn't live up to its potential.