Altogether Brühl, Russel, Mackie and especially Sebastian Stan are just awesome, and some of the ideas in this season are very nice, and taking up the politics might also be just necessary in these days, so why the bad review ...

The season is not just slow paced and somtimes quite predictable, but seems like it should be something very different. Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan are just ridiculously funny during interviews, I just wished that could come through in the series. There was also SOOOOO much potential for their interactions with the also awesome Wyatt Russel and Daniel Brühl (as I mentioned I love all these actors too). Some were taken, and these as well as generally bringing Zemo in definately deserves more than just 1 star. But the overall experience and mood ...

I don't now if its the directing, the writing, the general direction of the series, my own expectations after WandaVision, or the forcing direction of "what this series has to be"; I really don't know. I only know that - as a whole - it is not believable, I feel like its not been taken seriously and at the same time way to serious for what could have been a really fun series.

After watching all of it I am just sad for how awesome this almost could have been, and am hoping for a (better) second season, which is hopefully not only about the (from episode 3 on obvious) power broker ...