I was really loving this show until the final few episodes. They are a mess - it felt so rushed. Like they weren't prepared for the show to end and it suddenly had to - which I'm not getting, since it was so good. Did they cancel it? Was there no more they could write for the show? I just felt robbed of a real ending - not that. I especially didn't care for the sudden jumps into things where you are trying to figure out "is this a dream" or "is this just extremely confusing", due to the mere fact that at the end of one episode he is leaving for LA to kill someone, and the next episode all of a sudden he's captured? They don't explain how it happened, how he got there, anything, it sure would have been nice to not be in the dark about these things and I felt like from writing standpoint this was really poorly done which was a bummer because the rest of the show I thought was done really well and I like the characters especially and obviously Hank which we all seem to like - his death was good, I'll grant that. I mean the way he died holding the hand of Cristobal's statue - but honestly, i would probably have preferred them not even killing that guy in the first place if they were ending the show, and going through the entire saving him thing - it was so horrifying - only to have him die so quickly, it's just really too quick for the audience imo.
I enjoyed the movie at the end - it was funny. That was the only highlight really
Review by Dr OctopusVIP 10BlockedParentSpoilers2023-11-08T11:55:52Z
I was really loving this show until the final few episodes. They are a mess - it felt so rushed. Like they weren't prepared for the show to end and it suddenly had to - which I'm not getting, since it was so good. Did they cancel it? Was there no more they could write for the show? I just felt robbed of a real ending - not that. I especially didn't care for the sudden jumps into things where you are trying to figure out "is this a dream" or "is this just extremely confusing", due to the mere fact that at the end of one episode he is leaving for LA to kill someone, and the next episode all of a sudden he's captured? They don't explain how it happened, how he got there, anything, it sure would have been nice to not be in the dark about these things and I felt like from writing standpoint this was really poorly done which was a bummer because the rest of the show I thought was done really well and I like the characters especially and obviously Hank which we all seem to like - his death was good, I'll grant that. I mean the way he died holding the hand of Cristobal's statue - but honestly, i would probably have preferred them not even killing that guy in the first place if they were ending the show, and going through the entire saving him thing - it was so horrifying - only to have him die so quickly, it's just really too quick for the audience imo.
I enjoyed the movie at the end - it was funny. That was the only highlight really