I’m a little torn, here. Oscar Isaac did remarkably well considering his scene partner was usually himself. The dual anchors of Egyptian mythology and mental health opened the show up to a myriad of possible arcs but the shift of complete episodes from one to another was jarring and worked against the flow of the action and the story. When the last episode ended, I found I had lost all interest in the characters and their world (although, the evolution of the first Egyptian Superhero was a bright spot). The after credit scene was at once, predictable and confusing. I’m going to give the series a 6 (fair) out of 10. [Psychological Superhero Action Adventure]
Shout by Nancy L DraperVIP 8BlockedParent2022-05-07T19:37:42Z
I’m a little torn, here. Oscar Isaac did remarkably well considering his scene partner was usually himself. The dual anchors of Egyptian mythology and mental health opened the show up to a myriad of possible arcs but the shift of complete episodes from one to another was jarring and worked against the flow of the action and the story. When the last episode ended, I found I had lost all interest in the characters and their world (although, the evolution of the first Egyptian Superhero was a bright spot). The after credit scene was at once, predictable and confusing. I’m going to give the series a 6 (fair) out of 10. [Psychological Superhero Action Adventure]