I don't mind Mando taking a bit of a backseat to flesh out the mythology around them actually.

If you are looking for something entertaining and easy to watch, it's a very good option. Overall, a charismatic legal show.

It eventually leads nowhere and becomes very formulaic, but there's plenty of good TV to enjoy before then.

Depends what you are looking for. It's a sweet, clever show. It is not a hilarious show. So on a pure comedic standpoint? Maybe it is.

I think it's rather because they offer a glimpse of what the "metaverse" could be. Even if it is still kissing the point of what the metaverse (or any better name for it) is.

Maybe? But if a show is on a streaming service people don't want to sign up for, does it really exist?

The show still succeeds in its dramatic elements, but misses the mark on humor. It was never a perfect comedy, but it had something special that isn't quite there this time.

And the conflict between Ian and Poppy turned from sweet to sour, unfortunately.

Action, reaction. People have been very vocal against the show, but since it's growing on those that persevered, they want to say nice things about it to balance the scales. It might be why I ultimately did it; I felt the show was slightly misunderstood, and offered a different perspective. But if we're getting paid, I don't mind getting some of that!

It's not a perfect show, but it's a fun experience. Nobody is forcing anyone to watch it though.

Strange, I really had a better kick out of S1. But glad people enjoyed it so much.

(Missing you TBH! Gone too soon!)

Odd. I thought season 2 was missing some of the charm of the first. But happy to hear it's doing well.

No, people have just moved on from TV. The real audience for these shows is online through Netflix or piracy.

It's a light, easy watch. And it's cool to see Jacob in a new role. But it looks and plays like a student project with abysmal funding, so proceed with caution.