Strik LtD

Starts off great but due it's own rules of procedure in informing either the characters or audience, season 2-3 turns into a very predictable motion of events that never really gets thoroughly explained main plots while over-explaining small obvious parts of the story. In sum, the writer and director chose to over-contribute small stories while giving bigger arcs just a sample taste of syfy drama fulfillment that you're looking for. If the show had chosen to arc it's main plot with the small stories into much more meaty events such as the show Glitch, this series would have made 5 stars easily.

Fun watch. Quite objective in its assertion of power player moves. No blaming, innuedos of moral decisions or questionable comments. Just results and story. Not a long season either. Quick and easy learning

Surprisingly, good. But I'm out of horror movies to watch mostly, so it felt like a nice b-production movie entertainment. Directing was great; buildup damn good if you enjoy the 10sec skip button over boring teenage angst. The premise and main story are well written and followed through. Acting meh and script is meh. No regrets on the hour watching. Skipped about 20min of blah.

Season 1 starts terribly with poor directing, worse lines and a very basic cop show with a giant plane story line. Not much marvel involved but who doesn't love Phil Coulson playing the power-game. Big bang happened apparently and Marvel really picks up from season 2-5 with big improvements in all the criteria that make watching a show interesting. Season 6-7 die down again with the trope "same story, different person...here we go again...". Lots of filler episodes and irrelevant side stories toward the end of the show. As a warning; The main female lead has an extremely annoying tendency to be constantly in a bubble of emotional outburst while all her peers mature or change over the seasons.

Poor attempt at trying to form a symbiotic discretion between old-school martial arts genre against the hype of the newer choreographed/directed ones. Want that 80's/90's nostalgia again with Jackie chan and Jean-Claude Van Damme? This show is for you! But uh...., probably not both seasons or every episode tbh. You'll get used to the Netflix "skip 5-10seconds" plz button.