Cameron Holmes

Oh, brace yourselves, mortals, because this Percy Jackson series is like ambrosia gone sour! It's got more disappointments than a Cyclops trying to knit. Move over, TV adaptation – this show is more "Dora the Explorer" than demigod drama. As they saunter into Aunty Ms Gnome Emporian, it's like demigods decided to audition for a 1990s animated cartoon instead of battling monsters. "Do you see me, Medusa?" they seem to ask the camera as if breaking the fourth wall will magically fix the lackluster storytelling. .And then there's the Lotus Casino, where the highlight is not a clash of titans but Annabeth getting her "Swiping moment." Forget epic quests; we've stumbled into a demigod joke. Percy Jackson: The Lost Potential – it's like watching gods play poker with the fate of a once-promising series. Spoiler alert: the house always wins, and in this case, the house lacks action, epicness, and any semblance of decent drama. It's a demigod disaster, my friends! The only thing this series is forging is a path to disappointment. May the gods have mercy on our binge-watching souls.