Steven Bucholtz

This album is meant to be listened from start to finish. It's meant to be enjoyed much like how one might listen to Pink Floyd's The Wall. With this being said, the individual songs aren't individually memorable, and anyone looking for a recreation of 'Yellow' or 'Vida la vida' should look elsewhere. There is lots of instrumentals and breaks between songs as it builds up. Personally, I love it, but will admit, I probably would not listen to the songs much by themselves. I would give the album a solid 3/5, but bumped it up to 4 to make up for some of the 1 star reviewers who don't understand what a concept album is. Will very much enjoy listening to this on the couch with a glass of wine.

Not nearly as good as other Marvel shows. Political opinions aside, the show watches similarly to a mid-2000s teenage drama. Its childlike portrayal combined with topics such as dealing with religious parents, and disobeying your parents to "be your true self" just scream juvenile entertainment to me. Although the show is being used by both sides of the political spectrum, the unbiased truth is that the show is not what you would expect if you came from their other shows such as Loki, etc. Underwhelming, but likely enjoyable to younger viewers, or young families.