The ending left me underwhelmed. I literally said “that’s how it ends?”
The post credit scene fixed that, but I think it should have probably ended with that, and then had a different post credit scene of some sort.
Regardless we enjoyed the show immensely!
2 out of 6 were watchable.
This was my complaint also, I love when studios put in easter eggs and plot lines for existing fans but this show was incredibly hard to follow as someone who wasn’t familiar with the comic, I had no idea what was going on most of the series and had to watch explanation/recap videos on YouTube just to have a sense of what was going on.Not making sense and not explaining what doesn't make sense. Is annoying.
Hippo God explained that the first iteration of the psychiatric hospital was a manifestation of his afterlife and a construct to find balance before final judgment.This was my complaint also, I love when studios put in easter eggs and plot lines for existing fans but this show was incredibly hard to follow as someone who wasn’t familiar with the comic, I had no idea what was going on most of the series and had to watch explanation/recap videos on YouTube just to have a sense of what was going on.
I’m still confused by the psychiatric hospital… was that real, a dream, a psychotic episode, his subconscious?
I think this series could have benefited from a second set of non-fan eyes in the writing and editing dept.
I was entertained by most of it. Except when Steven was annoying and you hate his character.
I just don't like that large aspects of the show don't make any logical sense and are non-sense. Then looking online it seems people are totally on board with this and think it's clever.
Hippo God explained that the first iteration of the psychiatric hospital was a manifestation of his afterlife and a construct to find balance before final judgment.
The last one with Dr. Harrow was a dream that he woke up from.
The last hospital that Dr. Harrow was a patient in was a real psychiatric hospital. He personally was having a delusion that his coffee was a cup of sand since he's having psychiatric problems reconciling his own personality and a god living in his mind. That doesn't mean the hospital was a construct.So the psychiatric hospital is both a transition place to the afterlife. Plus somewhere that the character dreams and imagines themselves being. Plus also is a real place where Ethan Hunt's character was rescued from in the post-credit scene.
It's a mess.
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