This show is rightfully canceled after the first season. The show was written to serve a purpose: for the writers to shove their agenda down your throat at the expense of a beloved character and movie. This is obvious in the first two minutes of the first episode. But it's more than just that, this show has no depth of characters, a cheesy storyline that was an afterthought to the agenda and acting that is on par with silly 80's TV shows - which is to say that the acting, again, was an afterthought and the director of this doesn't even attempt to bring any sense of entertainment to you because this was not the shows primary purpose. This series had so much potential to be a great piece of fantasy television. Willow was a character we all loved in the movie, the story itself was cute, perhaps corny, but cute. This steaming pile of garbage has no appeal to anyone outside those who applaud agendas.

I've watched three episodes and I'm trying to understand the connection of this TV show to the 80's movie I enjoy (Apart from a few name drops). Yes, there are some actors from the original movie. But the plot seems lost and I left wondering what this is all about. I miss the silliness/campiness of Madmartigan (Val Kilmer). The strong female role of Sorsha (Joanne Whalley) and the evilness of Bavmorda (Jean Marsh - FYI *Love her!*) and finally Willow Ufgood as the native wannabe magic user (Warwick Davis). There are no likeable characters here and we are left with a weak/non exist storyline. This is classic Disney, taking a well known brand/cult following and milking/ruining it! I hope they don't make another season! But check out the remake of The Equalizer (2021) if you want to see another example of a poor remake. But they keep making season....

Top 3 worst things I've ever seen, including tv, movies, plays, sports, diseases, wars, and famines.

Yes, I really had created an appointment in my calendar, but had to quit after the first episode. Mistakenly thought that I am part of the target audience. Not only, but also because of the bad writing & dialogues no fantasy spark can be seen. Sorry.

[Disney+] If the first episodes suggest a disappointing transformation of the original story into a kind of artificially inclusive youth adventure, the development ends up defining a series that confuses the parodic tone of adventure stories with a silly sense of humor. There is an obvious lack of budget whose action takes place mainly inside caves and interiors, and with CGI that seems from 90s video games (that final shot). But above all, there is a lack of pace and such bland characters that make the film a masterpiece of adventure cinema, which it obviously is not. They threaten with two more volumes.