I don't understand why everyone likes this show so much, it was really bad I just wanted each episode to end. Their was no suspense at all yet rotten tomatoes gave it a 95% really, it was trash just garbage the acting the fight all lame. So can some one explain to me why everyone likes it so much?

Everything I hoped it would be.

in short the pacing of each episode and the season as a whole is all wrong. wasting too much time to getting to the point, next to no fight scenes comparing to other shows like this in the season. all fights and action filled scenes are over all too quickly. a character and actor that was lovable in Jessica Jones is now in need of a bitch slap most of the season. its sad really, you have a powerful character that can slap everyone out in this show. yet he uses most of his time (the little we see of him sometimes) feeling sad for those around him and himself instead of take action. while the comic characters history has alot to do with the subject of race and color. bringing all of this into a series in a ham-fisted way isnt the way to go. most of the time me and my friend was watching this we where wanting more action, more of the main character and more of a villan that we care about. when i can say with good heart that daredevil and any comic show out now beats this by miles and miles. when the pacing is so off that you think you are watching a double episode but its really just a 40min one then its something wrong. when you feel like this episode takes forever to be done then its something wrong. i watch all the comic shows out and i love them all (except this and agents of shield) its sad really, as i LOVED his character in Jessica Jones.

I was waiting with anticipation for this latest Netflix contribution to the Marvel universe, and SO wanted it to be good. Daredevil was superb (9), Jessica Jones started slow then pulled up to great (8), But Luke Cage never got out of the gate. It spent far too much time in narrative and scrimped on creating tension, suspense, and building relationships and producing action. It had all elements of success - the Marvel world to build on, a great black cast (with some serious potential sizzle), the identifiable microcosm of Harlem, even the availability of good jazz (which was used to epic failure as they imposed it on the scenes rather than weaving it into the story telling). Disappointed, I give the series a 5 (meh) out of 10, and I faithfully watched every episode, and re watched the ones through which I fell asleep.