Watched first episode. I like it so far. This is going to take few episodes to create the back story & build up. I think the reason for rating is that 4 episodes are already released to critics. This show is far better than The Runaways & Inhumans based on first episode.... Cloak & Dagger follows plotlines devoted to racism or police brutality on Luke Cage, Krypton, and Supergirl — but the new series is refreshing in the way it makes the story deeply personal....school-aged heroes similar to Runaways... Stylistically, Cloak & Dagger leans closer to Legion than to other current superhero shows....this might end up being a standout hit. Let’s see what happens by episode 6 & let’s hope Spider-Man makes an appearance (Heheheh).

Complicated, extraordinary people trying to find their place. This series just gets better and better. The script has depth, rooted in a contemporary reality. The lead actors are great. The struggles are compelling. Great writing. Great acting. Great chemistry. This series is a winner. The exceptional nature of this Marvel franchise is that it is more rooted in life in America than in the supernatural reality of these character's powers. My initial rating was a 9 (superb) out of 10 but I quickly knew this was a 10 (extraordinary) series, and, as of the end of Season 1, it is on My Top 40 TV series list. If you haven't been following it, make it a priority to binge it in preparation for Season 2 in the spring of 2019. [Marvel Universe Drama]

I like the show so far. Pacing is a _little_ slow for me, but it's not a deal breaker. Some people have said the show is ruined by political stuff, but this story, specifically Ty's, is a reality for a large portion of Americans. To call it SJW whining is incredibly dismissive. And let's not act like Marvel comics aren't *full* of politics, *on purpose*.

There is no bright spot for this show, every facet is done with a B team or below. The actors are bleh, the writing is cringe, the pacing is horrendous, the sound mixing makes the dialogue unintelligible without subtitles, and the cameramen were having seizures apparently because the camera wont stop shacking in virtually every shot (I could go on). I appreciate elements of social justice in my shows, I just ask that the execution is at least somewhat decent.

I enjoyed the first season but bored to death by the second one and even started skipping forward in episodes to make them finish quicker, gave up with 2 episodes left of series 2. I really don't care what happens.