As I said before, I wasn't a fan of the comic book series this show is based on, but the first two episodes so far have been great. They established the world and it's characters really well by going into full detail into the Umbrella Academy on how they became the dysfunctional sibling superheroes. This third episode continues the story and has more emotion than ever. I won't go into spoiler territory like I did in the first two episodes and just praise the same things they had.
Aside from the pacing The story continues to be well-established in it's world building around the Umbrella Academy, the characters continue to be likable and this time relatable especially Diego, the acting continues to be superb with David Castaneda giving a sincere performance and Robert Sheehan who, as Klaus, continues to deliver on the comedy which is still funny by far. The action in this is a lot more superb this time around, the editing continues to be solid, the music score is still really good, and the production design is really appealing to look at.
So, overall, this third episode receives a thumbs up from me.
Aside from the pacing The story continues to be well-established in it's world building around the Umbrella Academy, the characters continue to be likable and this time relatable especially Diego, the acting continues to be superb with David Castaneda giving a sincere performance and Robert Sheehan who, as Klaus, continues to deliver on the comedy which is still funny by far. The action in this is a lot more superb this time around, the editing continues to be solid, the music score is still really good, and the production design is really appealing to look at.
So, overall, this third episode receives a thumbs up from me.