User Reviews

The optics of the constipated king sending Karnak and Gorgon to save his new buds while he and his haughty queen are chauffeured around looking for CW princess was not good. Surprisingly enough, it was a boon for Karnak and Gorgon as they're no longer saddled with those 2 sticks-in-the-mud and Felicity. Their interactions was fun to watch as usual, and their take-down of Auran and her minions was gripping. Something that can't be said about constipation and haughtiness finding CW escapee safe and sound canoodling with surfer dude. The only thing remotely interesting about this dull trio had nothing to with them. It was Dave and Louise who turned the tables on the jealous ex, and it was actually funny. I finally like these 2 characters.

The show must have realized the tandem of Karnak and Gorgon was outshining the others because they broke them up with what appears to be a permanent death, and a lame one at that. If it is permanent, then congratulations Marvel, I too think Inhumans sucks.

Score: Karnak and Gorgon would have made this an 8, but that character ending makes this a 5.

Curiously, this episode scores a 6.9, tied for the best episode so far and I thought it was the worst.

I've been more forgiving of this show than most. I didn't hate the first episode. It's a simple story and even with the banishment of the all the "good guys" the show has no edge to it, so, I never loved it but I found it entertainingly watchable. A bit of Marvel silliness and I turn on the TV and I pretend it's 1980 or that I'm watching a bad episode of the flash and it's fine. It's comic book TV and I've enjoyed it.

I like the silly plot plugging along of them finding each other in an unfamiliar world. I'm fine with Karnak with his powers reduced and all the side stories like the surfers helping Gorgon, the scientist who steals cars cause she's curious about the inhumans and bald medusa cause the CGI for her hair would cost too much and she'd look out of place on Earth.

So I've been 7 and 8'ing this show so far, but OK, Karnak, while vulnerable walks towards his enemy with a gun? Uh, really? OK, maybe. He did block a bullet a few days before.

And (Spoiler Alert) Gorgon dies a senseless and uninspired death. Boo and Hiss. I'll turn in next week just to see where it goes, but they pushed away one of their very few fans with this last episode.

This is Marvel's worst. Agents of shield had ups and downs, but it was always intelligently thought out. This one seems like it was written by 8 year old's.

Oh yes, don't tie Mordis' hans behind his back like everyone with a bit of brain could do, so you can kill the black guy to give the others characters a bit more of motivation to hate Maximus - because the fact that he is an usurper who is trying to kill them wasnìt enough apparently.

As I have wrote in a previous review, it is sooooo irritating that the animation is so lazy!!!! Please someone, any character, give me an explanation why is Gorgons hoofs shifting from boots to hoofs between every take? Is it magic?? Surely not 'cause no-one has not said so. It is frustrating to see so obviously that the makers of the series aren't doing a quality job when they don't even bother to animate the character for every shot.

And then then Sammy, the tied up earth-inhuman in the chair, brakes the character as well. He has been very aware of that there exists other inhumans besides himself. Or so it seemed when he talked to Black Bolt in an earlier episode during the jail brake because he was aware of the spreading of Terragenesis. Why in earth would he say now "Are you all like Black Bolt, do you all have powers? [...] So I ain't a freak?" By now this character should be aware of that he is not a one of his kind!!!

So frustrating how bad they have executed this show :( .