Reviews

I'm sorry but it seems like this season of Picard is trying to check all the trope boxes.

Alternate reality where everyone is bad but let's not call it mirror!verse even though it's pretty much mirror!verse, oh no dudeguy died, mysterious calls, only you can save us, time travel, don't tell the locals about time travel, telling the locals about time travel, obvious borg attack is obvious, mind walking, stuck in the past, getting snagged by law enforcement while stuck in the past, forced romantic stuff, soMtHinG iS WronG.

I'm boooored and that's not ok, 'cause I love Picard, just... not this.

We just saw the extermination of - at least - 4 species including the Daleks with the Doctor gleefully watching multiple genocides. Whoopsie. Cut to the teaser of the next episode: the Daleks are back.

Does anything make sense anymore? Does DW now include the infamous revolving door of Arkham Asylum?

What exactly is left of the universe and what is the mission now? Getting it back? Adjusting? What about the Doctors old lives and all the massively important information saved inside the fobwatch? Well, the Doctor doesn't care. Byebye watch, until some mysterious crisis unites us again.

The villains? Dusted in the blink of an eye. No explanation. Division? Nope, gone, stop asking. Did the Ood make it? Do they ever? What about the Angels? What Angels?

No questions were answered. Only thing that gives hope now is that Chibnall is finally gone. Fingers crossed for a return to the old ways.

I... have problems with the ending. I love the show, I love the actors and the characters and I always hoped they would end up together.

Ok. But: I agree with other reviewers that a lot in season 6 seemed stretched out, there were unnecessary filler episodes where story would have been better and some character development wasn't that at all. Dan was constantly let down by everyone except Chloe. After his emotional death last season him being a ghost and his existence at all was treated like a joke. Ella finding out about Lucifer and angels etc. Was a disappointment and didn't seem to affect her at all after the inital tantrum. Trixie was just an ornament at the edge somewhere. Does she even know?

But let's just look at the last episode. How did Chuck (I forget the characters name) kidnap Rory exactly? Why did Lucifer didn't go get more help, by Amenadiel or others? I mean, his brother is god ffs. Why is it possible for Amenadiel to be a part time dad but not Lucifer? Time goes differently in heaven and hell as we've been told. Why the Supernatural ending with Chloe living her life alone for who knows how many years and only then, after dying, getting back with Dean... I mean Lucifer.

I'm happy they got some kind of happy end but still feel disappointed in the conclusion of the show. Lucifer: How the devil became a therapist.

Hey Marvel, if you could stop killing Tony Stark for just one second, that'd be cool. There also was no need to make us relive that Endgame trauma moment I'm still paying my therapist good money for.

Interesting episode with a good What If twist, not the best so far but still strong and it's always very emotional to hear Chadwick's voice. Good work, now give us a second zombie episode.

I don't understand the enraged reviews questioning the morals and ethics of this show. You have watched this up to season 2 episode 4 and NOW you're starting to realize that this show is way over the cuckoo's nest?

Btw, this ep is very complex as well as totally dumb and way over the top, as are all of the past episodes. It's the mix that keeps us going. Last ep we had people with their eyes and mouths sewn shut and this ep there's a guy having the baby he's just born shoved back up there.

Nice try, but you can't shock me anymore, Doom Patrol. My moral compass has hung itself somewhere around the cockroach incident.

Good grief, Marvel seems decided to give me a freaking heart attack.

That was a brilliantly evil episode. Owen Wilson brought his absolute A-Game, heartbreaking in the moment when you see him starting to believe Loki and lose his faith in the TVA and everything he thought he was fighting for. I hope to see more of him since it seems that the prune sticks are some kind of teleportation devices? Yes? No? Kinda?

Tom was brilliant, the way he conveys emotions with his eyes alone is insane. Sophia is a very good actress and Loki/Sylvie but I was shocked and horrified when I thought for a short moment, that now we had only her Loki left. I'm pretty sure no one of us is ready to let our Loki go into that good night. Sylvie's nexus event is that she's a "good" Loki, right? She played a "save Asgard" scenario when she was taken by the TVA, she wanted to help the prisoner the TVA abused and she knew she was adopted, so there was no anger in her about being deceived.

After the Time Keeper twist (which you could see coming) came the shock to the system that was the end, followed by a short post credit scene that had me screaming. My beloved kid! Loki, I'm so happy. Don't touch him, 'cause that's the crime that can never be forgiven.

Probably the best episode so far, even though all the eps have been awesome (yes, I liked Lamentis).

Also, since no one asked: no, there's no romance between Sylvie and Loki, why are so many people thinking that? It's seeing yourself in another person, which in this case is kind of the same person. It's empathy and friendship.

Why are there only 6 episodes in this series? It's not enough! Also, Kang?

This was the worst trash ever. Two weeks later and my brain still hurts.

Maisie Williams is still one of the worst actresses I've ever seen, comparable to Nicholas "I have two expressions" Cages. She was a bad Arya, she was horrible in Doctor Who and she continues her boring career to my eternal consternation.

The "plot" if you want to call it that, was forseeable from minute - let's be generous and say from minute 5.

The "doctor", was not only the only psychologist, researcher, medical doctor, counselor and teacher but also cook, cleaner, guard, technician and seemingly mortician and everything else you can think of. To quote Deadpool: it's like the studio could not afford more actors.

Also: no one cares for your tragic backstories, especially if there are half a dozen of them and you didn't manage to make us care for any of those kids.

That one should have stayed in the shadows for ever. Shame!