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This show is kind of complicated. Of course, Dion can come off as annoying, or difficult to deal with, and while his acting isn't the greatest, the way they write his character makes sense. I never get the feeling that he's bratty, and though maybe spoiled, he's still just a kid. This is how kids act like. They do things you don't want to do, because they just don't understand, and perhaps he's unbearable for others, I think he develops well, because he eventually starts listening, and starts paying attention, and it's strange because it was genuinely so subtle and natural to me, especially as he starts to understand his powers more.

Moving on, the mother, Nicole, is extremely emotional, and might get on people's nerves, especially with how she deals with situations. But the fact of the matter is, is that she clearly cares. She's scared of her son, and rightfully so, because as amazing as Dion's powers are, he's still just a child, and yet he has so much responsibility at his age. She's fearful of him, but no matter what, she still loves him, and though she's a helicopter parent, it's not without reason. She's emotional, but she does have some good moments with her more emotional moments. She does have a lot of flashbacks, especially in the first episode, and while I'm desensitized to it, others may find the excessive use of flashbacks annoying, and I do agree they weren't needed since there wasn't anything else of substance to their relationship other than it was a healthy one. There's nothing to be noted or taken away from them excelt for one of them in the later episodes.

The plot itself is easy to follow, and though they briefly touch on racial issues, it's only for one episode and is briefly mentioned in another episode. It's nothing preachy, just there. I think that this too might get on people's nerves, but I promise, it's not unbearable.

That being said, I really enjoyed this show, flaws and all. This is really one of those shows where you should watch it before you judge it too harshly though, but it's up to you considering each episode is about 40-50 minutes.

Amazing, Beautiful and Genius. Originality with deep routes of cultural, social, economical and sheer human obstacle. Adulting is never easy, nor is childhood this comes together with great integrity. Visually flawless, with decent tempo, structure and story arc fulfillment. We could knit pick at the little things, but why bother when you can sit back and enjoy. Waiting for Netflix to approve season 2 of this binge worthy delight.

A story about a young boy with unusual abilities & the struggles the mother has. Seems like an interesting plot and it is. But!!! The kid is a spoilt brat whi is basically undisciplined and uncontrollable. The mother is an emotional timebomb continually having meltdowns everytime she cant get her own way. Her best friend is a childlike moron woth OCD. And the young boys isdues seem to be a sideline to the mothers problems. Great plot, but more like a soapie! If you dont like annoying characters, then tune out.

The storyline is great. Setting is great. Relatable characters. So hard to find kid friendly shows without eyerolls at the cheezy content. Great series to watch with Family.

It's more of a kids show but also for adults. It has reminded me of Stranger Things but not as good. I watched all of the first season but could bear only the first 3.5 episodes of the second season. The first season has some original ideas but the novelty wears off in the second season with no new ideas or concepts. Acting is OK including the kids and I thought Alisha Wainwright looked stunning in the first season. My rating of 7 is only for the first season. I would rate the second season with 5 stars only if I could rate each season separately but as a whole.

Ok I have given this a 10 because I'm reviewing it from a different perspective.

It also has done something very unique and special. Please let me explain. No other series has allowed me to watch a TV show with my children which we are all able to enjoy. My children are so invested and intrigued by what will happen next. To experience a TV show with them is magical. They are full of anticpation, theories and we discuss it at meal times.

To see Thier faces light up when we decide to watch the next episode is really something special.

I wish more TV shows would do this. Normally they watch thier cartoons a d then we watch our shows. But now we are enjoying it together.

For this reason I'm giving it a 10, no other show has done this before and therefore a 10 is well deserved. Thank you.

BUT there were so many plot holes and bad acting and dumb writing that it's hard to take. It takes forever to get anywhere and therefore boring in between parts of interest. Watch at your own risk.

I don't understand why this show scores a 5,7. It starts slows but give it a chance. Doesn't deserve a low rating.

I sat down today the 4th of October and didn't realize how much time had passed that I was on episode 8 and I was like damn I had got to go to bed

We (adult and teen boys) loved season 1. So much suspense, we binge watched it. Have been waiting season 2 for ages!

And what a disappointment it was. The story went in a weird angle, Dion was exceptionally annoying, and there were major plot holes all throughout. Felt like it was a waste of my time watching.

Would give season 1 a 9/10, and season 2 a 1/10.

Okay. It's not really suitable for small kids without parental attendance. Some scenes might cause nightmares. But altogether it's for the whole family. Sometimes funny, some scenes a little bit scary. It's exciting and entertaining. I hope more of Dion will follow. The cast is doing a real good job and watching beautiful Alisha Wainwright (Maia from "Shadow Hunters") is always a pleasure.

Hoping there are no bad mistakes in my review. I'm German and 68 yrs. old.

For the most part, this is an excellent superhero tv series that shows us a different take on the genre. The story itself from premise does not seem too different from the array of media we have available, but the series has enough suspense and twist and turns to keep you interested. Now since you have quite a lot of children, the acting does at time get under your nerves but for the most part, its good and if you forgive some parts of it; you will have a more enjoyable experience. Some of the dialogue at times is also quite CW-esque which can be good or bad thing depending on if you like those type of shows. For the most part, however, you will enjoy the time you will have with raising dion if you forgive and ignore certain aspects of the acting and dialogue.

I wish I could get the time back that I wasted watching session 2. But then, I ended up fast forwarding big chunks of the later episodes. So boring! And it wasn't even worth it to see what would happen in the end. Just skip it.

I love this series, a strong mother with a son who has superpowers. There is also the scientific component that makes you feel curious. It deserves more than 8 for sure. I literally screamed few times during the last 2 episodes! Wait for the surprises! I finished all the episodes 2 days. :)

Honestly I wish they had kept the original actors from the short film. But this series is good in it's own way. And it really starts to pick up when you get a few episodes in.The child actor who plays Dion is really cute and he does a great job with the role. As do the other children actors. And I do like how they address real life issues in the show as well. So even though it might've been a lot better if they had kept the original actors and the original plot from the short film, this was a pretty decent show in itself.

I've been reading the other comments on here and I think I can help explain why there's such a disconnect between people who either love it or hate it.

It's taken me several days to find the words to describe why this show has made such an emotional impact on me.

My daughter actually found this show on her Netflix kids account and it came at such a perfect time in our lives.

The reason is because the show takes the most complex and difficult emotions, feelings and situations (such as racism, disability, death of a parent, loneliness) that as parents and adults we deal with every single day, while simultaneously showing how these same feelings and situations are being perceived and felt from the child's perspective.

My daughter kept saying she was surprised it was on the kids network. I've never seen a show so perfectly explain the view point of the adult and child and connect it together so that my daughter and I were able to understand both the mother and son so perfectly at the same time.

The show helped me understand myself in ways I've been struggling with so i could finally slow down, focus and actually listen to what my daughters has been trying to tell me for months.

This is why the show is either going to connect with you or it's not. I appreciated the fact that they chose to go with a sci-fi theme. Specifically superheroes, because without this fun child like component I don't think children would have related to this so perfectly.

I'm very grateful The show came out when I was needing it the most. It is very rare to find something that helps you understand yourself so deeply let alone from a TV series.

I highly recommend the show for everyone but especially for children and their parents.

A 'super' something hero TV series for the under 10's or adults not expecting too much. Not helped by a very average TV cast and not a great lead unfortunately. As for the soundtrack, shockingly, terribly original it is not and for a seasoned director he should do far better with what he clearly has at hand.

Children and everything about them on tv is written, directed and played very differently for mature and very young audience. And I guess people behind this show tried to cater to everybody but they did it very poorly. So although this one is within my genre preferences I had to abstract from main character. Otherwise I would see a spoiled ADD kid and that is not what I find entertaining. Overall this show is pretty decent and mainstream.

Characters are all likable and the story line is really strong. Give it a try, you won't regret it.

This show had plenty of potential, but the acting is horrible at best. I somehow managed to watch the first season, bit there's no way I can handle a second season of Dion. The casting director should be ashamed.

I caught myself yelling at the people on the TV more than a few times. Finally just stopped stopping myself. My cats are accustomed to my crazy. The story is a little back and forth but not excessively. The character development is well-rounded. The science is interesting without being dull, but I don't know how sound it is.

Wainwright was cute in Shadowhunters but nails the over protective mother bit here. She's growing a solid pair of acting chops. Young is adorable and a surprisingly strong actor. Together, there is nothing the two can't do. Haney is a solid little actress with unwavering moxie. Everyone needs a BFF like her, at least when they're a kid. She is the glue and supporting wall of a group.

I found Munn's Jonathan the most interesting though. He starts out as one dimensional with little merit. Even the acting is simple; nothing special, regular mean kid in school. An unrelated incident later, and we get to see more of Jonathan, including his positive potential. I'd like to see what happens to him, if the series continues.

The villain tries to be interesting, but is sadly generic for most of the season. It has an opportunity to be interesting next season though. I like how it doesn't rely on fancy CGI gimmicks every time it does its thing.

If you enjoy a clean, sci-fi "who dun'it" with more story than action, then you might enjoy this show as much as I did. I look forward to at least one more season; more if possible.

The concept is great but the Dion is WAY to young to carry this show. I'm on episode 2 and all I want to do is put him in time out or give him a spanking. Geez!!