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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.

I accidently stumbled onto this show last week and binged the two seasons. The first one was a pleasant surprise. A simple, but fun show to watch with likable characters and an decent plot with a few fun twists.

The second season however was a huge disappointment. Apart from all the gigantic plot holes, the story went downhill fast and the last three episodes turned into a weird copy of an eighties A-Team zombie flick, or something. With a new problem every twenty minutes being resolved in the twenty minutes following. The "end fight" was completely ridiculous, a five year old wouldn't buy that.

With all that and the fact that the plot just repeats itself, characters that develop a new power every ten minutes, (how convenient) and the diversity obsession of the writers, or the casting agency, I more or less have given up on this show.

Season three, if it happens, will have to do al lot better than this.

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.

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.

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.