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This show did the impossible, and not in a good way. It managed to take some amazing actors and a potentially great concept, and turn all that into a boring snooze fest. I ever thought it was possible to put Samuel L Jackson on screen without it being entertaining, but... they managed it, somehow. The Skrulls and Secret Invasion had so much potential, but it was just flushed down the drain. And to add insult to injury they killed off a character I'd been hoping to see much more of.

I wish Disney would've slowed the roll a bit and just made fewer shows with better writing. Instead they seemed to have tried to stretch really thin concepts over too many episodes.

This show was supposed to be about the Titans. Where the hell are the monsters?? Instead it's a continual stream of boring drama and endless talking.

They got Kurt Russell and played up the monster angle and then totally failed to deliver. If very lucky we get one or two scenes with a few glimpses of a Titan and then more dialog.

Really bummed. I have enjoyed other Apple TV productions quite a lot. I'm really surprised that they put this snoozefest on the air.

Most of the plot is just filler. The characters aren't compelling. They should've taken a page from Pacific Rim and made it wall to wall monster fights.

Glad to see Uzo Aruba with a solid role after OITNB. Two episodes in, I'm definitely into it. It's a very different tone than "Dopesick," but that's okay - why would we need two shows with the same take?

I think this will resonate with different audiences, which is good: more people need to hear this story and how this drug became mainstream!

The drug cheerleaders are a bit 2D. I'm also having trouble with Matthew Broderick being an old guy. When did that happen? That's not right!

It's highly watchable, even if not as "good" as Dopesick. We'll see if they manage to stick the landing, but I'm into it so far.