Imperfect Hosts

Definitely a few tools in this episode. Story seems to be a hodgepodge of religion and myths, which makes it interesting to try and interpret. Good acting and high production value.

I read a lot of stupid comments in the main reviews saying that the quality drops from episode 2. Well having watched episode two I can say that is so not true. Why are some people review bombing this show? Are they bots from rival streaming companies? This episode is just as good as the first one. It's interesting, intriguing and as well as fascinating. Plot still keeps you hooked and storytelling is done at a good pace. It's visually striking, I remember when tv series did not look that great. But now they do so how can you hate this show? I don't get it. Some people are hard to please. I'm glad I'm not like them.

The first episode was like receiving plot through a fire hose, it was a bit overwhelming. Thankfully the pace slows down a bit in this installment and is considerably more coherent. This episode was great, I enjoyed it thoroughly, I'm impressed with how the adaption is so true to the source material.

Also... Honestly, I'm not sure there has ever been a more visually brilliant television series, it truly is incredible looking.

Not great, but a lot of potential. CGI isn't good, but they don't have the money, so it's ok. Also not every actor is great. But the feeling the episodes transmit and the story of the comics is great, so I'm happy they made the show and I also like it. (I hope 24/7 wil be great.)

I'm avoiding spoilers, so I'll just say this: shows so rarely elicit real emotion in me, and yet this episode made me legitimately laugh and cry. Certainly, there were things that could have maybe been done better. But the emotional impact of this episode was very much there.

It was also really neat, as a fan of John Constantine-related shows (though I'm yet to read any comics), to see the Houses in a show, and Cain and Abel. I'm sure the links there might go over the heads of many people who aren't familiar with DC, or at least this part of the DC universe, but I loved it.