Crushed

Some of these reviews and the absurd amount of 1 star ratings are so unwarranted it's crazy. The show continues to spew artistic vision, and is such entertaining show overall. You can tell that the creators behind this really put their heart into it. If the show isn't your thing, that's fine. But even saying that this has any kind of "agenda" is just stupid and obviously biased, and in some cases even hateful.

Once again this episode is fun and simple it's well made and good fun. I loved we got to see more ethnic aspects of Kamala's life and it feels really unique. My main complaint is the cgi and at points the show feels shot like a cw show .

This second episode is just as great at as the first one. This is lovely, escapist, fun with great characters and wonderful dialogue. From the start of the first episode to the end of the second I have a constant nerdy smile on my face and I hope everyone feel the happiness of this show. The pacing is stunningly great, this is quirky, laughingly fun and such a great ride I cannot believe how anyone can give this anything lower than a 7/10.

Those of us who read the first run of Kamala I think we know now where this is heading, at least in part so we also get some comic book-y story here.

I could not be happier with the show, this is way better, much, much better than I could have ever thought. By far the best superhero show Marvel has done for Disney plus, the other shows are far, far behind this masterpiece.

I cannot recommend this enough, you all need to see this, and if you are a teenager this is one of the best most fun escapist TV shows in a long while and you should definitely go see.

9/10.

Idk 1st episode for me was a bit cringy but the 1st half of it was great but the latter half was unbearable for me so had very less expectations for this episode but surprisingly i loved it the whole episode was a vibe and the last 10 minutes were amazing i hope they keep this up for the rest of the episodes..

The title of this review says it all. It completely breaks the immersion when you have someone who is 23, Rish Shah, playing a 16 year old. At least Iman Vellani, who plays the lead character Kamala Khan and is 19 in real life, is closer to the age she plays in the show and can pass for 16, maybe. But when she is flirting with Kamran, Rish Shah, the age gap looks massive because he does look like he's in his mid 20's. At least they could of had him clean shaven. It might have made him look a little younger but with all the designer stubble he just looks like an adult man.

It's so ingrained in US shows though and they have been doing it for so many years now that producers and casting directors don't even see a problem and will happily cast someone too old for a role.

Apart from the above I enjoyed the first two episodes.