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This feels like a comic literally put on screen without adapting. So many plot holes and scenes that just wouldn't happen (even without the powers) but overall still fun.

Nice to see some good representation and the acting is good. The biggest let down is the awful black stereotypes put on display. This was a great chance to dispel some of those old myths but this just reinforces the young gangster vibes, the deadbeat dad, the difficult woman who is also just a push over for her man etc. Could have used the chance so much better.

Saving grace is that the story is fun and makes for easy going watching.

Not original, a lot lifted from other shows like Misfits but still good fun.

But the writing just feels like an old teen show aimed at young teens. It feels lazy and just not Star Wars.

This maybe feels like a mediocre show someone came up with and executives thought it would flop by itself so put it in the star wars universe in hopes in would gain traction.

A good story and characters should be good enough to gain interest without needing to tie it into a big franchise. I hope future productions keep that in mind and stop exploiting the fantastic star wars legacy with anything they have left on the cutting room floor.

I don't care about efforts to make something more inclusive if the show is just poor. Make something super inclusive but make sure it's a great show and people will watch regardless.

Poor effort.