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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.

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.

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.

A story about a young boy with unusual abilities & the struggles the mother has. Seems like an interesting plot and it is. But!!! The kid is a spoilt brat whi is basically undisciplined and uncontrollable. The mother is an emotional timebomb continually having meltdowns everytime she cant get her own way. Her best friend is a childlike moron woth OCD. And the young boys isdues seem to be a sideline to the mothers problems. Great plot, but more like a soapie! If you dont like annoying characters, then tune out.

Very frustrating. Season one was watchable And kept me entertained. A little cheesy, yes, but still worth the watch. Then comes along season two and they have damn near ruined it. Every kind of cliche, stereotype and pc sentiment you could think of was forced into each episode.

Two years ago I hinged Raising Dion with no problem. Unfortunately I can't say the same with season two. I'm struggling to make it through each episode and almost don't care about what happens in the season or series finale.