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This has been no different to the finales of other MCU shows. Except for a few pretty cool moments, it was a sloppy, underwhelming, and rushed series finale that doesn't give me much hope for the movies to come. This episode has opened-up several cans of worms that will come back to bite the studio and their writers very soon

It was just a very unremarkable episode. I really liked a lot of this series, and although there was definitely potential for a great finale after the setup from the previous episode, it just didn't do anything on a technical level really worth talking about

I really don't want to get into spoiler territory here, but if you're a fan of *other* Marvel media and you've heard rumours of a certain character or two appearing in this episode, don't get your hopes up. You will wind-up disappointed just like me.

I held off reviewing this series until I watched it through, since it was really dull throughout, and I was hoping for an ending that elevated the whole. No such luck. Episode six was the weakest of the bunch.

I am staggered that they could make a show featuring shape-shifting aliens that can literally impersonate anyone, and still have it be boring. It was not fun. It was not funny. It lacked the "wow" moments you hope to get from a superhero story. Watching it was just a slog.

I understand they were going for Nick Fury in a story with an international espionage vibe, and I'm all-in for something like that. But those stories usually have clever plots and unexpected twists.

The best thing I can say about Secret Invasion is that it wad only six episodes. What a waste of Sam Jackson, Emilia Clark, Don Cheadle and Olivia Coleman. Good actors all, whose performances were squandered.

Yet again, this series is determined to underwhelm in every way.

After the dross of the previous episodes, MCU fans will want, at least, a final episode that redeems the whole sorry show.

This is not it.

As with the whole of this series, it is under-funding and sub-scale. Even the one fight scene between the protagonists fails to deliver.

The MCU reached its peak with EndGame.

Since then it has focused on quantity over quality, mundane storylines filled with superficial sub-plots and a total inability to create a meaningful narrative universe that engages with the audience.

Instead we're now expected to accept a continuous offering of mini soap-operas focused on emotional needs of minor characters.

Just wowful in every way.

I can't say I was massively excited for this show after the recent marvel run but between Episodes 2-5 I was in and really enjoying it.

The finale however, typical marvel.

Big soulless CGI battle that looked like the end of FF: Rise of the silver surfer. No major character development or anything to change the characters moving forward, no just a "cliffhanger" for future MCU projects, wonder where they got this unique idea.

In summary, marvel make character development and storytelling your main focus because I really am worried for the future of the MCU. I think the audience are too smart to not see through this and no one will want to come back to see the fulfilment of the story if it's not worth the time or money.

Though I'm not a fan of recent Marvel movies or TV shows, my hopes were high after watching the trailer. The expectation of a good spy thriller was shattered in the first episode itself.

The show is bad overall. Writers failed to come up with an engaging script. Even the dialogues seemed off with no emotion or genuineness.

The guy who played the main villain did his job okay. Emilia Clarke was fine as well. Samule L Jackson tried but couldn't save his character from bad writing.

This series probably has the most fake action scenes in a Marvel series. How could the director just waste the characters such as James Rhodey and Everett Ross like the way he did. Climax leaves us totally unsatisfied.