Assault on 42

It's a good episode, don't get me wrong, but in my opinion, it's one of the weaker ones. Upon rewatching the episode after several years, I've realized that it suffers from somewhat expository and artificial dialogue, as well as a small moment-not a major spoiler-where Thor and Ms. Marvel leave the ship to save someone, and then... they don't rescue him. A small plot hole.

With that said, and considering these are 20-minute episodes, this weighs it down a bit. The plot is also a bit conventional, and possibly due to the show's cancellation, this ends up being one of the more standalone episodes that doesn't really lead to anything. It becomes a self-contained story that doesn't contribute much to character development, within a plot that feels constrained and cliché, executed without much finesse.

However, that doesn't make it bad-just less memorable in a series where nearly everything else is.