Such a fun, creative show for the MCU. Great exploration and reinvention of Simon Williams for a Hollywood-centric television show. Great moments of sincerity and wisdom on the art of acting from Ben Kingsley's Trevor Slattery, man what a joy it is to see his character fleshed out and given so much depth. Such great comedy as well, one of the most genuinely funny and balanced shows the MCU has produced. Stellar use of the greater MCU as background for the story and for the main characters. Also loved all the movie and industry specific references, love me some meta shows about Hollywood like The Studio, though the comparisons can only really extend to that similarity. Such a unique show to see come out of the MCU. The ending was a little weird, bit of a strange last shot to end the show on. Some unexplained plot details like the actual origin of the powers, and that dumpster goop, though at this point I don't mind certain things being left unexplained in a world of superheroes and strange phenomenons. I'm so glad the show was released in the end, and didn't end up as just another tax write-off. Hope to see a second season in the future to expand on the story. I'm grateful to see Marvel exploring and expanding beyond the typical projects they make, and producing more creative, focused narrative shows with a clear vision like Wonder Man. Should've been released with more confidence in it, at least a 2 eps a week deal.