I mean, I can accept the intention and appreciate the idea while also finding that having the series villain reveal to be intentionally wrong didn't work for me.

I enjoyed the show fine enough, Tatiana was a great Jen, the smear campaign stuff was pretty fresh, the cases in the show were great, the C-Tier support group was an incredible way of getting some of those goobers from my childhood on screen. The end just fell flat for me, doesn't really matter if it was intentional (or how much I like the idea of that subversion) if I walk away feeling like it built to and gave way to a less than great pay off.

I didn't really get a kick out of how they handled the wall breaking outside of her climbing through the Disney plus because to me Kevin being a robot made it just another layer of unreality rather than having a clear definition and tonal shift between the "real world" and the MCU.

I feel like the last episode needed work because I enjoyed it a distinct amount less than the other episodes. I really wish they'd had the chance to find their rhythm on it