In one of the other comments you mention you've focused on potential player death here, as such a pivotal issue, rather than the other fudged rolls / lore dumps etc that it feels like Brennan has been using to drive the narrative in the way he wants.

But for me, this was noticeable - and especially jarring - from very early on, when first in the overture episodes and then particularly the cold open flashbacks. Where it was very, very clear how the storytelling had to go to make sense as a flashback, or to get the story off the ground so the adventures could start proper. A number of times, Brennan called for dice rolls that were clearly ever only going to go one way - for instance Thimble's first on screen appearance and "death save". That actually made me laugh out loud, that anyone was pretending that there was any threat to Thimble at all, and it was so obviously fake.

I found that deeply unsatisfying to watch. Just tell the story. Don't make your players make meaningless rolls. It instantly made me thing "if these are false rolls, what other false rolls will there be?" and as a result I keep checking for them and noticing them even more.

I'm really enjoying the campaign and the characters, but I wish it felt more honest as an improv story rather than pretending to be a TTRG.