OK, this is certainly not the Black Bolt we knew from Marvel comics. And Medusa getting a haircut truly sucked. But, over-all, the first season (and now, I suppose, only season) I enjoyed, and binge-watched the whole thing in a day. That is a lot more than I can say for most TV super-hero shows, which tend to suck. I can't watch the flash, or Jessica Jones, and don't even enjoy 12 monkeys or Agents of Shield anymore, though they started out really excellent. And they wove the story into the Marvel Universe over-all plot very well. Karnack is by far the most interesting character in the show. This admittedly isn't American Gods quality, but nothing else is, either. (If you haven't seen American Gods, do so!)

The whole story are telling us which the chosen deserve everything with earn nothing, they even can have a nice big BULL DOG and the people are MINING! Are all these thrillers told us that you stupid people deserve the low life because the high is born without earn?!

I have been binge watching all the marvel shows these last few weeks. All of the others were great until i ran across this one. This show seems like something that would have been made in the 90s.. Horrible acting from start to finish. Very few good fight scenes. The story line was so stupid it almost made it unwatchable. You never fell in love with any of the characters. Such a sad day for Inhuman fans.

Not being content with making the worst of the Netflix Marvel entries with Iron Fist, Scott Buck has soared to new heights by vomiting into this world the worst of the Marvel cinematic adaptations since Marvel first started producing movies and television in 2008.Everything that could be ruined in this endeavor was ruined. Not a single ounce of redemption is to be found - from the absurd double-exposure flashback, to the dated 80s fight scenes, to the predictable and dull writing, to the misplaced and random techno music. My God, even the opening title sequence is amateurish and bland. I suffered through all 8 episodes of this scrap-pile out of sheer willpower and determination. After all, I had seen every Marvel movie multiple times, and every Marvel television show from Daredevil to Defenders, from Agent Carter to the most recent Runaways; there was no way I was going to let Inhumans break me, though it nearly did.From the beginning, I had no investment in any of the characters. Everyone is rude, arrogant, unsympathetic, or, at best, just boring. This attitude didn't improve at all at any moment over the course of the series, and at no time did any character make a decision that could be construed as smart. Apparently the superior Inhuman gene comes with the drawback of being a complete idiot. 10-year-olds lost in the woods would make better decisions than these characters. Even if they were blind. Suffering from hypothermia. Near death. And on fire.The fact that the heroes managed to stumble toward any kind of resolution is only a product of having been up against the dumbest, least threatening villain in all of cinematic history. How bad does the writing and directing have to be to make Ramsay Bolton seem like a lost, hopeless puppy.Marvel's Inhumans makes me sad. It represents lost time, lost money, and a lost opportunity. I hope there's an epilogue - perhaps released as a webisode - in the near future. Something that wraps up any loose ends, like having a giant meteor streak through the sky and wipe out everything and every character left. Too bad I can never wipe out the memory of having seen the show in the first place.