Bad, bad bad bad bad bad bad bad bad bad. Bad writing, HORRIBLE acting, bad directing (from camera angles to lighting to sound effects). Just a shell of anyone who at least half-way enjoyed The (Real) Tick of our younger years.

I saw the pilot. It didn't work, then I watched the series based on some recommendations. The first episode borrowed form the Pilot, but it was much improved. Much sharper and faster paced. The Pilot - (now Episode 0), 4 out of 10. The series, so far (I'm 4 episodes in), 8 out of 10. It's worth giving a try for any tick fan. More lively than the Warburton version and much better villains. Worth a look.

...and while I can't say better than ever, this is a worthy production.Not quite the fun, campy romp that the original(live) series was but still a solid entry. This still fun and amusing venture brings life back to the Tick and Arthur though with a bit darker of a theme...still not dark mind you, but a touch more realism that the original. Can't honestly say whether this is a good thing or not yet but so far it hasn't hurt it yet.Acting is well done and especially enjoyed Martinez and Haley as Ms Lint and the Terror.Great pacing(though with 20-30 min episodes it would have been tough to make it drag).Modern CGI work well for the show.More plot than the original and much better story.Only semi-negative is that the cast isn't necessarily completely meshing for me yet, but still early in the series.Overall, great for a quick, fun binge.

oh my god, this is the worst TV show I have ever seen in my entire life. The acting is horrendous and the show seems as though it is making fun of itself. The 7.4/10 is the most surprising thing since learning that Zac Efron was not actually singing in high school musical. It is cheap, knockoff version of Marvel movies. Get a better plot and actors and maybe I will consider watching it.