People are saying bad things about this show but none of that really resonated with what I saw, so I'm writing my thoughts about it to balance things out.

Personally, I loved it. This is the last to come out of the entity once known as Marvel Television, from which the Netflix's The Defenders shows also came from. This show bears some similarities to the aforementioned in that they are slow-burners with more character, story development blended well with darker, gory details. (And the usual, but subtle, dose of humour and sarcasm is just **chef's kiss**)

One more thought: you don't dive straight into television and complain about feelings and emotions. They are a part of what makes television _television_. Just look at any Marvel Television show, non-Marvel superhero shows or even most drama series that aren't about superheros at all. This is clearly a TV show about a _family_, **_the Helstrom family_**, so what did you expect? A family that acts like they are strangers and only cares about exorcising the _hell_ out of each other? If you are _that_ into action, _just_ watching the MCU blockbuster movies instead isn't a bad idea. I mean, they clearly have bigger budgets specifically for that department. (Even those have emotional sequences, and viewers seem to enjoy it, so...)

Though it's highly unlikely because of Disney and Marvel's new focus on shows featuring the MCU movie stars, I'll be crossing my fingers for more. Hopefully, they will get enough momentum to continue this story.