It's good enough to watch if you have a sub, but not good enough to take out a sub in order to watch.
Yeah I enjoyed Will Trent (though I wish the production values stayed as high as the pilot, which had absolutely killer lighting and cinematography for a cop show, on top of the nice characters and costuming/sets) and Only Murders a lot, and The Bear was amazing. I see The Bear S2 is coming in a month, but I'll wait until they have the whole thing. If they didn't have the weird 1 month to 1 year delay from Hulu US I think it would help them out, honestly - I keep seeing US friends talk about a cool show on Hulu, and I think "Aha, Disney+!", but then I open Disney+ up and it's not actually on, even though it eventually will be. Abbot Elementary was so delayed (about an entire year) I was genuinely confused as to what people were talking about - and it's not like it was on some other UK channel - it was just Disney delaying it for whatever bizarre reason.
I haven't tried it yet - I probably should with the last few days on my contract, but I despite the presence of National Treasure (TM) Oliva Colman and Legend of Screen and Stage (C)(r) Samuel L. Jackson I find myself quite skeptical of it, particularly with the "secret evil shapeshifting reptilians are running the world" angle (uh-oh) and the fact that they were suggesting it would be a super-serious spy thing in interviews, but all the trailers were giant explosions and shouting and loud vehicle chases and so on. Now, don't get me wrong - I like Mission Impossible and so on, which leans that way (albeit without the sailing perilously close to the anti-Semitic wind conceit!), but no-one is pretending that's super-serious spy stuff. I guess I'll find out - reviews seem to have been pretty lukewarm.
I'm pretty sure that will turn out to be a fake, and that a third party is trying to provoke a war between humans and skrulls.
You may have a point there. Olivia Colman can do a particular kind of evil very well too (or the most determined and good-hearted of goodies of course, c.f. The Night Manager, lady has range).
