I believe it’s pretty decent, earning around a 7 out of 10 from me. What bothered me was something that appears to be a cultural tendency—a habit of elevating certain figures. In this show, for instance, there are five or eight characters who are portrayed as being exceptionally powerful; one, in particular, is presented almost like a deity—invincible, capable of defeating anyone, and completely unique, similar to Ch…

It's a really good series. The feeling they create, the visuals of the setting, and the overall mood all fit together well with the story’s depiction of a world falling apart, where people are separated by how much money they have. Those in charge—basically, this company that seems to control everything—are without morals, and unlike what we see today, they put making money and gaining power above the wellbeing of ot…

The potential for something good was there with Black Knight, but ultimately it’s held back by "the message." There were appealing sets, an engaging history to the world, and reasonably well-developed characters; however, as is so often the case, overt messaging about female strength and male weakness became a central element. I made it through one episode and part of another before giving up. The attempt to c…