My attention waned before I finished the first season. Initially, it seemed interesting and drew me in; however, the slow pace at which events unfold makes watching it feel like an obligation. Perhaps I’ll revisit it eventually—or maybe not.

It really felt as though this could have been Fables, or at least taken inspiration from that Bill Willingham comic series to a greater extent. It seemed like it was aiming for something similar, but didn’t quite get there. I suspect Disney's involvement and Warner Brothers’ ownership of DC properties created legal limitations, forcing them to diverge significantly. The show initially appeared headed in a Fabl…

It would have made a perfect conclusion for the series if this had been the last episode. It really wasn’t! Apparently, it was originally planned as such, until the show got picked up again, but most of the actors were already bound by their contracts. Now, a concluding scene sets the stage for a fresh start, mirroring the beginning with an adult Henry being contacted by a daughter he doesn't know—roughly the same…