Well produced but woke

Up to episode 7 and while there are episodes that are well written, well produced and acted, it slowly gets more and more woke. I wasn't expecting that until season 2, but it's bearable- only just by episode 7.

Medium level woke

Despite being a superhero show, this is definitely a show made for a female audience. On wokeness, three episodes in, and the first had a couple of woke parts in the script, the second episode was relatively wokeless in comparison, and the third brought wokeness back. I personally didn't find it unbearable. If the reboot of charmed is a 5 in wokeness (unwatchable) then this is probably a 2 or 3. That being said, if you can get past the woke parts, there are a few chuckles and good special effects if you are a fan of shows like drop dead diva. Don't expect anything to be a realistic portrayal of the legal system.

I didn't find this woke. I'm only 3 episodes in, but there was no gender or alphabet ideology that I could see from 3 episodes. No woke sermons. It might be a bit slow moving for some but the I found it worthwhile. There are some gaps in the story that purists might not like, but I understand they only got partial rights and couldn't write for those bits. I'll keep watching and update the review if it goes downhill from there.

Does not hold a candle to harry potter

The movie does not have the excitement of Harry Potter. Great special effects, but I had no idea what was going on, I couldn't follow the stories, the writing was all over the place. I fell asleep about 3 times. It also feels a little contrived that Dumbledore was made gay to please the Hollywood tick boxes.

Pretty woke

You can tell the film is written by leftists as all the military are caricatures of what leftists think soldiers believe. Conservatives are portrayed as racist rednecks. The main actress is very pretty but it's super woke.

The days before woke. A lot of fun, and very easy watching.