construction worker is depicted as a weak beta man who constant forgives and follows childhood love even after she abadons him for 20+ years

childhood love abandons guy that becomes a construction worker, for 20+ years because of parents disputes forgets about him join a secret organization marrys/divorce another guy then when everything goes to shit she comes-back after him for him to fix her shit show and save the organization.
the guy acts like a simp and constant forgive her / is saved by her, she of course is a short hair strong black woman that never loses and when she does is not her fault.
he also lose in combat to a enemy woman even being a construction worker and is also made fun of by one member of the organization that is a black man that instant started beating him up as "training" when he show on the organization the mc is of course white.

Started good but ended up falling off

after episode 5 it becomes a mexican soap opera.

the show should have 5 or 6 episodes in my opinion, deus ex machina incidents where used to make the protagonist weaker (making him equivalent of a simp just like the villain was since the beginning) the villain stronger and the main heroine nonsensical, feels like stuff was added just to prolong the show and give the heroine control of the situation, feels kinda forced netflix is probably the responsible.

another promising show that netflix ruined.

aparently theres alot of wokeness

MAN looks and acts like MAN, WOMAN looks and acts like WOMAN, ABE is cool as fk.(10/10 would watch again)

the only thing that i would change is not make abe political in the last portion, in a true alternative reality he should be focused in his job and in perfecting his craft(hunting vampires).
but at least the movie makes the political insertion makes sense.

Bad male reference for kids

beta man goes on a journey to defeat all ex "boyfriends" of independent blue hair woman so he can prove himself worth of her sexual antipathy reproductive organs.

feminism detected

watched until 50% of the movie

feminist elements that i detected:

in the start of the movie the duo of friend cops is presented as incompetent witch gains them a demotion.

while working demoted a black woman continuously assaults the black cop while on a high speed chase ending with her kissing him in the end even after he informed her that he is married

the duo is capable of detecting one of the main bad guys with the help of a friend, the villain is able to escape

the friend that in the past movie appears just to be a agitated guy is presented as more feminine in this movie with brinks and etc.

the duo is forgiven by his boss without explanation and get re-promoted to what they were before(patriarchy representation most likely)

the duo gets separated and the white guy ends up working with a female cop the female cop since the beginning is not respected by both cops in the history, is said that they don't respect her because she is a cop of the cops, she also is able to defeat villains not by using her whits, gadgets and ability's, but by punching them in the face, like a real man would do.