I thought it was really well done. Wasn't super into it, but I think it's because I just wasn't paying close enough attention, and there are a lot of characters, and have to keep them straight in different timelines. It just didn't grip me enough to keep me off my phone, and so I think I missed some of the nuance of what was going on. I did think the ending, while it confused me, was well executed. It was well acted throughout.
I'll say the same thing I say about almost every streaming series that isn't strictly episodic, even ones I really like...cut two episodes. I really feel like with so many shows we're hearing multiple variations of the exact same conversation. Yes, we all get that the heroin addict disappointed his family and they don't really trust that he's going to be clean this time. Trust us to get that and not to have to reset that conversation every other episode. Yes, Daredevil supporting characters, you DO have to stand up for what's right even though it's dangerous. A lot of things would be better off with 6-8 episode runs and keeping the momentum going.
It's not really a fair criticism, because back in the day, that was almost certainly standard operating procedure when something was on once a week, sometimes with breaks for several weeks at a time. I probably never even noticed it then. But now that I pretty much only binge stuff, I have so little patience for it. But for someone that maybe watches an episode every few days or takes breaks in between, it's probably no problem.
