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I really do like the Night Agent.

However Reacher is whole different kind of Beast.

The Night Agent is like shopping for some nice obscure trinkets, looking at a few hardback books, even drinking some green tea and having kale for lunch at Barnes & Noble.

Meanwhile Reacher is like getting invited to a summer cookout. And you actually see a whole being Hog being slowly split-roasted on the barbecue. Folk's be chowing down grilled chicken with home made coleslaw, drinking margarita's and swigging beers. And ain't nobody complaining.

Please don't listen to any of the trolls and disgruntled naysayers.

Because For All Mankind is, still a very good sci-fi fantasy show.

And For All Mankind still delivers on it's original premise and concept's, of alternative parallel universe's of what if's,

(World history) what if the Russian's had won the late-1950-1960s space race?

And this was the original starting point that explored, cleverly diversified it's subplots and tentacles, all throughout Season One and beyond (it's not six part series but six season's).

For those people whom are actual fans of the sci-fi fantasy genre, that also have an open-minded (this, and several other Apple tv prestige sci-fi shows) this is the show for you.

Calm down, calm down.

Let's just put the incessant use of 'greatest' on pause. This April could possibly be

one of the best (in terms of the return of some hugely popular streaming show's),

for a while.

By comparison, if we look at April 2016, a decade ago - when we had -

Game of Thrones

Stranger Things

Veep

Fleabag

Atlanta

The Americans

Silicon Valley

Mr. Robot

The Crown

Black Mirror

One could argue that Ten years ago, the slate of new original and the return of quality legacy franchise show's was far more stronger/superior.

There was greater choice and variety of

shows.

Also...

What's with the strange omission of Apple tv show's?

A new season of For All Mankind has just been released. And it continues be an outstanding sci-fi fantasy show.

And Apple tv continues to provide some truly outstanding fantasy drama shows

Yuck!

There's nothing quite like when online Entertainment websites, and Marvel/Disney

continue to act completely tone-deaf, and

pretend that their sh*t don't stink.

In this case She-Hulk,

Secret Invasion,

The Acolyte (Star Wars property),

The Book of Boba Fett,

are just really bad shows that should

never ever be revisited again.

Which is a real shame.

Especially since some of the brilliant

talented involved. Which was wasted and letdown by bad script's, stupid storyline's and seasons that were only given six-episodes - instead of a minimum of 10-episodes to fully flesh out characters.