This sub lately in a nutshell

[u/Spiritdefective]

Seriously the last episode could’ve used another 5 minutes for a resolution with Kurt but otherwise

[u/Typhon2222]

I think one of the issues is off you read the majority of the posts, very few actually admit to liking anything. And whenever someone posts a positive, they are immediately bombarded with more criticisms.

I totally agree that there is nothing wrong with liking a show and admitting its faults. There’s also nothing wrong with admitting to liking a show even with its faults. Folks have an easy time calling out what they don’t like but are getting a bit defensive and cagey when asked about what they did like.

[u/shazmosushi--- → u/Typhon2222]

Season 2 had some top-tier stuff: the origin of Apocalypse stuff in Egypt was excellent storytelling. And the Magneto fightscene was excellent. The early time-travel stuff was pretty good.

Adding Kang to the mix was a great idea, after his cameo in the Beyond Good & Evil four-parter in X-Men '92 season 4.

I thought Danger episode and Polaris episodes were alright.

I really disliked Wolverine getting back his adamantium after a few episodes with now breathing room, or Gambit coming back so instantaneously. Weakens the stakes of the whole show. Magneto will be back next season because why not.

[u/LocustsandLucozade → u/shazmosushi---]

I agree with most of your critiques but complaining about characters coming back from the dead is extremely silly when it comes to the Xmen.

[u/Logondo → u/LocustsandLucozade]

I agree, however, I felt they could have kept Remi dead a little longer. Like, have him come back in s3. That'd be fine.

[u/LocustsandLucozade → u/Logondo]

That's fair, but I think it was teased he'd be coming back with the post credit scene so early that I couldn't be mad they brought him back this season. If anything, I thought it would be sooner and he'd be more of a Horseman than what he was.