Had high hopes for this as I enjoyed her character in the first Adam's Family movie, and because Tim Burton was involved in this series for Netflix. The first episode gave me hope that her character wasn't going to be messed with, as in watered down into a more friendly Wednesday. However, it turned out I was wrong, as by the end she was hugging her room mate.
That said it wasn't a bad series, it just felt watered down from what it could have been, as is the case with most of what Netflix produce. The story kept me interested throughout and kept me guessing till the end. But ultimately this is typical Netflix fare, nothing too demanding and nothing surprising or shocking. It might sound harsh to some, but Netflix really has become the streaming service of mediocre TV production.
That said it wasn't a bad series, it just felt watered down from what it could have been, as is the case with most of what Netflix produce. The story kept me interested throughout and kept me guessing till the end. But ultimately this is typical Netflix fare, nothing too demanding and nothing surprising or shocking. It might sound harsh to some, but Netflix really has become the streaming service of mediocre TV production.