User Reviews

This season seems more disjointed. Klaus is awesome as always, but Allison and Victor are so over the top emo and unlikeable (especially Allison). The two love stories are sweet, though a bit overkill. But overall the season is what we expect from the show - escapist mind candy.

"And you were going to desolve the body?!"

This season has been great so fair my favourite part has to be between Diego and Stan trust me. Javon Walton has a huge future in this industry between this and Euphoria he's already proved himself several times over.

This episode was pretty all over the place, but what really shocked me was that, out of nowhere, Allison sexually assaults Luther with her powers??? What are they doing to her character this season, and why was this necessary?

Why was there romantic music when Allison was "raping" Luther using her power?! This entire scene was absolutely disgraceful the way it was done. It being done at all "wasn't particularly cool" but the execution, wow.

We find out Klaus can't die and Pogo being alive is revealed and somehow I feel a 4 is generous.

So far, the show has been unorganized and messy, but still enjoyable. However, that all changes in this episode as the show goes from stupid but fun to downright despicable.

In a scene with Luther and Allison, Luther notices that the apocolypses and losing her loved ones has taken a huge toll on Allison. He checks up on her and gives her a hug, but Allison suddenly kisses her out of nowhere. Luther then indicates that he is not interested in her that way anymore. Luther says he is going to see his new love interest, Sloane. Allison is for some reason upset by this fact, even seeming to take offense to the fact that Luther is not attracted to her anymore. Luther than says that he is not okay with being used as her distraction. Allison then proceeds to use her powers, saying "I heard a rumor you want me" essentially taking away Luther's free will and forcing him to have sex with her. While Allison eventually calls it off, it does not change the fact that she sexually assaulted and abused Luther. What's dissapointing is that they do not address this assault at all throughout the rest of the show, which is sad because the show was able to handle Elliot Page's transition very tastefully. This scene has essentially ruined Allison for me, and after this season, I may not come back for the fourth one.

Episode 5: An episode full of nonsense, fillers, colorful entourage and not even bright in the visual effects section.

What Allison did was unpardonable and unforgivable. Mumbo writers!

The writing for Stanley is awful. This R-rated Bart Simpson attempt is the worst part of the season. He's the real reason the kugelblitz wants to destroy the world. The cleaning the hotel rooms with uncle Klaus was the last straw, but it kept going.