Overview

• Episode 9, titled “Mirror, Mirror,” turns the season’s focus on mirrored selves into a thematic climax without offering clear resolution.
• Taron Egerton and Jurnee Smollett earn praise for portraying morally complex characters who blur the line between hero and antagonist.
• The show’s neo-noir visual palette and meticulous cinematography receive consistent acclaim for mood and texture.
• Reviewers criticize uneven pacing and occasional narrative bloat that undercut some of the finale’s emotional stakes.
• The deliberately ambiguous conclusion about legal and ethical outcomes leaves room for the series to return for a second season.