> Ragnarok

Has any show, EVER, betrayed its fans, its premise, its characters, and just all the evidence and events portrayed previously than that show?

(Spoilers) How many times did we the audience see other characters, alone, experience supernatural things? e.g. Loki with the midguard serpent?

The only way for that ending to make sense is if the company had accidentally released a chemical that gave the entire town psychosis.

As written it was bad, and the writers/directors should be ashamed.

Consider this your warning, anyone who happens to see it on Netflix: DO NOT WATCH.