MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE: REVELATION

Yesterday we watched the new animated series on Netflix - "Masters of the Universe: Revelation." or should I just call it this - "She-Man : Masters of the Social Justice-verse." Omg! What a load of stinky knob-cheese! If you are a He-Man and the Masters of the Universe fan of the original series and even the 2000 series. Do yourself a favour and don't waste your time with this. He-Man and Skeletor die in the first episode and in the 5th episode, they kill off Prince Adam, again. with fans suggesting that the series poster and trailer may have been used "only as a marketing tool". The main lead in this crapfest is the Lesbian styled bratty Teela who has had a personality disorder. But what do you expect from Kevin Smith, who said: "I have no love for He-Man either, but he has a place in the world, in the comic book stories" only to later say(or rather lie) "When I was a kid I watched He-Man when came home from school, from 1981 to 1982" despite the series not even existing yet at that time only airing from 1983 onwards. Shame on you Smith, shame on you for producing crap, shame on you for constantly lying. What pisses me off about Masters of the Universe is that we were promised that it would be faithful to He-Man and the 80s TV series. What we got bore no resemblance to the original series. I cannot even begin to describe the level of disregard and disrespect shown toward the MOTU franchise and its fans. I really don't know what to say about this show. Yeah, the animation was good but I'm not even gonna bother with "Revelations" Part 2.Just what is going on in the western entertainment industry? There is no need to "deconstruct" He-Man for a modern audience and supplant him with a female character. Are men not allowed to be heroes anymore? Do we have to prop up female characters at the expense of male characters just so a couple of nobodies on social media can feel good about it? Kevin resurrected a popular franchise just so he can debase it in front of a crowd. Hope the paycheck was worth it, Kevin Smith. For nostalgic reasons you can watch the 1st episode, it's the only one worth the 25 minutes, it's the only episode that has actually Masters of the Universe content. The rest of the episodes (2-5) are a joke. We were lied to, the TV show poster has He-Man in the middle, no one told us this was going to be a show about Teela and her girlfriends. If you want to make that show, please go ahead, but don't hide it behind another name, that's being a coward and a liar.Kevin Smith, you sell-out. Imagine they made a new Barbie show and marketed it as a love letter to fans from the 80s - Then Barbie went on vacation in episode 1 and Ken and his male friends took over. Then imagine all the women being upset with that "creative choice" being called toxic haters.
I shall rate this series a low score of 3/10.