Cassandra

Cassandra begins with a very interesting concept: artificial intelligence seamlessly integrated into daily life and how that relationship starts to take a dark turn. At first, everything works well. There's tension, the premise is engaging, and it seems like the series is building up to a gripping tech thriller. But as the episodes progress, the story struggles to maintain the same strength it started with.

The main issue is the pacing. At times, it feels like certain moments are stretched out without really adding much to the plot. Some scenes seem more like filler than actual story progression. Certain characters also feel underdeveloped, with motivations that aren't always clear.

That being said, the show does have its strengths. Visually, it's striking, and the sense of unease is well-executed in several key moments. It's not a forgettable series, and while it leaves the impression that it could have been more solid, it still manages to raise interesting questions about technology and control.