- There have been mixed reactions from fans since the series launched last month.
Netflix fans have hailed a new series as a “masterpiece” following its release on the streaming platform last month.
However, other viewers gave a less positive reaction, lamenting the inclusion of a frustrating plot hole “that makes no sense.”
Fans of the show were quick to voice their opinions on the show on social media following its release, writing: “Go watch this show. It’s the best thing I’ve seen on Netflix in a long time.”
Another simply called it ‘a masterpiece’!
Netflix fans have hailed a new series as a “masterpiece” following its release on the streaming platform last month.
Supacell is a six-part drama starring Tosin Cole as the main protagonist Michael Lasaki, a delivery driver with the ability to teleport and manipulate time.
He is joined by Adelayo Adedayo as Dionne Ofori, Michael’s fiancée, and Eddie Marsan, whose character is trying to hunt them down.
This bold, six-part British take on the superhero story is set in South London, where we meet a number of people struggling to make ends meet but who have powers they never knew existed.
One fan exclaimed: “Supacell is a 10/10. Netflix has never cooked such a good meal.”
Another added: ‘Supacell on Netflix has to be one of my favourite shows this year.’
Supacell, a six-part drama, stars Tosin Cole as the main protagonist Michael Lasaki, a delivery driver with the ability to teleport and manipulate time.
Pictured: (L-R) Josh Tedeku as Tazer, Eric Kofi as Andre, Tosin Cole as Michael and Calvin Demba as Rodney.
Pictured: Tosin Cole as Michael Lasaki and Adelayo Adedayo as Dionne
On social media, fans of the show were quick to voice their opinions on the show following its release.
However, other fans weren’t as positive in their comments, as they claimed there was an apparent plot hole that they were quick to point out.
One viewer said: ‘This show just pisses me off.’
‘If the powers come from the sickle cell trait and she’s literally a normal person with no sickle cell at all, her death shouldn’t suddenly affect how far she can travel in time…’
“When he literally traveled back to after his death. He already went back to before his death?! Am I missing something?”
Another replied: “Good question. I would say Michael is not yet able to control his ability to undo time.”
