User Reviews

This was a surprisingly fun romp targeted at older viewers than the trailer implied. I feel like it was made for fans of the pirate crowd at Ren Faires, with some bawdy humor, dashes of dark magic, and plenty of swashbuckling. Louisa Harland demonstrates great range in a departure from her well known Derry Girls character.

This series is fun, funny and bad ass! Renegade Nell is my kind of hero. The acting was on point, the setting, the storyline, the action, the characters and relationships, all of it was really well done

Disney made something new!!! Fun story and place in time, although the villains didn't do much it was still a fun show!

Tremendous show. Great characters. Great journey. Disney are making a mistake. We want season 2! ****/VPf78PPnB7

Fun series, even if a rarther odd setting. Almost like Bridgerton style, but even more confused. It not only have Indian and African lords, it also has slavery in the England, which is just as historical inaccurate (it was historically only in colonies, never in Europe), and at odds with the coloured lords. But it is fantasy, so I give it pass on historical nonsense.

I loved this new type of hero! looking forward to a season 2 Micka

Louisa Harland plays the title character, a smart and sassy woman who becomes a notorious outlaw in 18th-century England. She's aided with magical super strengh provided by a spritely spirit (Nick Mohammed, not taking advantage of his comic ability). There are rousing adventures as they hold up coaches, but things progress with other manner of intrigue. The cast is full of enjoyable characters and the energy propels the series with a surprisingly saucy approach for a Disney series. (Eight 30-minute eps).

Just another woke Disney production. Story okish, pace is good but hostorically "adapted" truth put in place, unfortunately the truth of noawadays but not historically correct. Not worth my time, after 1.5 episodes I justgave up wasting my time...

More WOKE Disney tripe. They take every idea, make it pretty (maybe) and ruin it. The acting is somewhat fun, the pacing is somewhat energetic, but black Lords in England? I think not! Clearly in another setting it works (see Carnival Row). I basically fast-forwarded past quite a bit of the series because it was so disgusting (not truth) in parts. Disney's idea of entertainment would make Walt Disney turn in his grave. Our recommendation is: "skip this and watch most anything else."