Good premise but then killed it with the bias "women can do no wrong" trope. Lola acts self-centered throughout but then blames Javier when he does the same? Why is she mad that he didn't tell her his secret identity? He didn't owe her a single dang thing. Same way she didn't clear with him before she started sleeping with Rober. Then at the end, she self-centeredly forces him to reveal his secret by breaking his hand? Just so that what she can find out the source of his powers and be the heroine? I think she just doesn't like it when she's not the center of attention. Don't even get me started on the insufferable blonde chick with her one-sided views riddled with political bias. JR's girlfriend was just insufferable, controlling and selfish. Honestly, the directors took a good show and turned it into another political opinion machine. It's so annoying when Netflix gives you 9 good episodes of a show only to completely destroy it in the last episode.
Review of The Neighbor
The Neighbor
(2019–2021)
Don't waste your time watching this! A promising story that ultimately destroys any plot/character development
7 August 2020
Warning: Spoilers