Apple's Masters of the Air might be the most watched Apple TV Plus premiere, but the TV series isn't living up to my expectations.
I couldn't wait for Masters of the Air to hit Apple TV Plus, considering who was behind the project. Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks produced the show. The duo gave us Saving Private Ryan, Band of Brothers, and The Pacific. These are all World War II stories that received great reviews. I also loved watching them. That was all the push I needed to watch Masters of the Air. Four episodes later, I've had enough. Masters of the Air is indeed amazing, especially the first few episodes.
By episode 4, out of a total of 9 for the first season, you realize that the character development you wanted isn't happening. Not only will you not care about most characters, but you might not remember who most of them are. I'll never know what happened to these guys. That's where Masters of the Air fails for me.
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