As it stands, and this number has fluctuated a bit, Ironheart currently holds a 70% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes, matching Echo at the same level. I'm not yet convinced that its audience score is reliable. It would rank fourth, but there's clear evidence of review bombing—its score hovered around 30% just 20 minutes after release, which was physically impossible for anyone to have watched even the first three episodes. Here’s the updated ranking:

• Ms. Marvel – 98% critics, 80% audience
• WandaVision – 92% critics, 87% audience
• Hawkeye – 92% critics, 88% audience
• Loki – 87% critics, 88% audience
• Daredevil: Born Again – 87% critics, 80% audience
• Moon Knight – 86% critics, 89% audience
• The Falcon and the Winter Soldier – 85% critics, 81% audience
• Agatha All Along – 84% critic, 83% audience
• She-Hulk – 79% critics, 32% audience
• Ironheart – 70% critics, 64% audience
• Echo – 70% critics, 61% audience
• Secret Invasion – 52% critics, 44% audience

Personally, I wasn’t impressed with the first three episodes, but I’ve noticed more positive reactions from audiences online than I anticipated. As someone pointed out to me, this could be a “cultural divide,” considering the show centers heavily on black culture—a perspective I freely admit may be outside my own frame of reference or that of others like me when evaluating the series.

This situation might also resemble what happened with Agatha All Along, where both critic and audience scores improved over time. However, only two weeks of three episodes have passed so far, compared to Agatha's longer weekly rollout, making significant long-term gains seem less likely.

We don't really know if we’ll see Riri Williams again after this. Disney has a history of one-season TV shows, and Avengers: Doomsday is expected to be so packed that I doubt she’ll make an appearance. Perhaps Sam Wilson’s Captain America could bring her into the Avengers. But no such rumors are currently circulating.

I still believe Disney did this show a disservice by giving it minimal promotion and essentially releasing it under the radar. I don’t expect viewership numbers to be strong, though once again, that might underestimate its actual appeal. We probably won’t get concrete data on that anytime soon. Next week, we'll find out how people feel about the second half of the season, which critics reportedly say improves.

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