Moon Knight

Steven Grant is a cautious gift shop worker who suddenly experiences blackouts and fragments of a different life. He discovers he shares a body with the mercenary Marc Spector, a split identity that emerges under stress. As antagonists from both sides close in, the two personas must reckon with competing loyalties and tangled memories while being drawn into a deadly mystery linked to ancient Egyptian gods. The episodes push a psychological angle alongside mythic action.

The show premiered in 2022 as part of Marvel Studios streaming slate. It draws on the Moon Knight comic book character created by Doug Moench and Don Perlin and features Oscar Isaac in the title roles. The episodes push a psychological angle alongside mythic action.

Moon Knight sparked discussion about how mental health and dissociative identity disorder are depicted in big budget television, while weaving Egyptian myth with modern superhero tropes. Its bold visuals and Oscar Isaac's dual performances left a recognizable imprint on Marvel storytelling and fan conversations worldwide.

Critics generally welcomed Moon Knight for its daring tone, central performance, and how it juggles identity and faith with myth. Some viewers noted pacing, but many praised the blend of mystery and action with a mythic undertone, and the lead's distinct portrayals throughout its run.

Awards: The show did not garner major nominations, a common fate for a late season Marvel entry that nonetheless drew praise for Isaac's performance and the series' distinctive mood. Its reception emphasized style over ceremony and underscored potential for future seasons.