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The Umbrella Academy is officially here and it is already taking the world by storm. The first episode of the fresh new series was made available on Netflix this past Friday (the 15th), and it is fantastic. The Umbrella Academy is an excellent adaptation of Gerard Way’s popular comic book series, and it shows in every facet of the production, from the breathtaking sets and fights sequences to the brilliant plot and cast.
The Umbrella Academy, much like any other superhero show, features its fair share of recognizable bad guys. Both Hazel and Cha Cha are quite dangerous, yet they also have a lovable quality to them (Cameron Britton and Mary J. Blige snapped).
The Handler is beautiful and secretive and we have all fallen in love with her (Kate Walsh bodied this role) (Kate Walsh bodied this role). Then there’s Harold Jenkins, who everyone on the internet dislikes (sorry John Magaro) (sorry John Magaro).
John Magaro gives the performance of Leonard Peabody, also known as Harold Jenkins, in The Umbrella Academy. The Umbrella Academy: Harold Jenkins (Leonard Peabody) is played by John Magaro. Picture: Netflix. The animosity that is directed towards Harold Jenkins is not due to John Magaro’s performance (he does a great job portraying him), but rather to how sleazy and depraved his character is.
The history of Harold is, in all honesty, quite tragic. Even though he shared the same birthday as all of his siblings in The Umbrella Academy, his delivery was utterly unremarkable. His mum died in childbirth, though, and his dad then became harsh and an alcoholic, as depicted in episode 7.
When Harold was a little boy, he made an attempt to escape and join The Umbrella Academy, but Sir Reginald Hargreeves refused to accept him because he did not have any special abilities. After that, Harold used a hammer to kill his own father, and he was sentenced to 12 years in jail, where he planned his vengeance against the Umbrella Academy.
When Harold was finally freed, he assumed the identity of Leonard Peabody and wriggled his way into Vanya’s life by becoming one of her violin students. He did this under the guise of Leonard Peabody. However, this is not the end of the story. Then, Leonard (Harold) gradually succeeds in getting Vanya to turn against her family and lures her into realizing that she possesses special abilities.
Because of this, the end of the world is brought about through no fault of his own. Oh, then Vanya murders him when she discovers his real objectives. Given Harold’s activities, it makes obvious why fans aren’t warming to him. In point of fact, numerous individuals felt uneasy around him from the very beginning.
Despite the fact that Harold had a troubled upbringing, this does not make his actions toward the Umbrella Academy acceptable. It is a blessing that he is no longer alive, yet despite the conclusion of the show, there is no reason why he couldn’t come back for season 2. Now, all we can do is wait and watch what happens.
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