That's really more of a recap than a review up there, Shawn, but okay.
I have to say, as someone with a masters degree in psychology, this handled Frank's PTSD not only better than any of his Netflix appearances, but also better than most movies and tv shows. I wish it didn't just leave Ma Gnucci and all that stuff with her unresolved, but I assume they're setting up a Disney Plus Punisher series or another special. I also wish someone would just put "Welcome Back Frank" on screen instead of hinting at it, although this handled it better than the Thomas Jane movie. Bernthal was excellent, as usual. So was Judith Light.
I didn't like it. The first season of the Netflix Punisher series turned what happened to Frank's family into some unnecessary and ridiculously overcomplicated CIA conspiracy. As a long time Punisher reader, I found it insulting. As a long time television viewer, I found it insulting. Like you, I also thought Agent Madani was too front and center and felt like the protagonist much of the time. The second season was a little better.