Really enjoyable first season, loads of fantastic references to movie and TV history, real Back to the Future vibe which works really well.

Fantastic casting with the likes of Ed Bedgley Jr, Haley Joel Osman, Britt Lower and Keith David alongside the main leads, means you become invested in the characters, even if they're tinged with silliness and juvenile (but not unfunny) humour.

Then, as that sense of cleverness with a side of ridiculousness sets you up for season two, it comes off the rails a bit. Whilst still having some great moments, it struggles to regain momentum and loses a lot of charm. It just about finds its way back halfway through and just as you're about to quit you see it through.

Then season three. An intriguing start is quickly jettisoned into something so tedious it bordered on the unwatchable. So disappointed as got so invested felt I had to see it through. Even with a TTD won't ever get that time back.

Watch series one and stop. In fact, after series one just use your own imagination on how you'd want it to go on. As aside from Wolf's 80/90s escapades, fail to see how anyone could have gone so wrong.