8/10 is for Season 1 only. It was based on a book (written mostly by genius sir Pratchett) and it was good adaptation. Story wise Season 2 fails to offer anything much other than another LGBTQ+-/IDDQD-press-Space-to-jump narratives, that are as always feel as natural as airplane made out of cheese. I guess Neil Gaiman has some unclosed gestalt and without Pratchett's brilliance there is no one left to balance things out. Fellows. Non-romantic love exists. True friendship exists. Comradery exists. Oh, well. What is still good about Season 2? Most acting (David Tennant and Michael Sheen are two titans of thespian craft), some directing, certain dialogues and scenes. But as a whole it cannot be compared with Season 1. That story - story about two friends, End of Days and New Beginning - was complete and done both in the book and in the 1st season. Everything else is a fanfic. Even if is written by Gaiman.