What the f happened after season 1? The only reason I stayed till season three - episode three is the strong foundation from season one. Season 1 provided an interesting premise and blueprint for what's to come: different types of creatures, De Clermonts' prestigious organizations such as congregation or the Knights of Lazarus, mysterious life and death of Diana's parents, and etc. You had caviar, saffron, and white truffle, but cooked something awful and smelly.

Season 2 and 3 jump from one place to another without enough development of even one segment. I literally watched ADHD epitomized in a TV series. It keeps adding new characters without introduction and little relevance, but it strangely becomes less dynamic and less lively with each addition. The whole narrative becomes so lost that I felt as if I was watching a stray dog. For example, Matthew and Diana time walked solely to bring 'The Book of Life' to present time. They do everything in 1540, moving from England, France, and Bohemia, just to leave the book where it was. Are you freaking kidding me? I just wanted to see all the clues, thrown throughout the series, to be solved like a whole picture of scattered puzzles. That's all I wanted. However, I will never get it because thirteen more episodes of 'A Discovery of Witches' bore me to the point that I do not even care.

Finally, the problem solving process of this series is so easy and so simple that it's almost utopia. Matthew and Diana face one obstacle, and three seconds later, opponents suddenly change their minds because of a moving (cheesy) speech from Diana, or Phillipe solved it for them thousands years earlier. Amateur quality of work.