Season 2 is a perfect example of Netflix putting in the bare minimum of effort. It's not about producing a good show, it's about producing something people will click on when they see it in the feed. And when people stop watching after Season 2, they'll just throw out another 10 mediocre shows in the hope that something sticks. It's a shame, really.

I actually liked Season 1, but Season 2 was pretty dissappointing. It's not the worst show, but far from good. The basic story is actually not bad. Where it falls flat is in the details of writing and directing and in the overall production value. It feels rushed, sloppy and cheap. I can't stop to think, that another few months of polishing the writing, a bit more money and time for the actual filming and post production, would have elevated it from "meh" to a really good show.