This was recommended to me by a friend and I watched the whole first season in one sitting when I checked it out. It's just brilliantly engaging, fluent and cynical. Very good casting and brilliant performances on both seasons. The first season felt a bit like watching a cork dry version of Doom Generation (Gregg Araki) without the over the top styling. Second season I watched in two sessions, because you know, life. Didn't have a clue how they would successfully revive this story that had pretty much come to a definitive ending, but introducing a new interesting character mixed with a view on 'the life after' the events of season 1 was a clever and pleasant way to re-open the story. It becomes obvious the struggles of the main characters have lingered past the ending of season 1's story, and their struggle feels sincere until the very ending of season 2. Season 2 brought a new character, a new story, new insights, relief and closure to open ends and consequences of season 1. The story is now more whole than ever and I hope it truly ends in this brilliant condition.