It's really sad when the rights to a franchise are purchased only to have the source material that made the franchise so popular entirely ignored.

The first season was good. Not great. Good. From there the series just seems to continue to drop in quality... exponentially. You could excuse this (not really) by thinking that maybe nobody involved in adapting the source material into a series ever read any of it. Maybe they didn't realize the mistakes they were making. In this case, though, they don't even have that excuse available. The star of the series (Henry) just happens to be a super-fan of the books and the video game adaptation.

I just hope this travesty serves to kill the careers of every writer involved.