Seasons speaking, typical path for a modern half-baked series. S01 is fine, story makes sense, stakes are clear, characters are established nicely. But starting from S02, story and dialogues become more and more half-arsed. Still acceptable, mind you, but certainly not as good.

Watching the series becomes a chore in S03 though.

In S03, almost every scene is either anticlimactic, redundant or even directly contradicting another part of the presentation. This contradiction/inconsistency is present almost everywhere:
in visuals/props - i.e. Char says: "I didn't touch any cables!" directly after touching a cable set prop by accident (there is a lot of small details like that). Another take? Who cares!








Do note that some main characters are an exception to the above, because... writers took 90 degrees turns with their character arcs between seasons. I suppose this was meant to give those characters space to evolve, grow. Unfortunately, it didn't work. Because too little time and focus is given to show WHY those characters changed, and WHAT are the consequences of said changes, this "evolution" seems arbitrary and uncanny.

To enjoy S02/03, you basically have to suspend your suspension of disbelief, so to speak - everything seems artificial and prop-like, including dialog lines and story pieces/scenes.

In general, seems that either the budget and time constrains for production became a LOT harder starting from S02, or people producing it stopped caring altogether - from this side of the screen, it appears that creators of the show do not care neither about the viewer, nor about the world they created.