This may go down as one of the most underrated shows in TV history, especially when talking about a network show. The first season starts off slow, it's fun and decent but nothing too extraordinary. But around the middle-end of the first season it takes a turn and starts taking off and never stops. The show just keeps getting better each season and we're already in season 6 at the time of this review. As has been the case with shows like Fringe and Person of Interest, those who stick through the seemingly slow start are rewarded with a fantastic show with great writing, great characters (Whedon delivers great strong female leads yet again), great humor, a lot of heart and Kyle Maclachlan. Highly recommended