It was to be feared... We had an amazing S1, with a great and original ending.

But it seems that perfect ending didn't left much room for creativity in S2. So, besides some great CGI, we are back to something that comes from the ordinary, seen 100 times elsewhere, predictable, that doesn't always make sense.

For instance, it's easier to kill time and fill much of an episode with a useless and irrelevant discussion, than trying to build a solid script that keep us interested from beginning to end.

(based on S2, eps 1,2,3. To be updated...)

Give S1: 9/10 and S2: 7/10, that makes an average of 8/10.