Season One of The Punisher does reasonably well, presently a mildly interesting scenario featuring a somewhat dark but compelling main character. It gets into trouble by straying too often into the realm of gore, to the point where it seems the writers just wanted to gross the audience out rather than satisfy The Punisher's rather straightforward sense of justice.

Season Two starts to sputter rather quickly before taking the series into a nose dive. It consists of a paper thin plot, which may be fine if it wasn't also surprisingly light on action. Doesn't help that the main actress of the show who plays the DHS agent delivers most of her lines like she was a ventriloquist, or that the main villain not only looks like Jim Carrey's stunt double but acts about as well as him too.

Perhaps it's better that they didn't green light the series for a Season Three, as it helped spare further ruination of a potentially great character.