WATCHING PAINT DRY IS MORE FUN THAT THIS MESS
Whoever decided this story needed to continue must’ve lost a bet. Seriously—there’s no other explanation. The writing this season? A masterclass in how to take a decent premise and absolutely butcher it with recycled plotlines, meaningless dialogue, and character arcs that go absolutely nowhere.
It’s like the writers copy-pasted season one, sprinkled in a few new characters no one asked for, and said, “That’s good enough.” Spoiler: it wasn’t. Character development? Never heard of her. Emotional stakes? MIA. The whole season plays out like it’s stuck on a loop—same problems, same drama, slightly worse execution.
And the ending? Wow. If the goal was to waste everyone’s time and then slap on a resolution that feels like a punchline to a bad joke—congrats, mission accomplished.
If you’re thinking about watching this for entertainment or closure, don’t. Watch paint dry instead. At least that progresses over time.
It’s like the writers copy-pasted season one, sprinkled in a few new characters no one asked for, and said, “That’s good enough.” Spoiler: it wasn’t. Character development? Never heard of her. Emotional stakes? MIA. The whole season plays out like it’s stuck on a loop—same problems, same drama, slightly worse execution.
And the ending? Wow. If the goal was to waste everyone’s time and then slap on a resolution that feels like a punchline to a bad joke—congrats, mission accomplished.
If you’re thinking about watching this for entertainment or closure, don’t. Watch paint dry instead. At least that progresses over time.
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