This seems to happen far too often. The first season of a show is superb -- well acted, well-written, well directed -- and the second season is the opposite. The only problem with this first series is the ending, in which too many complicated actions take place in far too short a time.
Then we get to the second season, which is poorly acted, written as though the writers had only a couple of hours to finish it all, and filled with plot holes that destroy any semblance of reality. Worse, it's so obvious who the villain is you see it coming from the start.
Advice: Indulge in season 1. Ignore season 2.
Then we get to the second season, which is poorly acted, written as though the writers had only a couple of hours to finish it all, and filled with plot holes that destroy any semblance of reality. Worse, it's so obvious who the villain is you see it coming from the start.
Advice: Indulge in season 1. Ignore season 2.