Throughout the two season run of the show, I would have rated it to be a slightly average show whose main saving grace for it not to be completely forgettable in a few years is it's sitcom/drama gimmick. One of the major problems I had was that I could not understand Allison's need to either kill or run away from Kevin. Simply divorce the schlub and be done with it already.
That said, the last few episodes were becoming more interesting but the last fifteen minutes were brilliant. The sudden switch from sitcom Kevin to drama Kevin was jarring and we could now see exactly what a monster he was and why Allison was trapped and emotionally abused by this man. All the kudos in the world to Eric Petersen to have that kind of range which I will be the first to admit, never thought he could have had.
That said, the last few episodes were becoming more interesting but the last fifteen minutes were brilliant. The sudden switch from sitcom Kevin to drama Kevin was jarring and we could now see exactly what a monster he was and why Allison was trapped and emotionally abused by this man. All the kudos in the world to Eric Petersen to have that kind of range which I will be the first to admit, never thought he could have had.