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One of my favorite Fantasy shows. The characters grew on me and I could not get enough of it. I really love these kind of shows to begin with.
It was a shame that it did not long enough to attract the audience that it deserved.
I had to deal with withdrawal on this show as well, once it was over. :(

Can't put my finger on it but I loved the show. Probably because of Jeffrey Dean Morgan. I really like him and I loved his acting in this show. I could feel his frustration and never ending challenges (Dilemma). The characters were all well played.
One of those shows that I had to deal withdrawal side effects afterwards.

I loved the show and I wondered why it got cancelled after just one season. Reminded me of Quantum Leap. I wish there was a show like it again, though shows like these get boring after 3-4 seasons... though not after only ONE season and not if you spice of the back in years. Loved it anyway.

It seemed like the story was picking up by season three. Got me interested enough to want to keep on watching but I heard of the cancellation and I can see that there is almost no more story to continue... There could be, but not without stretching it waaaayy too far.

One season in and I am looking for reasons to watch. It is a problem solving show episode after episode. The characters are not growing on me, neither individually nor as a team complementing one another. So.....?
Into the second season, and I have not watched an episode. Recorded on my DVR and I think I will watch a few more episodes just to give it a fair chance. But somehow I doubt it.

Before the show premiers, I thought, it will be just another ER kind of a show. But I am glad I watched it and I was wrong. I admit, it is still growing on me, but the fact that I am eager to see how he will get himself out of the mess he put himself in. Then I wonder once he clears himself up from this mess, what will keep me watching the show?! But so far, so good...

I didn't like the first season. Too typical. And if my suspicion turns out to be correct about the second season starting with a whole new cast and yet still the same story line of unjust to a different race, I won't be watching it anymore. Like (True Detectives, I believe that is the show I watch half of the first season, only for the second season to start and I realize it is entirely different cast and probably story will evolve to be yet another crime.)
OK, curiosity killed the cat. With start of 2nd season, it feels devastating to see how system keeps failing people over and over. With all the resources, freedom, technology... that we seem to have, the fact remains the same that every human being is after his/her own interests (whether it is money, fame, winning or...)
Therefore, none of the resources, freedom, technology... seem to be remotely advantages towards positive human morality. Just the opposite. One has to struggle hard, inside-out, upside-down and every other way just to be heard RIGHT, understood RIGHT, treated RIGHT, and dealt with RIGHT (or more so accordingly)
S4: Before the season starts, I stop watching. The show is aggravating. As much as it being relevant, but I like to believe we need solutions to better equip us with handling the problems rather than fueling the problems and bringing more heartache and disappointment. The show brings more heartache and fuel to me and it is frustrating to watch. Give me solutions and hope to deal with the problems not fuel people with rage.

I thought of it as ordinary to begin with. However, at the end of season one, I think the story background and all the characters' background are set. I will wait and see what the second season will bring.
Short lived show. Got cancelled after the first season, however, it was justified. I just didn't see a future with interesting enough story line.

First season was about setting up for story and characters' background. Second season was about introducing the story and each character's role in the story.
I am starting to get hooked. Call me old fashioned but to all those people who always fight for the rights (of species of women, animals, and others...) I hope such movies (i.e. The Whisperer) teaches them a lesson to be aware of the right for Aliens. Fighting for their rights might cost us the extinct of humanity in far or near future. I am just saying... you know...

It is your regular conspiracy story line. How sad and probably (who knows) near fact based story of a country turning against its own.