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I enjoyed about the first three or four shows, after that the series degenerated into romantic tragedy which is something I didn't expect. The first part of the series really sets you up for something great, but the finale is one of the worst finales I have seen since Ragnarok.

The acting was pretty good except for the actress who played "Auggie". I found her performance to be canned and flat at best. The other actors covered for her most of the time so it's not too much of an issue.

I guess if I could sum up anything is that this is not a Science Fiction TV show. It's more a romantic drama which, towards the end, really pours on the schmaltz and sentiment.

The whole "Wallfacers" thing is completely incomprehensible and not flushed out at all. But at that point in the show it's a lost cause anyway.

I probably will not tune in to Season 2 because I really don't care what happens to the characters.

Season 1-2: The Good **********

Season 3-4: The Bad *****

Season 5-6: The Ugly *

When this show hit the scene it was groundbreaking. We got gems of comedy and writing that will endure for ages. Meeseeks. Pirates Of The Pancreas. The Lawnmower Dog. Season two was pretty good, enough to laugh and keep watching.

Then season 3 comes along. We are given the gift of Pickle Rick and the Vat of Acid, but that's TWO shows out of two seasons that were good. Not a good ratio.

Then comes season 5 and 6. It's sad to see a creator lose his muse. And it's sad to see the well of creativeness run dry. These seasons reduced themselves to crude joke, and references only the small pocket of remaining nerds watching the show would get endorphin rushes off of. Too bad Justin Roiland self-torpedoed himself in season 6. He could have done it in season 4 and salvaged his career blaming the downfall of the series on bad writing.

It was fun, but I can't see how I can possibly watch season 7.

I like science programs about Archaeology and History, but the second these FOOLS showed up in their 20's costumes and were parading around Ancient Egyptian monuments made me feel like I was watching a History Channel monster hunter spoof show and not something scientific. Why would you add these buffoons? Are they really scientists? I watched a few shows of this and I get that scientists are affected by themselves and love being on TV and in the spotlight, but having Cosplay weirdos telling ME about Egyptian history is just too much. I have stopped watching the series and won't start it up again. If I can be assured these freaks don't show up again I will continue to watch it.