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Each season has been WAY different from its preceding season

Posted by Chris from Lafayette on September 19, 2021 at 01:00:59:
I found the story thread difficult to follow sometimes, with all the leaps in continuity from episode to episode (or even within an episode) - especially in season 2. And tin is right that the type and amount of violence can easily come across as gratuitous and offensive. Nevertheless, the series tells an important story, with important insights on what it means to be human, and some often fantastic imagery. I personally think that it's worth sitting through the difficult parts, although the series is obviously not for everyone.