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Season 1 vs Season 2?

posted 13 years ago by celavie77
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I noticed there isn't any discussion on this, and there usually is on imdb!

Is it because most people think they were equally good? I liked season 1 a lot, but I think season 2 was even more engrossing and interesting and fun and made this one of my favorite shows ever. I think it took all the style and adorableness from the first season and combined it with even tighter writing and more adorable scenarios.

Mind you, I haven't finished season 2 yet, so maybe my opinion will change with the finale lol.

It bugs me that the Academy all but ignored PD for it's second season. So annoying. That really could have made a difference for it's future. Or not lol. But at least it would've gotten the accolades it deserved!

[–] madp 13 years ago

You shouldn't have posted this if you haven't seen season 2 in its entirety then. To me season 1 was the season of discovery, when I was in awe of this wonderful, surreal universe. In season 2 I was used to the idea already. But season 2 had a more colorful Pie Hole (exterior CGI shots), and was especially good for its longer story arcs (the twins, Dwight Dixon, Charles Charles). But I don't think I could choose between the two.

[–] celavie77 13 years ago

You shouldn't have posted this if you haven't seen season 2 in its entirety then.

Why not? I've since finished season 2 and I was interested in peoples opinions while watching it. People talk about a season during the season all the time. Or are you just being imperious for the sake of it?

I was hoping for some friendly opinions, and instead get a lecture on what I should and shouldn't do. Psshhh.

[–] madp 13 years ago

I said you shouldn't have posted it because people might reveal spoilers, and you probably wouldn't like that.

I was just giving some friendly advice, as personally I hate spoilers, but since you're so sensitive so as to call a short sentence a "lecture", perhaps you'd better find other people to talk to about this then, because I'm done. Unless you think this is a lecture too. Take it as you wish.