Definitely a step-up from what it did last year. It shows off a cast that's more comfortable with their characters and sets up a better future for the show.

The show doesn’t try to go for cheap gags but instead roots all of its comedy in the characters and the found family that populates Happy’s Place (the bar as well as the series). That continues in the second season, with a couple of twists that will make the season a little more interesting.