Definitely one of the most underrated series of all-time. The show's writing is very smart and deep in ways you don't normally expect. This season is no exception as the William story arc is really making things very interesting. However, it is true that this season is a little bit slower-paced compared to the previous three seasons.

It took four seasons, but Haven has at last become the show it always had the potential to be. For the first time we are treated to actual plot developments and reveals that push the overall story further along. A charismatic villain is found in Colin Ferguson and the individual cases tie into the main thread in meaningful ways. Characters can still be boneheaded morons and the writing is still questionable at times, but Haven has undergone some significant improvements to deliver not just its first good, but its first great season. The new characters fit in well and for once aren't ushered out the door almost as quickly as they arrive. It took a while, but those of us who have stuck around this long will at last find that their patience has paid off.

I have enjoyed this show from the get go, something different from other shows. The only problem with this season is the Audrey/Lexi problem is super drug out and as soon as they figure that out they create a whole new problem to drag out. I really really enjoy the new addition of Jennifer. Her and Duke work extremely well together.

The show is still really interesting and grabs at my attention, but im not sure if I will be able to get use to the "new" Audrey. Old Audrey was always the highlight of this show.

Much ado about nothing. An unbelievably long drawn out plot that eventually leads to an unsatisfying conclusion. Add the fact that SyFy canceled the excellent Alphas and I have even more reason to hate this show.