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It still isn't funny, it still isn't original, and it still has many flaws, but compared to its previous season it is such an upgrade. The characters are more likable, the predicaments entertaining, and the intensity amplified.

The first ten episodes were actually torture, I almost stopped watching. But I must admit, the twist and the last three episodes were well-written and suspenseful. Ted Danson is always good, the supporting characters were generic but interesting, and Kristen Bell was, well, decent. She's not my favorite actress. The jokes and comedy in The Good Place is just not funny ever, like actually never.

This show just never loses its touch, it is the best and funniest show on television.

The last season before the huge six years of break, let me tell you, I hated living life without Curb Your Enthusiasm for six years.

Larry is not afraid to joke about and say whatever the hell he wants, he is just the epitome of comedy.

Larry David is a genius, I'm telling you! Just a genius at everything that has to do with comedy.

The best comedy TV show of all time, hands down. I mean, it's godamn Larry David.

Classic Larry David, if it wasn't for Sherill's annoying character this would be a 10.

It's just so damn funny, that finale was one of the funniest scenes from all of Television.

Season 2 had everything the previous season had, but it was just bigger and better, funnier and definitely more entertaining.

I mean, Bill Burr is just hilarious. The writing was funny as hell, the animation was top-notch, and the voice acting was perfect. And most of all, the comedy was damn funny.

Holy **** Benedict Cumberbatch is actually genius. His acting as Patrick Melrose is just the best I've ever seen. The show was depressing but had a hopeful ending.

A great continuation of the first season, it was bigger and better. Season 2 gives the characters much more depth, I loved it.

I usually don't like these feminist shows, but this one was actually entertaining and it didn't press the feministic values on its audience very second. It was a little too dramatic, though.

Almost as good as the brilliant first season of Fargo, this was amazingly acted, and written very well.

Killing Eve is perfectly funny at times and dangerously scary at times, it has a great cast and some memorable moments. I can't wait for season 2!

I loved the first season much better, but this brought a lot of what season 1 had into season 2. It had a lot of action and politics was also prevalent, but it missed the very thing that made season 1 so great, Luke Cage.

Billy Bob Thorton is always good, the problem lies with the antagonist. An old man with a burned face who is an intelligent lawyer, it just seemed so far-fetched. It has all been done before, but nonetheless, it was entertaining.

Just amazing. How far it has come from season 1. It just keeps getting better and more intense. I can't stop thinking about that season finale. Just great all around!

Season two raises the stakes for literally every character, tensions get higher, and overall, it's just more fun. The season had a slow beginning, but it got more intense as the episodes went by. This show captivated me, and I'm surprised to hear myself say that I finally found a show that's unique, enticing, and so amusing to watch.

Paul Giamatti and Damian Lewis’s ferocious rivalry is the single factor that keeps the show flowing, without them, the series would simply be unwatchable. Though the plot is compelling and it’s bigger-than-life display entertaining, it suffers from annoying characters and major plot holes.