S2K08 t1_j73gdsm wrote
Reply to comment by thtanner in Nandor can't catch a break from the other vampires (What we do in the shadows ; by dabamas
People are going to disagree with you, but yes I think it lost a little momentum. Season 2 is an 9/10 or 10/10 it's very very funny
thtanner t1_j73hwng wrote
It's still really funny and there is always a moment to enjoy in an episode, don't get me wrong there. Just seems to be missing something. Maybe it's the fact that there seems to be no .. risk of the outside world in these later seasons. Like normal humans are an merely inconvenience now, but early seasons they seemed to go out of their way to mask their movements/etc and avoid unnecessary contact. I'm probably overthinking things too lol.
S2K08 t1_j741a60 wrote
Yeah not sure what it is exactly... I fully expect it to keep getting better and better anyway
cooldudecabin t1_j73mo25 wrote
I thought getting rid of Colin Robinson for a short-time was a miss play. Colin Robinson didn't get the most laughs from me but definitely the biggest.
thtanner t1_j73n7nz wrote
Yea Baby Colin was kind of a miss but I know some people loved it.
bmk_ t1_j78qtyq wrote
Agreed, definitely the worst part of the season. But I think it was the result of them basically keeping an open ended script with every avenue to get rid of literally any of the cast members but they all stayed. So we got some weird loose ends from S2 that had to be tied up very quickly.
Galterinone t1_j7476ih wrote
I'm speaking almost entirely out of my ass, but I have a feeling it's because Jemaine Clement stepped back after season 2. I LOVED the first 2 seasons but also noticed a decline in the writing in season 3 and especially 4. Jemaine has no writing credits after season 2.
It seems like a somewhat common thing in the industry because I noticed a similar thing with Rick and Morty. As Dan Harmon pulled back the writing for that show took a nosedive.
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