I actually didn't mind season two and thought there was a lot of good hidden in there. It definitely was more loosey-goosey and hand-wavey with the plot and character choices, and not as tightly constructed as the first season. But there was gorgeous scenery, some clever dialog, and some heartfelt moments for key characters.

Columbo is my favorite TV detective of all time, and Russian Doll was a standout show of the last few years, so I'm very optimistic for the series.

Only hoping that it doesn't lean as heavy into the broad caricatures that Glass Onion relied on, and gives us more of a wry and clever comedy of errors like early Rian Johnson or the Coen brothers.