Well, these last 3 or 4 episodes really kicked things into gear and made for some awesome TV, IMO. Great little twist ending too.

I think, though, that it makes it more obvious that this was originally meant to be a 5 or 6 part story that got stretched out to 10 episodes.

 

Well, the first few episodes were fine since it was dealing with the realization of unanticipated consequences, and the middle had the concentration camps arc, it treaded water between those and between the camps and Blessing- that episode with Ernie Hudson was just absolute, pure filler.

 

The series as a whole or Miracle Day in particular?

 

Ah, well, IMO, it gets much better. Season 1 was the weakest, so if you liked S1, it's all uphill from there .

 

Well, Children of Earth seems to be generally the most well-regarded installment of the series, though Miracle Day had some misfires and was padded out way too much. So, I suppose I was wrong- it's "mostly" all up hill from S1- though nothing is universal in appeal, as Koohii points out.


I felt S2 was an improvement over S1, though. S1 was wildly uneven in quality to me. They were trying to make themselves a mature X-Files clone of sorts, but they handled the sex facets in very simplistic, juvenile ways that seemed more arbitrary/obligatory instead of being an advancement of the relationships.

That and you had really stupid stuff like the Cyberwoman too.

The second season I think found a better tonal balance as well as gave the characters more depth and purpose.