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<blockquote data-quote="Marika" data-source="post: 333075" data-attributes="member: 721">I felt like season 1 was way more campy than season 2.IIRC, they had to re-tool the first 6 episodes of season 2. Some of the stuff they had already filmed ended up as a stand-alone flashback/fantasy episode, which was aired late in the season. That&#039;s why Samaire Armstrong appears in that episode, even though she left the show after season 1.Season 2 was too dark for my taste, even though I enjoyed most of the characters. The only one I could have done without was William Baldwin&#039;s Patrick – not because of his storylines, but he didn&#039;t feel like an organic part of the Darling family.Btw, I didn&#039;t think that Seth Gabel&#039;s Jeremy was a sociopath. He was a loser and good-for-nothing, but he never hurt himself or others. He genuinely cared for his twin sister Juliet, for Nick&#039;s wife, and even for that bitch Nola. Before DSM, Gabel did play a convincing sociopath on NIP/TUCK, though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Marika, post: 333075, member: 721"] I felt like season 1 was way more campy than season 2. IIRC, they had to re-tool the first 6 episodes of season 2. Some of the stuff they had already filmed ended up as a stand-alone flashback/fantasy episode, which was aired late in the season. That's why Samaire Armstrong appears in that episode, even though she left the show after season 1. Season 2 was too dark for my taste, even though I enjoyed most of the characters. The only one I could have done without was William Baldwin's Patrick – not because of his storylines, but he didn't feel like an organic part of the Darling family. Btw, I didn't think that Seth Gabel's Jeremy was a sociopath. He was a loser and good-for-nothing, but he never hurt himself or others. He genuinely cared for his twin sister Juliet, for Nick's wife, and even for that bitch Nola. Before DSM, Gabel did play a convincing sociopath on NIP/TUCK, though. [/QUOTE]

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