#we kill em

8. A rare beast of webseries where the second season was actually better than the first?

I would say All For One! S2 definitely showed more friendship moments as well as the fallout from the Henry/Portia breakup and Alex’s mental health issues in S1. I really loved the exploration of those plots, and seeing Dornie be a more fleshed out couple, and Rochefort’s new friendship with the crew. 

16. A webseries that everyone else loves but just doesn’t click with you, whether bc of representational stuff or pacing or just the plot and story not really dragging you to the edge of your seat with suspense?

I will be brave and admit I didn’t really like Project Dashwood. It felt like it dragged on, they didn’t have a particularly diverse cast, and some of the actors’ portrayals didn’t match the personality/energy I had in mind for certain characters.

Also, Highr’d Help - I had a lot of issues with the plot holes re: Charlie’s past and the angel lore, the inclusion of plot elements that were unnecessary or rushed through onscreen while bigger character development happened completely offscreen, the lack of POC in complex and developed roles outside of “love interest”, and the pacing of several episodes (some of which I felt could either have been merged together or deleted entirely).