Season 2 was very ordinary. Sure, it was worth watching, but it was a significant step down from season 1.
For the viewer, it was like being used to going to a five star restaurant to dine on some of the best steak available. So good you tell all of your friends about it because it was just that memorable.
But, when you return to that same restaurant a few months later you are served a hamburger in place of your beloved, well prepared and cooked to perfection steak. Sure, the burger is good. But, you had your heart set on that steak. It was special. It was a treat. See, you have a fully loaded life to live. Your time is important to you but you still managed to carve out an hour from your schedule, per week, for this meal, because it was so uncommonly well made.
Oh, that burger? Well, you finish eating it because you're hungry. And while it is tasty, nothing stands out about it because in this day and age, you know you can get a good burger almost anywhere. And as you finish the last bite of your steak"s stand in, a thought crosses your mind; maybe the next time this five star restaurant promotes this same steak again, you'll take a pass. Maybe you'll just drive over to your favorite diner instead. After all, they have good burgers, too.