Season 1 was good.
Season 2 was ok-ish
Season 3 and 4 were "meh" at best.
The episodes stop being in proper order and in each episode their daughter Allison is played by a different actor. There are 4-5 actresses playing Allison, back and forth. One of them is a waitress in one episode and their daughter in the next episode. Also the blonde one was absolutely terrible. Allison's hippie husband notices the actor changes and thinks he's in a sitcom, but only in a few episodes. This is ridiculous, and not in a good way. It's ABSURD. Also the Allison character barely has any character development at all.
The show stopped being interesting since the Woodcock's left the show (and it is not explained at all in the show why they suddenly disappeared). There are a number of temporary characters that keep appearing and disappearing in the show, but it's like they were experimenting with what works and doesn't.
All these problems ruin the immersion and destroys the show's continuity effect.
I'm rating this as a 3/10 after making an average of all seasons, adding a bonus score for liking the main character Eddie and his archenemy school principal, and subtracting points for the annoying character Doug and his horribly scripted daughter Allison.
The episodes stop being in proper order and in each episode their daughter Allison is played by a different actor. There are 4-5 actresses playing Allison, back and forth. One of them is a waitress in one episode and their daughter in the next episode. Also the blonde one was absolutely terrible. Allison's hippie husband notices the actor changes and thinks he's in a sitcom, but only in a few episodes. This is ridiculous, and not in a good way. It's ABSURD. Also the Allison character barely has any character development at all.
The show stopped being interesting since the Woodcock's left the show (and it is not explained at all in the show why they suddenly disappeared). There are a number of temporary characters that keep appearing and disappearing in the show, but it's like they were experimenting with what works and doesn't.
All these problems ruin the immersion and destroys the show's continuity effect.
I'm rating this as a 3/10 after making an average of all seasons, adding a bonus score for liking the main character Eddie and his archenemy school principal, and subtracting points for the annoying character Doug and his horribly scripted daughter Allison.