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Now that I think of it; the reason Season 2 feels like a completely different show from Season 1 may be because it uses a completely different storytelling structure. And I may have misremembered when I first thought the show feels completely different.


 
In Season 1, there doesn't really seem to be any continuity at all aside from within a few very short story arcs and flashbacks to a select few episodes.
 
In Season 2, continuity is quite rampant, and also in a very linear order. So as of its halfway point, it's afeelmos to me like an antithesis to Season 1.

Now that I think of it; the reason Season 2 feels like a completely different show from Season 1 may be because it uses a completely different storytelling structure. And I may have misremembered when I first thought the show feels completely different.

In Season 1, there doesn't really seem to be any continuity at all aside from within a few very short story arcs and flashbacks to a select few episodes.
In Season 2, continuity is quite rampant, and also in a very linear order. So as of its halfway point, it's almost like an antithesis to Season 1.

Now that I think of it; the reason Season 2 feels like a completely different show from Season 1 may be because it uses a completely different storytelling structure. And I may have misremembered when I first thought the show feels completely different.

In Season 1, there doesn't really seem to be any continuity at all aside from within a few story arcs and flashbacks to a select few episodes.
In Season 2, continuity is quite rampant, and also in a very linear order. So as of its halfway point, it's almost like an antithesis to Season 1.

Now that I think of it; the reason Season 2 feels like a completely different show from Season 1 may be because it uses a completely different storytelling structure. And I may have misremembered when I first thought the show feels completely different.

In Season 1, there doesn't really seem to be any continuity at all aside from a few story arcs and flashbacks to a select few episodes.
In Season 2, continuity is quite rampant, and also in a very linear order. So as of it's halfway preoint, ity's much almost like an antithesis to Season 1 as of Season 2's "halfway mark".

Now that I think of it; the reason Season 2 feels like a completely different show from Season 1 may be because it uses a completely different storytelling structure. And I may have misremembered when I first thought the show feels completely different.

In Season 1, there doesn't really seem to be any continuity at all aside from a few story arcs and flashbacks to a select few episodes.
In Season 2, continuity is quite rampant, and also in a very linear order. So it's pretty much almost like an antithesis to Season 1 as of Season 2's "halfway mark".

Now that I think of it; the reason Season 2 feels like a completely different show from Season 1 may be because it uses a completely different storytelling structure. And I may have misremembered when I first thought the show feels completely different.

In Season 1, there doesn't really seem to be any continuity at all aside from a few story arcs and flashbacks to a select few episodes.
In Season 2, continuity is quite rampant, and also in a very linear order. So it's pretty much almost like an antithesis to Season 1 in storytelling.

Now that I think of it; the reason Season 2 feelts like a completely different show from Season 1 may be because it uses a completely different storytelling structure. And I may have misremembered when I first thought the show feels completely different.

In Season 1, there doesn't really seem to be any continuity at all aside from a few story arcs and flashbacks to a select few episodes.
In Season 2, continuity is quite rampant, and also in a very linear order. So it's pretty much an antithesis to Season 1 in storytelling.