There are things I really like about this show and there are things that I didn't love. The biggest positive I can think of is that they took "two seasons" of television to tell the story of a book. The pacing is so much more reasonable than a lot of contemporary shows, which try to cram twist after twist into a single episode. It's refreshing when there is maybe only one or two major plot points per episode and the rest is character development. I hope this show influences others to go back towards using the form for telling better stories, not trying to cram in so much plot. And there's a great sense of place. One of the things I didn't like was the more hallucinatory aspects of some episodes but I was able to put up with it because of the way the show handled everything else. But things go absolutely off the rails in the last two episodes of the second season. I have certain things I cannot abide and one of them is a absolutely pretty big spoiler that caused me to stop watching the show. and the final wrap up is extremely plot heavy and has at least one moment that is just preposterous. I just couldn't justify going forward with so many other things to watch.