Eh, it’s not that bad. Lacking depth and sometimes a bit ridiculous, but it isn’t offensive, the plots are easy to follow even if they’re less than brilliant, and the characterization is consistent. Mediocre, mildly amusing brain candy that I’ll probably have forgotten about altogether by this time next year.

I’m probably going to stick with it to the end unless it manages to crash and burn in a highly spectacular manner by doing something revolting. So far, it’s just made side excursions into the silly, like delivering a “dramatic” monologue inside a burning building. I can handle that.