I spent the last six hours of this day with watching the second season of Californication with David Duchovny as Hank Moody, the guy who lives in ‘’sea of pointless pussy”, remember?

And just to make it as short as I can: Why did they make a second season? Why? It’s not as if I had absolutely no fun at all watching it but season two is just season one with some minor changes. But it hasn’t got the originality of the first season!

I would love to hear the thoughts on this season by those that had said already about the first season that it was one-dimensional. What would they call the second one then?

The benefit season one had was the temptation of watching episode after episode in order to discover new facets of the main character, which is not the case in this new season. This makes me sad because I thought Californication had real potential but it looks as if they were just flushing it down the toilet. I mean when you look at the meaning of the plot in the first season, namely behind all the fucking around of David Duchovny, Hank Moody’s desperation brings truth and depth into the story, but that’s gone except for some shale imitation.

Season two was a development which is good and you will find that everywhere in art, no matter whether it’s painting, books, theater, music or movies, but this development goes the wrong way because it’s boring and it isn’t original any more. So it wasn’t necessary at all to make that version of the second season, except considering the money greed of Hollywood and the nonsense of ever returning sequels.

But do you know the best thing? Season three is going to be released this year! “Gosh Tina!”