The writing and cast for the first season was wonderful enough to restore faith in network programming. Characters were real and three dimensional and the cliche plots were shunned. Watch it but be warned. The second season is the polar opposite. Cookie cutter scripts, heavy handed messages, and plots so obvious you have them figured out before the teaser goes to commercial. The new characters added fit the standard network profile sure to meet their projected demographics. Hack goes from the sublime to the ridiculous for season two. A sad waste of acting talent. Hack is the star of season one and season two is written by hacks.
Michael Chainmoreless