The first two seasons of Travelers were better than the last one. The early episodes had an urgency, an edge to them that this season's do not. The mission was as important (if not more so) as the characters, and that worked well.
To me, the third season has spent too much time on Kat and Jeff. These characters' relationships with Mac and Carly have been fleshed out, almost ad nauseam, over the last 10 episodes. Kat distrusts Mac. Alright, I get it. After seeing this harped on for this long, I ended up hoping she'd finally just divorce him and get it over with.
As for Jeff being an abusive alcoholic and hating Carly, I felt largely the same way. Write him out, as nothing interesting was happening with his character. That says more about the writing than Brinson's performance.
The show is enjoyable, overall. If shopworn melodrama is not your cup of tea, be prepared to hit fast forward when you see Jeff and Carly (or Kat) onscreen during season three.
To me, the third season has spent too much time on Kat and Jeff. These characters' relationships with Mac and Carly have been fleshed out, almost ad nauseam, over the last 10 episodes. Kat distrusts Mac. Alright, I get it. After seeing this harped on for this long, I ended up hoping she'd finally just divorce him and get it over with.
As for Jeff being an abusive alcoholic and hating Carly, I felt largely the same way. Write him out, as nothing interesting was happening with his character. That says more about the writing than Brinson's performance.
The show is enjoyable, overall. If shopworn melodrama is not your cup of tea, be prepared to hit fast forward when you see Jeff and Carly (or Kat) onscreen during season three.