I think I watched it faster than that, but, eh, I wouldn't go that far. At least it had a proper ending. I was very worried I'd watch the whole thing and not get a proper resolution. My biggest quibble is they got her all "woke" at the end of S3, then immediately flipped her back to "asleep" in the very next episode with that stupid dream. It was obvious there were like "hey, this doesn't really work". I can see wanting to go back, but her whining about it constantly was annoying.

@Ahstaroth said:

I think I watched it faster than that, but, eh, I wouldn't go that far. At least it had a proper ending. I was very worried I'd watch the whole thing and not get a proper resolution. My biggest quibble is they got her all "woke" at the end of S3, then immediately flipped her back to "asleep" in the very next episode with that stupid dream. It was obvious there were like "hey, this doesn't really work". I can see wanting to go back, but her whining about it constantly was annoying.

Yeah, there was an excessive amount of whining in this show. Alec was regularly whining or bitching or expressing alarmed judgmental attitudes. Keira whined a bit too much as well about needing to go home to see her son.
TV dramas in general are full of over-played emotional responses. But it is the whining and hypocritical judgmental attitudes which irritate me the most I think.

Young Alec did bring up a great point when Keira insisted she go back to her time to be with her family. He told her that leaving Liber8 behind in his time would probably radically alter history so much that it was questionable whether she would even return to a future in which she'd had a son, in so many words. Keira's response was basically "I don't care. I just want to see my son". In other words, don't bother me with your logic, my emotions are out of control and that's all that matters. LOL