Roswell - Complete Season 2 (6 Disc Set) reviews

Enjoyed the whole series with my family really good..just started to watch season 2 we really like this series ..

The story gets more involved in season two. It continues where season one left off. Only now the Aliens are delving deeper into their past, discovering more about themselves.

The human trio has their share of ups and downs too, along with the developement of a tragic event that shakes their very world.

Secrets and lies will be revealed, friendships broken, new ones formed. And betrayals that will shake the very core of all the characters.

Season two for me, was definitely the best. Just because it focused not so much on the conspiracy type stuff, but more on the personal stories of the characters.

It just made me fall in love with the show even more. I'm sure it will for you too.

Then you can probably relate to Max Evans. And his sister Isabel, and their friend Michael Guerin.

Three teenagers from another planet, stranded on Earth, looking for answers, searching for clues as to how the got here, and most importantly. Who they are.

Series One, leads you on a tantalizing journey. The trials and tribulations of the Aliens, and their human counterparts.

The story really settles with Liz Parker. A small town girl, whose life is changed forever when Max Evan's saves her life.

Her entire world is literally turned upside down. And her friends are dragged into the secret along with her.

If you enjoy teenage romance saga's, a bit of mystery and intrigue, alien conspiracies and just a damn good story, then this series is definitely for you.

If you ever felt like an alien, then you can relate. Take that in the literal sense, or just as a bad pun (=.

But.. this is one of those series that you can watch, and re-watch and never get tired of it.

As Roswell enters its second season teenagers (alien and human alike) are left to deal with the mess their hearts and lives have become.

Liz and Max have hit bumps created by Tess (Emilie de Ravin of Lost), Isabel and Alex (Colin Hanks) still can't decide if they are on or off and Maria (Majandra Delfino) still can't get the relationship she wants out of Micheal.

Tess is left homeless after Nasedo disappears and moves in with Sheriff Valentie and his son (whom Liz dated in Season 1).

The villains are more dangerous, the relationships more complicated and Alex takes off to return for a short stunt before leaving the show for good.

The second season is a lot better than first having got past the necessary establishment phase it can focus more on the plot.

Still technically Sci-fi I have found it is enjoyed more by watchers of Grey's Anatomy or Gossip Girl than Star Trek.

The commentary by Shiri Appleby and Majandra Delfino is entertaining, and features one episode per disc.