The mad scientist in me says yes.

I'll admit that it might have wrapped up quickly, and maybe a few minor plot holes with tech and destruction as to why that would work considering backups and stuff, but when realizing that all they had to work with was closing the series up (because of stupid Fox) I think they did a good job in giving a sense of completion. (I could ramble on how great it was, certain details and characters, but then I'd also have to use spoiler tags.)

It was a really good series. Definitely different in story, and the characters were really amazing. It just really grabbed you and shocked you with each twist and turn. Whedon is a really good story writer, because he worked with what he had set up in the first season even though I don't think he knew that he would be going back and using that to make the second one.

And then there are the actors (well, and characters). Topher. But more importantly the actors of Sierra and Victor. Both especially talented in whatever kind of character they are given. (Waaaay more talented than Eliza Dushku.) I'd say those two actors (and those three characters) had some of my favorite parts. (Especially seeing Victor as Topher. OMG that was amazing! And then he came back at the end!)

Also, Summer Glau.

I might put the DVD box set/entire series on my Christmas list, but I don't know who I'd show it to and I already have digital copies of each episode on my computer.

But in the end it was really good. Whedon delivered, again.

-CF

(I heard that if they had made the first episode instead of scrapping that then there would have been another whole subplot that would have made it even more amazing. Once again, Fox screwed Whedon. But would we then have Epitaph One? Two?)