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Okay, so, fair warning, the first season is out of order. (Get your act together Netflix.) You can check wikipedia for a list of the episodes in the right order, but I'm pretty sure I've got it.
Episodes 2-18 on here are actually, episodes 10-25. Episode 19 is just episode 1 again, and 20-26 are episodes 2-9. Okay?
What stinks is that the season finale isn't on here because of that stupid repeat episode, but it's not too hard to find in other places online.

Season 2 is in the correct order. (So far.)

Anyway, I'm giving this five stars because the person who liked it but got mad a netflix pulled down the overall rating.

Okay, now for my review.

This is for younger audiences but older viewers can enjoy it too. Some of the plots are simple but the characters themselves more than make up for it. Toby and Elizabeth in particular, play off each other so well. Because they are the perfect archetypes of a hero and villain. (Than in the second season there is Jack who is the businessman type of "villain".) To me, this is as much a study in character as anything.
Elizabeth is just such a great villain! She's not even evil evil. She's high functioning crazy. She started out with what just looked like some minor problems, Asberger's, maybe a few other things, but nothing huge. Than she got this power and entered full blown, but high functioning, crazy! It's the first time I've truly understood the evil genius mind. How supervillains like Lex Luthur, the Joker, etc. can actually think that what they do is alright. I watch it for Elizabeth. Great character. Helping me understand the villain mind, and how a science geek with a crush could become a full blown villain.

Hats off to you Wicked Science. If not for the series. For the mad mind of Elizabeth Hawke.