Xavier Riddle in the Secret Museum used to be my favorite show. The first season successfully balanced both the historical content and the social-emotional moments without sacrificing one for the other. However, in the second season, the quality began to decline. It became clear that the historical segments were being prioritized, while the social-emotional parts—those involving Xavier, Yadina, and Brad—were poorly written and inconsistent. This imbalance dragged the show down, as more focus was placed on history and less thought was given to the other story elements. For this reason, I believe the show should consider removing the Secret Museum aspect entirely. While the Jackie Robinson episode was strong in its historical segments, the portions involving Xavier, Yadina, and Brad felt underdeveloped. The historical parts were beautifully done, yet they only seem to receive significant effort in longer episodes. Extending episodes to fit both history and social-emotional lessons reveals that the current format is not effective. If the show continues into a third season, dropping the Secret Museum framework would make it much stronger. While I would personally miss it, the overall storytelling would improve significantly.