Élite

Oh God this series turned out ridiculous.. The more seasons come out the more characters become annoying. All of the good characters and actors left/were written out of the show, obviously they can't be high school students forever.. always the same situation and the same problems, someone always has to die.. and their acting skills are literally funny I rated the first two season 8, but after s4 and s5 I've modified 5-6 You know, people should know when to stop something.

S1 to S3 were great but S4 is a major letdown. It seems the characters suffer from amnesia because they keep repeating the same mistakes followed by illogical actions which follow such mistakes. Like I for one couldn't understand how characters just betray, forgive and forget so easily only to repeat this cycle countless times. "It was just sex" the characters make the relationships sound so insignificant with this dialogue and to top it all this statement does work as an excuse. All in all it was fine initially but now it's gotten on my nerves how stupid the characters of this show are.

Why did they spoil it? I actually loved Season 1 to the point i keep watching it non stop. Season 2 and 3 were also great but i liked them less than 1.

But suddenly they decided to destroy the entire series with Season 4 and 5, OMG these two seasons are terrible to be kind , poor contents , annoying characters and predictable endings were mainly what made them so unwatchable.

Now i hope the creators will make a great season 6 even though the majority of characters are missing , but i have doubts..

Season One: 6.5/10

Themes: Drama, High School, Crime, Relationships, Lgbtq+, Islam, HIV, Suspense, Privilege, Murder, Sexuality, Mystery, Love Triangles & Spanish.

Top three characters: 1) Ander Muñoz, 2) Carla Rosón Caleruega and 3) Omar Shanaa.

Season 6

There's been a noticeable decline in this series from the fourth season, and season 6 isn't any different. It's a series that has genuinely overstayed its welcome, and this is very evident as none of the original cast is present in this season. The jaded plot stumbles and pirouettes with no flair, and tries to make up for it with more dancing, drinking and substance taking. Many societal issues are raised, but their executions are perfunctory and superficial.

The twist to the season's whodunit was well-done and the season's ending is a frustrating but clever cliffhanger, promising that more harm is coming to Las Encinas. With season seven on the way, I hope they can return with the charm the first three seasons delivered and come up with a satisfying end to the series.