Student Bodies

This show was so good.

There are a lot of eye candy girls in this show. All the cast of girls make you feel a lil excited just watching their young bodies.

Season 1 was more fun and teenagerish.

Season 2 and 3 became a drama soap opera with some fun spots. It had lost its charm of season 1. Many characters of season 1 unfortunately were axed off from further episodes.

The animation transitions were funny as hell. It was very unique.

Student Bodies was about early-mid 20 year olds playing teenagers. Season 1 was about day to day funny stuff. Season 2 and 3 became about romance and serious subjects like dad trouble, sex, breast size and college.

Student Body gave out good vibes. It was a good damn show.

Verdict: Short lived but damn its iCONIC.

I really like this series, and it shows that there are people with worse problems than yours! Great concept, and the acting is good as well. It's surprising that all of the people on this show are actually over 20, but play 16-17 year old kids! I wish it was still going!

Pretty bad acting and writing but the show is just a low budget kids show so you get what you pay for and what you should expect. Better than many, not as good as many others.

This is a teen sitcom I honestly miss. Where I live, it was shown at 6 a.m. on Saturday mornings, so I would have to wake up earlier than usual to tune in. And I did! This teen sitcom was better than practically all of that T-NBC junk on the air now. The show had a talented cast, clever (and realistic) dialogue, originality (the comic scenes are uproarious), and reality. For a teen sitcom, it surprisingly had teenagers acting the way modern teenagers really do, not like little kids in teenagers' (actually, 20-somethings') bodies. A great teen sitcom that just could not find its place on television.

There was one kid in this who stains my memory. They called him 'the prince of the ground.' People kept finding him staring at the water in toilets. Every SinGle DAY of this show he'd stare at 2 low quality pictures of the moon (one showing the entire moon, the other showing a close up of its surface) as he walked passed a circle of 12 kids who were sharing their thoughts.