Boo, Bitch

It doesn't have the same level of sophistication as Never Have I Ever. But it's not bad, it's a sweet show, so far (episode 3).

It's enjoyable, but it's lacking the depth of some other teen based shows. This doesn't make it bad, just different, as an adult I enjoy a range of shows including many geared towards teens. This is lighter fare comparatively speaking, but still enjoyable.

The beginning seemed like any other teen film around high school, prom & being an outcast and I liked it. The character in the middle episodes was truly annoying & I nearly stopped. But, the end... the end is where the heart is and that was worth it. I didn't think I'd end up crying but I totally did. It's a good reminder of what's important in this world.

I watched the whole show in one sitting. It kept me hooked from start to finish. It didn't take itself too seriously and had me laughing out loud. The two lead actresses were so wonderful and had great chemistry. It was such a pleasure to watch this show. Definitely if you are in the mood for a teen dark comedy that campy this is it.

This show is a cheesy teen comedy with a silly storyline. I thought it would be along the lines of Mean Girls but it was aimed at a little younger audience then I was thinking when I started the show. However, it was cute and it doesn't take itself too seriously. It almost reminded me of those Disney channel or Nickelodeon teen movies they used to make that were actually kinda cute like "Susie Q", "Descendants", or "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" with a little more mature content (a couple references to sex, condoms, and some profanity). Teen girls that have just grown out of Disney Channel would probably enjoy this most.

Ignore the crazy person saying it's pushing medication. Mentioning Wellbutrin isn't indoctrinating kids you weirdo lmfao. It's a fun, comfortable show. It's funny and the acting is fine. Some corny moments but it feels purposeful.