kikaventura

This has to be one of the best portrayals I've ever seen of a teen discovering his sexuality.

Nick's awakening to bisexuality was so real, and it showed us that you can come out at your own time, that your parents can be understanding, and you can do it while surrounded by an amazing group of people (Charlie and the gang) I applaud the beautiful way this show approached the relationship between Nick and Charlie, they were always so respectful of each other and always very honest with one another

Heartstoper managed to show us that a queer love story between teenagers doesn't always have to be about the drama like the media always makes them about: forced come out, homophobic parents, toxic masculinity...

The writing is phenomenal, I cannot stress this enough! The acting is great as well! I mean, it all just fits together perfectly. I loved the secondary characters almost as much as I loved Nick and Charlie, and even the ones we're not supposed to like were very well written.

I don't think I've ever seen such a healthy portrayal of a bisexual teen boy, and I hope Nick and Charlie's stories help kids everywhere who are going through something similar

This show is so good and was so refreshing to see, I recommend it a hundred percent!

I have never seen a show who's lost their main character and still manage to turn the story around to something good.

Batwoman did just that! Sure, the adjustment to the whole new lead of the shown in the beginning of season 2 might've been hard, as we all loved Kate and the change means a whole new future for the show and a new face leading it.

Although it was harder for some, especially "traditionalists" aka racists who showered the show with critics over a black batwoman.

The show managed to keep going and really showed its best work in season 3 which I think might be their best one yet!

So... Ruby Rose leaving the show proved to be a devil in disguise, Batwoman who all thought was done for good managed to turn it all around into being an even better show than before. They deserve huge recognition for having the guts to change a character that's been around for so long and even more recognition for doing it so beautifully.

I'm 19 and i watch this show with my little sister and sometimes my parents join in as well.

It's such a fun show to watch, it's "made for kids" but has a plot that's suited for all ages, with characters like Eda that come and shake things up!

I love Luz and her story, how even though she was human she managed to find a way to make her dream come true, it teaches kids to be confident and to dream big and I hope we get to see more of her and the gang soon.