flowerstardust1979

I was a huge fan of The L Word, and was quite excited when I heard it was coming back. That said, upon watching season one of Generation Q, I was a little disappointed. I didn't hate it, but it certainly didn't compare to the original series. I felt disconnected, didn't warm to the new characters and it felt very different from the original.

I'm glad I stuck with it, as it's definitely found it's feet, especially from season 2 and continuing on form in season 3. I've now connected with the new generation of characters, and that good old vibe has somewhat returned. It does lack a little of the seriousness of the original, but the heart is still there. Aside from the musical episode which was, well, I'm still not sure how I feel about that episode, it certainly wasn't terrible and a long missed character returned.

I do hope Generation Q continues for another few seasons, as I'm definitely now a big fan, and crave more episodes.

I have a love/hate relationship with Lifetime movies in recent years. The acting is often embarrassing, the plot diabolic. This was a rare exception.

Secret Diary Of A Cheerleader, was well done for a Lifetime movie, the acting was pretty good too.

New girl at new high school joins Cheerleader squad just after an incident where one of the squad members dies at a party. She basically takes her place on the squad. A few weeks later, another Cheerleader is found dead. Is someone deliberately killing these girls? If so why? Is anyone next? If so who?

I was definitely into this teen mystery thriller, at times thinking to myself this is a little predictable, but as things further unfolded, turns out I was wrong.

It was well done in the sense that it actually wasn't predictable, and had a few twists and turns to keep me guessing until the end.

If you enjoy catty high school teen drama's, then this is a Lifetime movie that definitely ranks higher than a majority.