The Sleepover Club

In my opinion Fliss is most certainly the worst actor. In second its Kenny & Frankie. Lyndz and Rosie are most certainly the best. The story is fictitious and basic set in the area of Cresent Bay. The girls meet up for Sleepovers and face problems caused by there arched enemy the M&Ms! In my opinion the programme gets a 6 out of 10! Many of the actors are new to the film world! We have never seen the M&Ms group in anything before and Hannah Wang is rather quiet. Hannah Wang plays Kenny! A MANCHESTER UNited Fan! Lyndz is promoting her acting career i her new show! Check out The Sleepover Club then click Lyndz Collins and then explore! GO SLEEPOVER!

The Sleepover Club involves 5 girls who share there secrets, and while Lynz's brother is called Michael has his m8s the M&Ms Matthew and Marco are trying to make the Sleepovers life the worst.

Its situated in the lovely Australia, near the outback. Its placed by the gorgeous beach of Cresent Bay. I think the Actors/Actresses are very talented, as they aren't far off my age well some of them.

But if they can act why not, better than staying at home and not trying. If i saw them i would probably say they've made the right choice if thats what they want to do cause most teenagers don't know what to do. Ryan Corr is really fit too.

All the best to them.

When i first had a look at this show i was skeptical. However, i found this quite enjoyable. Yes it is not exactly working the brain, however, the quirky plot lines, quick wit and good acting make this show worthwhile.

The characters are typical early teen girls who have the whole one minute hate the next love boys thing going on, they have the normal problems with the parents and teachers and of course within themselves as well. This is what makes the show quite reasonably believable.

The acting is great! Eliza Taylor-Cotter and Ryan Corr are definitely stand-outs, however that is not to say that the others are weak. Quite on the contrary, all produce effortlessly realistic, sensitive dramatic and cleverly funny performances.

The clinch of the show though are the little skits; what happens in the girls imaginations. They are absolutely hilarious. It's quick witty and clever humor all rolled into one.

Overall a quite decent show.

This programme was not designed for me. Nevertheless, I feel obliged to comment because I have just been forced by a relation to sit through half-an-hour of it, and I honestly cannot recall a more painful 30 minutes in my life. The 'plot' is based around four female friends who seem to have a fetish of spending every night together alternating between each other's rooms (hence the title) while encountering the usual Teenage Dilemmas at school including boys, puberty, exams.. etc. But through their shared love for each other in this close-knit group, they overcome all obstacles in their path, because after all.. THAT'S WHAT GROWING UP IS ALL ABOUT!! (Pardon me, while I go and throw up)..

Diabolical acting, irritating narration, trite moralising, pathetic attempts at humour.. this abysmal effort has the lot, and then some. And even if I was a 14 year old girl, I would feel insulted at being force-fed sappy messages while getting no entertainment value in return. So if you enjoy a bit of healthy sermonising delivered by a bunch of young ladies with cotton wool for brains, this will be right up your alley. Otherwise, steer well clear.. 1/10

Granted, it is not the best show in the world, but I can think of worse at the top of my head. I agree the narration can be irritating and perhaps unnecessary, some of the story lines are predictable(not surprising, I have seen plenty of shows similar to this that fall into that trap) and the actress of Fliss is not great at all.

However, it is strikingly filmed, and has a great theme song. The writing is amusing, and the characters while somewhat clichéd are likable with nice personalities(ie. Kenny being a tomboy-ish sort of person), especially Rosie, and Caitlin Stasey as Frankie is an appealing actress and does a good job as leader of the group. And I love the quirky and hilarious little skits that are part of the girls' thoughts.

In conclusion, pretty undemanding but not too bad. 7/10 Bethany Cox