Zac and Mia

When I saw the trailer for this I was skeptical. A story along the lines of The Fault In Our Stars, but done in 12 minute increments? How could that possibly be any good? Well, I can tell you right now, the descriptions and trailers for this don't do it justice...this is one of the best, most touching, and best of all REAL things that I have seen in a long time. It is incredible. Heartwarming, sweet, at times vicious in its honesty, and it can be hard to watch because it pulls no punches and doesn't sugar-coat the realities of dealing with cancer, and at such a young age too.

This series is truly beautiful and, I believe, is something that needs to be seen by as many people as possible. I can't recommend this enough! Give it a try, I promise you'll be glad you did (just make sure to have some tissues handy when you do) 9/10

Loved this show. Not sure if there's a 3rd season, but if not, hope they bring it back! It draws you in and the actors really do a great job with all the emotion. Definitely recommend.

Was it realistic,on the subject matter? Not exactly. But kept my attention,binged watched it. Cinematography & actors chosen,was nicely done. Worth checking out!

Great show, but several huge blunders. Reverse isolation which is what Zac is on at the beginning due to immune system suppression..... No plants or flowers are allowed in the room and even his family would have to gown and mask. Also, if Mia is in high school, she couldn't sign herself in for treatment. In other words, her parents would know. Just started so will update! Very good so far!

OK show, nothing to write home about but not bad either. I particularly liked the Mia character. I'll have to look for more things that Anne Winters has done. If I'm not mistaken, Mia is supposed to be 17 years old here. It was pretty creepy that Trevor the physical therapist was hitting on her.