Miami 7

S Club 7 is one of the best shows I have ever seen. Sure, they follow the life that every person wishes they have, but don't, but otherwise, great! They are fabulous singers, that make great music, and great "movies" like the Back to the Fifties. And I can't wait to see them this season in S Club 7 in LA. Hopefully they'll have even better songs.

So, basically, all I have to say is that S Club 7 is a great show, and they are all GREAT singers. That's all.

It's not fair to criticize this programme for being what it sets out to be. It's a Monkees-style romp through scrapes in America with a charming and attractive bunch of singers, who (unlike The Monkees) at least don't pretend to play instruments! The music is good too. If you don't like it, you're too old! Dave Farmbrough (Age 34!)

Airhead Hannah (Hannah Spearritt), Bradley (Bradley McIntosh), sex kitten Rachel (Rachel Stevens), Paul (Paul Cattermole), Tina (Tina Barrett), Jon (Jon Lee), and tough Jo (Jo O'Meara) are a British singing group struggling to get any good gigs. They are overjoyed when their manager sign them up as performers in a high class Miami resort. Instead, they find a rundown hotel run by cheapskate brothers Howard and Marvin Borlotti. By the end of the season, the kids decide to drive to L.A. instead of going home to England.

This is a manufactured bubblegum pop group. They are all photogenic. The girls are sexy cute and the guys are unthreatening pretty. The characters are essentially siblings in their relationships. There is no romancing between them. They find romancing outside the group. The show is utterly unoffensive or edgy. It is kinda cute with maybe a few actual laughs in the entire season. There are several catchy pop songs. The kids are generally pretty good performers and they seem to like each other. That's enough to make this work although the show is nothing to write home about.

Oh yeah, like this world needs another group of pretty-faced

teeny boppers who sing and dance so much they can put the entire

cast of "Rent" to shame. Here, we have a band of teens from

merry old England touring Miami, constantly running around the

beaches and mingle during the day, when at night they perform

their bad love songs. Well, that's about it for the lame,

formulaic plots!

The S Club 7 consists of 4 chicks and 3 guys. The dudes of the

club are just mediocre additions to the band, since it's mostly

the girls who do the singing and real performing! I have to say

Rachael and Jo are the hottest of the girls, but just like the

rest of the band, they can't sing or act!! I guess they can

blame their incapablities to be or singers thespians on their

annoyingly thick British accents. Sometimes they're so damn

incoherent that you can't understand a word they're saying! Now,

I am not making fun of their foreign traits. Roger Moore and

Cary Elwes are both English, but at least their accents aren't

extremely thick. That's why they made such good actors. As for

the S Club 7, guys, you gotta work on your performance pieces!

And stop singing lame love s

This series of S Club 7 is so wonderful. The music is great, the characters are great and the plot lines are funny. This isn't your average teenie bopper band. There is something about S Club 7 that is so much different, it keeps me attached! I recommend this show to anyone, boys or girls, and of any age!