The kids of Edgemont are faced with issues that happen in their lives, whether the issues are racism, homosexuality, or discrimination.The kids of Edgemont are faced with issues that happen in their lives, whether the issues are racism, homosexuality, or discrimination.The kids of Edgemont are faced with issues that happen in their lives, whether the issues are racism, homosexuality, or discrimination.
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I like this show but to bad they dont air if here anymore. I seen a lot of show but this is one of the best I seen in a long time. I seen this on cable for the first time and it blow me away. This is a serious teen show for kids and grownups. So if you see this show one day you will like it.
I keep waiting for Britney Spears or someone from N'Sync to walk onto the set of this pathetic so-called show. Honestly, I cannot believe this show would last long. High school teenybopper shows ara a dime a dozen these days, and this show is no different. Take a bunch of stick-skinny, highly sexual teen characters and place them in a high school atmosphere: what do we get? A lot of teens mouthing off to each other and talking about who slept with whom. I remember 'Fifteen' and 'Welcome Freshman' from my younger Nickelodeon days, and at least those shows had some body and plot. The only episode I saw of Edgemont was a major turn-off, and I hope I never have to see it again. I regret what we are teaching our teens these days...
Only one episode has aired, so maybe this is premature, but from the episode I saw, this show doesn't like very stellar. It is on Fox Family as a brand new original series, so you can't expect much if you ask me. The actors are decent at best, and a lot of the stuff makes it look like a very cheap production. It works for this format of show, but it still looks cheap. The story might progress better, but for now, it seems to be uninspiring and unoriginal. Looks like most series aimed at high school kids with nothing better to do. We'll see if my opinion stands tho......
This show is startlingly realistic and the acting by far exceeds that of most cheesy teen dramas. By no means is this your regular, run-of-the-mill teeny
bopper show. It is poignant and compelling, and also unique in that it centers its story solely around the students of A.C. MacKinley High, and does not crowd the show with parent or teacher characters. Watching these teenagers interact is
genuinely engaging, if you can get past the rather obvious inexpensive nature of the show's set(s). Still, this gives it almost an honesty - it feels as if this show is truly centered around teenagers lives as they would express themselves, and
not some silly contrived adult depiction.
bopper show. It is poignant and compelling, and also unique in that it centers its story solely around the students of A.C. MacKinley High, and does not crowd the show with parent or teacher characters. Watching these teenagers interact is
genuinely engaging, if you can get past the rather obvious inexpensive nature of the show's set(s). Still, this gives it almost an honesty - it feels as if this show is truly centered around teenagers lives as they would express themselves, and
not some silly contrived adult depiction.
If anyone remembers Degrassi, Edgemont is the new Degrassi, only focused on
a smaller cast of characters. The premise is the same: no one set main
character, and a bunch of teens interacting at school and dealing with issues in serious and comedic settings. The show is realistic and reaches out to
teenagers and adolescents -- there are no 'adult' characters on the show
(teachers and parents are not shown). This allows the series to maintain its
unique focus on the kids of A.C. MacKinley high. The show takes place in BC,
Canada, but its concept can be universally translated by any North American
teen. Kristin Kreuk, from Smallville got her start on Edgemont, but there are some other great gems of actors to be found on this show. It is definitely worth taking a look at.
a smaller cast of characters. The premise is the same: no one set main
character, and a bunch of teens interacting at school and dealing with issues in serious and comedic settings. The show is realistic and reaches out to
teenagers and adolescents -- there are no 'adult' characters on the show
(teachers and parents are not shown). This allows the series to maintain its
unique focus on the kids of A.C. MacKinley high. The show takes place in BC,
Canada, but its concept can be universally translated by any North American
teen. Kristin Kreuk, from Smallville got her start on Edgemont, but there are some other great gems of actors to be found on this show. It is definitely worth taking a look at.
Did you know
- TriviaKristin Kreuk (Laurel Yeung) was a regular cast member on both Edgemont (2000) and Smallville (2001) simultaneously from 2001 to 2005.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Dishing with Digest: GH's Dominic Zamprogna On GH Return (2021)
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