writtensouls

If you want to see a show about getting "wet" about a gay student having a sexual relationship with a teacher and tonguing frenemies to make up, then this show is for you. As for me, it just screams "woke" to me. It was vulgar, and I gave up after 2 episodes.

I went to explore what the directors and writers have done before: L Word, Gossip Girl, I Love Dick, etc. So, no wonder I didn't like it one bit.

The pacing of the show was all off. There wasn't anything too interesting happening within the two episodes to keep my attention; my attention just wandered elsewhere. And the cast of teenagers is like they just selected all the "woke" characteristics and created some characters from the traits they listed, lol.

If that show sounds like your cup of tea, then this show might be for you, else you will probably give up like I did after a couple of episodes.

When you look at what the developers and writers of the TV series, you realize why there are so many political messages integrated into the series. It just ruins it for me; when you inject politics into a series and have it be the moral of the story, it just ruins it for me. Fantasy is an escape from reality, not more of the same.

Funny enough, I lean liberal rather than conservative, and I couldn't even get past the messages shoved into the viewership's faces and enjoy the plots; the plots were badly written at times and lacked originality. A lot of the twists were not "OH, SNAP", but they were more of "MEH".

I love Twilight Zone; I really wanted to like the newer version. However, politics just kills it. If you immersed yourself into politics and know about how each side views family structures and society, you can tell there is political bias in the series trying to get you to think a certain way, IMO.

The stories could use more UMPH in them; they could have more dramatic twist endings. The acting is better than the dialog, which says a lot since the dialog is horrible; I don't think the actors are really acting, TBH. I think they are just written around their real personalities.

You just can't immerse yourself into the story if you can't find the characters or dialog likable.

Bye. Funny enough, I lean liberal rather than conservative, and I couldn't even get past the messages shoved into the viewership's faces and enjoy the plots; the plots were badly written and lacked