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I really loved this show. It doesn't go over the top, the teens communicate and make mistakes like so many of us as teens and in many ways grow much more in a short amount of time due to the situations they find themselves in. They are grappling with having their own strong ideals and trying to remain respectful of the beliefs of others. The characters are well written and the dialogue has a good balance of humour to give depth. It's so great to see the Chilean community represented in a show! The Chileans I've known have not been as dismissive of 'Aussies' as some of the characters in this show, but perhaps that was the experience the writers needed to add to create more tension. I saw the pisco there amigos! I definitely recommend you give this show a watch; I have encouraged my friends to watch it.

Some shows start with a bang then slowly fizzle out. Good shows are well written which build and improve as they go, this is one of them. It delivers many awkward situations and deals with them honestly, often making you cringe and laugh at the same time. It is brave, which will upset some, but this is it's strength, the writers and actors need to be commended for their skill. The best Australian show I've seen for a long time. I'm hooked, I can't wait for next season.

Don't understand the negative reviews but if they need a referral to a psychologist, hit me up.

This is well written, well acted and well directed. I loved season 1, season 2 was a bit flat (too much character development) but season 3 is back on track. So many really good sub plots happening you can't stop watching and tend to binge watch as I did.

Acting is first class, even from the kids, the Sydney background is gorgeous, the soundtrack is great and the show makes you really think about the people you meet evey day and what might be happening in their lives.

This show tells life as it is, fake rubbish, no fake wanna-be's, no fake reality personalities. If you don't enjoy this you need to go see a doctor.

The first couple of episodes I was unsure, but I kept going and by the end I really loved it. Loved seeing the Sydney skyline too, made me homesick.

This is the Inner West I know. Everything from the diversity of the cast, to the issues that the teens and adults face is reminiscent of the Australia I have grown up in. So often these teen shows can represent many things that either don't happen or are blown way out of proportion. This show displays the financial, political, educational and other lifestyle factors that most young people struggle with today. Even the fashion is spot on! I enjoy the juxtaposition of the caring motherly Oly and the strong willed feminist Oly. The show isn't pushing anything political in my opinion it's just merely representing the opinions of most of Gen Z and it's does it accurately. I love seeing the adults struggles also, as it gives me something to juggle along with the teen narrative as a young adult. I feel like I am watching my own friend group with this show, they have nailed the varying personalities within a friend group. Whoever wrote this is seriously talented.