Génération 56k

If all Italian series were like this, Italy would surpass Korea in terms of drama.

Short episodes full of events. Not a minute is wasted on useless things. The pace is fast. The story is compelling. The acting is perfect. The characters are great. I don't often give such high ratings, but this series, despite it has some kind of flawes obviously as anything else, has the great advantage of bringing happiness with it.

It was definitely a great show by all aspects! Perfect acting, fantastic OST, beautiful filming locations are some of the reasons this show is a must see! Made me so nostalgic about late 90s, the clothes, the vibe, first loves!! Funny and romantic at the same time! Can't wait for season 2 (if there will be one)!!

I love this show so much. Perfect for a weekend viewing!! The short episodes flowed really well. The young actors really made the show for me - especially Luca, I loved his character.

It was just perfect.

The location shots of Naples and the islands was just spectacular.

I was pulled into the show by its premise, and it didn't dissapoint. The nostalia for a bygone era of our youth, friendships that span a lifetime and the search for love in the digital age made this a really interesting show.

The episodes, while short, flow really well and leave a lot of questions for future seasons while also being a complete storyline in a single (unfortunately short) season.

Hoping for a second season soon!

When I choose something new to watch I just read the premise and from that I decide whether or not I should devote my time to it. I've read this show's premise like two months ago and only now I've managed to put my hands on it - and I watched it all in one evening. That's what REALLY good shows do.

Generazione 56K offers a lot to the viewer from the get-go: two timelines, memorable characters with great chemistry that you instantly fall in love with, the setting, beautiful Italy, fantastic dialogues - I honestly couldn't name one bad thing about this TV series. Well, maybe only that it plays too safe and you know almost right away what is going to happen with the main characters by the end of the season but that doesn't make the watch any less entertaining.

I recently started learning Italian but out of every piece of dialogue here I could only find a couple of phrases to remember. Hopefully, by the time season 2 of this fabulous show comes out I will have my vocabulary expanded so I would not have to rely on subtitles that much.