Lovestruck High: Le lycée de l'amour

I didn't expect myself to like this show but I love some of the people and all the drama happening is surprising so entertaining LMAO. I love the LBGTQ+ representation in this show but one thing that wasn't the best was the narrating (I didn't think it was necessary). But still excited for the next episodes!

I got sucked in pretty easily while I'm recovering from major surgery and chained to a bed. I watched all the first episodes in one day. This show is definitely scripted. It's very predictable with the way the plot lines unfold. It's pretty cheesy too. I like it. It doesn't offend the senses so much and is entertaining.

Just another reality TV show but it has a good amount of twists and drama to keep you entertained. If you like Reality TV this is worth a try. Also features a good amount LGBT diversity which is different for reality shows.

I have to confess that I found this series to be quite enjoyable overall, but very confusing at the same time! An American series, set in the UK, with British people in their 20s, going to high school...with very British looking surroundings, but American clothing, American pictures in the diner, American prices in $$$ at the diner, a school bus that was driving on the wrong side of the road for being in the UK - but an absolutely delicious mixture of talents and personalities and some beautiful boys!!! And, of course, bitchy queens and lots of variations on the Kinsey scale. Hoping there is a season 2!

Fifteen UK singles are transported into a US high school environment, where they date their classmates in hope of finding "the one". However, dating won't be the only thing on their minds as the crowning of Prom Royalty comes with a $100,000 prize.

Lindsay Lohan narrates this reality TV show seeing a group of UK twentysomethings head to a US-style school, pretend to be teens, and compete for prom dates. It's unapologetically trashy - and also very addictive.

The show works due to the strength of the contestant's bold and outlandish personalities - strong, unfiltered, and occasionally controversial people stepping up and gamely participating. The show isn't afraid to have diversity either, with multiple members of the LGBTQ community, a concept the likes of Love Island are yet to take on.

It's fun to watch the different dynamics this brings - the fabulously confident Junaid, the hunky Welshman Alex and the misunderstood Megan stood out to me. It isn't high art - by any means, but it's an entertaining diversion and an interesting concept that keeps it light, fun and addictive.