Lovestruck High

If you like love island or reality series then you'll love this it's a good show to watch with a bf/gf or a family member or friend who likes to watch drama happen 24/7 they have no filter personal attacks it's fun to watch it's a 6-7/10.

It's okay but not the best.

Soooo good and funny, we definitely need more reality shows like this that don't take themselves toooo seriously & also have people of all sexual orientations together so it's a less competitive environment and some groups can genuinely form real friendships and stuff, and it's not entirely just about the end goal of a relationship. Also, the satire of it all on the media's view of American high school is so good, it'd be funny to see a flip side version of it of American people in a typically British high school too. Another thing is everyone on the show is unique and not copy and pastes of each other visually. On shows like love island everyone has the same style and it gets really tiring overtime, but people look actually real on this show (many are still ofc, conventionally attractive) but there's a really good balance there of unique individuals which makes it exciting. If you wanna watch something super entertaining to watch with your friends, THIS is the show to watch. I'm glad I randomly stumbled across it and I hope it gets renewed because it has such a unique concept and does so much right that current reality shows airing don't. (Ps, most of these negative reviews are pretty homophobic and just genuinely a terrible reflection of how entertaining this show truly is, watch the first episode for yourself and decide).

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.

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.