hellspuppy

The topic is interesting and the actors are great. The episodes seem way too short, to portray the relationship between the characters. The whole execution seems like a theoretical approach. As an audience, we see the characters together only for brief moments, which makes it hard to imagine, what these characters actually feel for each other. We don't know if the student just has a physical attraction to the teacher, or if they connected on an emotional level. It is also hard to tell, what the teacher feels for the student. Is he just a sex toy to her, or does she have a crush on him too. Since, we don't know her motivation, it is hard to either feel sympathy for her or to see her as the villain. If the director wanted for the audience to figure that out for themselves, the director should have given the character more screen time and explore her character more. The way the series portrays the subject to this point ( I'm on episode 4), does not give me any more substance, than the newspaper headlines of cases like this.

Most of the people who dislike the show are conservatives, that are mad about being called out on their bigotry. Also, people that don't understand satire don't like this show either. This show is funny and light-hearted. The relationship between the twins is heart warming. I enjoyed it a lot

The story is cute. The main actress has a talent for comedy. There is great chemistry between her and the actor who plays her best buddy. My favorite part is actually their friendship, it makes me all warm and fuzzy. Overall the characters are very likeable and the cast is talented. This is a typical teen rom-com which always gets an average rating. If you're s sucker for teen rom-coms like me, don't skip it. Itd cute and totally put me in a good mood.

Ps: most of the bad reviews are from pissed off Bieber fans, because of one single joke. Don't listen to them.