Instant Favorite.

Good story, Not enough for a whole film

Good concept, poorly executed.

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

A rather dull and ho-hum TV show about the lives of three teenage boys who attend Evergreen Academy, a previous all-female school.This series is more of those atypical chick flicks with drawn-out teenage fare and sappy puppy-love relationships that really doesn't give for a good story. The main plot was rather boring and he comedy is almost non-existent.The acting wasn't bad, however. The actors held up their own a little with what bland materials and story plots they have to work with.Grade D

This was a hilariously great show that was never really given a chance. This is another one of the many shows that Fox jumped the gun and killed early on. It probably didn't generate a lot of viewers in the beginning so Fox went ahead and put it to sleep. I watched practically every episode. I was also saddened when it went off the air. I really wish that it was on the air, because nobody seems to understand it when I try to explain it to somebody.

I also saw this on Channel Four recently at some crazy hour. The premise seemed totally ridiculously and the first episode or two seemed stupid too. But it really did grow on you. The casting agent should be particularly praised and the actors were perhaps the best thing about this short lived series.I fell in love with Alison Mack during this series. Nevertheless the writing was funny and some of the episodes quite surreal. Indeed the depiction teenage love was very true to life and insightful. The kids were real and you could relate to them unlike the verbose annoying characters in Dawson's Creek. This series had great potential but again it was mainly the young actors who made it work.

>I just saw this for the first time today, and found it very refreshing. >Excellent comedy that seems to deal with real life issues for teens in a >funny way. Reminded me a lot of what it was like when I was a >teen.