@archangell The different social agendas in this show get really exhausting really fast. It's sad how many shows ruin their storylines by focusing on these boring political themes. Not everyone wants to watch propaganda.
The whole high school soap opera is just a big self conscious political message. The start by whining about "White privilege" at a school where the most popular guy is not white yet acts more "privileged" than anyone else - even when his issues are revealed it turns out that he is the main person causing all his own problems. Then there is the colours contrived racial casting, over cooked gay storyline and the all too painful #metoo scene. These issues might have their place in other shows but are pointless distractions in this, the gay story might have been ok if they hadn't spent so much time covering every other social issue under the sun... but ultimately, none of it really furthered the story much so it shouldn't have been there.
Thank you for lgbtqwerty+ propaganda warning. I just started to watching this show but I’ll stop immediately. I’m trying also warn by making comments but this is like tilting at windmills nowadays especially with Netflix production. I’m filtering out automatically those marxists bs but younger viewers are in danger.
Shout by ARCHANGELLBlockedParent2020-01-30T13:11:20Z
I really wanted to like this show. I loved the trailer, liked the premise well enough. And it starts off very well. But... as in most things hollywood these days, the #Woke Agenda just HAD to show it's ugly face. The series actually goes out of the way (takes you out of the immersion) to deliver what can only be described as... emotionless agenda drivel. What could have been a great show trips over its own foot with way too many... "announcements". It's meh at best. #OhWell #MovingOn
You know why shows like Supernatural, The Vampire Diaries, and even The Originals lasted past 1 or 2 seasons? Because they didn't preach morality and attempt to shove an agenda down viewer's throats. They simply told interesting, & compelling stories