Franz Von Peppercorn wrote: » The whole show is a tribute to John Hughes’ teenage movies, in particular the breakfast club. Not only the school is American but the houses are either unbelievably opulent or you live in a trailer park. No semi detached houses anywhere.
AndrewJRenko wrote: » Yeah, I forgot about the trailer park, completely non-British. I wonder was it actually shot in the UK?
Speedsie wrote: » There are people living in static caravan parks full time in Ireland as well, I know someone who lived in Woodland Villas in Birr for about 15 years. Was very damp as I recall!Google map link to Woodland Villas in Birr
EoinMcLovin wrote: » Back on January 17thhttps://twitter.com/NetflixUK/status/1198947058583056384?s=19
2smiggy wrote: » had never heard/took any notice of this till i seen it on the forum. Watched it over the last 4 or 5 days. was pleasantly surprised. what a great show. Already looking forward to season 2, and I don't have long to wait !!
gmisk wrote: » It's a really excellent show. Season 2 is Friday I think!
walshb wrote: » Season 1 was brilliant.. On ep 2 season 2 now.. They really are overdoing the vulgarity in it...it’s odd. Maybe it will tone down, but it’s ridiculously forced so far. Not at all working..
Cina wrote: » Still good fun but I don't like how the main premise of the show (the clinic) took such a backseat, made it more of a typical teen comedy/drama as a result. It didn't feel as fresh to me as season one. Also the ending: was a big let down. Essentially a re-hash of the first series ending. Just get on with it!
CiaranW wrote: » Finished season two, amazing show. Loved every episode, I want more episodes!!
The Princess Bride wrote: » The school principal and Adam could pass for real life father and son.