Each episode is pretty much the same show, so even at 6 episodes, it could have been 2 or 3. Of the girls profiled, the have had rough lives, take and deal drugs, talk about their fights and act immature, even for late teens. I suppose it's for privacy reasons, but we don't learn much about their history, though we get some epilogue. I'd give it more stars if we knew how they "funded" their drug habits, but we can guess, and it's not good. It does do a good job of showing how challenging it is for the girls to break out of family situations where the parents have been in, and stayed in, trouble. The counselors and staff filmed are well-spoken and add most of the value to the series. I googled the facility to learn more, and discovered that it closed down in March, 2018, due to a reduced number of "students". This helps explain why the facility doesn't look very crowded.
