Season 1 kicked off with an interesting storyline centered around youth, love, politics, and the growing pains of board school life. While some drama existed, it was lite fare and fun to watch with the leads navigating gay life in a slow-to-accept upper class society.
Then came Season 2...and for reasons unknown, the show runners and writers amped up the drama 10x and the cutest was left on the cutting room floor. No longer a fun show to watch, you simply watch to see who's getting stabbed in the back. No love, passion, fun, it's just one long drama of sadness as if the sun will never shine again. After 4 long episodes in Season 2, you'll see where it's headed and it isn't good. By the end of the season, any redemption feels forced and the magic that existed in season 1 regarding the love between the leads is simply unbelieveable.
Then came Season 2...and for reasons unknown, the show runners and writers amped up the drama 10x and the cutest was left on the cutting room floor. No longer a fun show to watch, you simply watch to see who's getting stabbed in the back. No love, passion, fun, it's just one long drama of sadness as if the sun will never shine again. After 4 long episodes in Season 2, you'll see where it's headed and it isn't good. By the end of the season, any redemption feels forced and the magic that existed in season 1 regarding the love between the leads is simply unbelieveable.