this show is offending the spectacular movie.the movie is way better then this spoiled cheerleader desperate girls show filled with kiss after kiss and on on and on

that creeper guy make *such* weird faces. What a freak. I predict...hmm...that the creepy girl and him will fall in love. The end.

We have good writing. The material is just to branded to the movie. If they tried to make it an original IP I could see it flopping but there is room for growth. We can hope :DBest line of the show: "we can't change the for you then we'll have to change them for everybody. Then the terrorists win"

Larry Miller and Lindsey Shaw. Larry benefits tremendously from being more likable and more vulnerable (and therefore more complex and nuanced) than I've ever seen him before, and Ms. Shaw is just a terrific young actress with real presense. Between her soft, soulful eyes, her strong jawline, and the skill and precision with which she uses them, Kat is about as real and fully-formed as you could expect on this kind of show.The show itself is as pleasant little ditty. Reading the reviews tells me that apparently, the movie version was something special, and for some people this seems to saddle the show with expectations that it can't live up to. I never saw the movie, but I am a former literature major with a good background in Shakespeare... and in my opinion, while the Bard could probably have done better himself, he'd be pleased as hell to still be a pop culture reference 400 years later, and he'd see signs of his influence here. Those scenes between Larry Miller and Lindsey Shaw are the best part, good enough to make me want to keep watching.