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Post by troyaferd on Apr 9, 2020 14:21:25 GMT
What Teen TV Series do you prefer, which is better?
and discuss.
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Post by troyaferd on Apr 9, 2020 18:37:46 GMT
Both programs debuted in 2019 and both try to portray themes like coming of age in different ways. They are entertaining to wach, but I would`t call them very realistic, while Sex Education is more of trying to be a comedy, Euphoria is more trying to be dark and twisted. What are your opinions?
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Post by pennypacker on Apr 9, 2020 18:38:15 GMT
Why won’t you use the proboards poll function?
I really love both but I think I have to give the edge to Euphoria. Partly because I just finished re-watching it a couple days ago so it’s fresher in my mind, but I also think it has a stronger cast (an especially stronger antagonist) and a more compelling plot.
Both suffer from mediocre season finales.
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Post by troyaferd on Apr 9, 2020 18:48:26 GMT
Why won’t you use the proboards poll function? I really love both but I think I have to give the edge to Euphoria. Partly because I just finished re-watching it a couple days ago so it’s fresher in my mind, but I also think it has a stronger cast (an especially stronger antagonist) and a more compelling plot. Both suffer from mediocre season finales. Because here you can ask only one simply question and I find it much more interesting to ask some more different questions about both Series. Please check out my poll 
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Post by hi224 on Apr 9, 2020 21:30:26 GMT
Why won’t you use the proboards poll function? I really love both but I think I have to give the edge to Euphoria. Partly because I just finished re-watching it a couple days ago so it’s fresher in my mind, but I also think it has a stronger cast (an especially stronger antagonist) and a more compelling plot. Both suffer from mediocre season finales. Because here you can ask only one simply question and I find it much more interesting to ask some more different questions about both Series. Please check out my poll you work for the site don't you.
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Post by hi224 on Apr 9, 2020 21:32:13 GMT
As for these two shows, Euphoria.
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Post by Rissa on Apr 10, 2020 0:49:04 GMT
Euphoria is not a “teen” series; more like a series about a few twisted teens.
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Post by troyaferd on Apr 10, 2020 7:22:13 GMT
you work for the site don't you. how do you mean?
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Post by troyaferd on Apr 10, 2020 14:43:16 GMT
Euphoria is not a “teen” movie; more like a movie about a few twisted teens. I agree that it`s not a teen movie, but a Series
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Post by Rissa on Apr 10, 2020 15:20:07 GMT
Euphoria is not a “teen” movie; more like a movie about a few twisted teens. I agree that it`s not a teen movie, but a Series Lol it’s not that either. |
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Post by troyaferd on Apr 10, 2020 16:12:55 GMT
I agree that it`s not a teen movie, but a Series Lol it’s not that either. I see 
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Post by troyaferd on Apr 12, 2020 18:18:57 GMT
Sex Education was funny here and there, but not very relatable or realistic. Season 1 was a little better, Season 2 felt as it was mostly filler.
and one of the few things Euphoria is good at is camera movements and visuals.
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Post by troyaferd on Apr 20, 2020 14:31:21 GMT
As for these two shows, Euphoria. why so?
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Post by troyaferd on Apr 27, 2020 8:50:31 GMT
Please vote on the poll I prepared about the two series |
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Post by troyaferd on May 4, 2020 8:49:05 GMT
Also why is Sex Education look like it is set in a 1980s US High School ? 🙂
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Post by Winter_King on May 4, 2020 10:03:19 GMT
Also why is Sex Education look like it is set in a 1980s US High School ? 🙂 80's nostalgia maybe? The show clearly takes some inspiration from the John Hughes movies. Still it's a bit of a anachronist stew. The cars look from the 80's but it has modern smartphones.
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Post by troyaferd on May 5, 2020 6:24:17 GMT
Also why is Sex Education look like it is set in a 1980s US High School ? 🙂 80's nostalgia maybe? The show clearly takes some inspiration from the John Hughes movies. Still it's a bit of a anachronist stew. The cars look from the 80's but it has modern smartphones. Yes, also why are they not wearing uniforms if this takes place in Britain?
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Post by troyaferd on May 9, 2020 14:13:24 GMT
While Euphoria is good at camera movements and visuals, it feels like they took various real high school scandal headlines and applied all of them to one group of high school kids at one school in one school year. It tries too hard to provoke and shock and it seems to think its quite edgy…its all too much in the face and dramatically forced for me. It felt like they dont really know what they want to point out and what they have to say.
Sex Education can be entertaining here and there, but for me it tries too hard to be witty and quirky, Season 1 was a little better, Season 2 felt as it was mostly filler. The only character that had a little growth this Season was Groff Adam, however the outing scene at the prom was ridiculous. Same as the stereotypical feminist portrayal that is Maeve.
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Post by pennypacker on May 9, 2020 17:55:57 GMT
While Euphoria is good at camera movements and visuals, it feels like they took various real high school scandal headlines and applied all of them to one group of high school kids at one school in one school year. It tries too hard to provoke and shock and it seems to think its quite edgy…its all too much in the face and dramatically forced for me. It felt like they dont really know what they want to point out and what they have to say. Sex Education can be entertaining here and there, but for me it tries too hard to be witty and quirky, Season 1 was a little better, Season 2 felt as it was mostly filler. The only character that had a little growth this Season was Groff Adam, however the outing scene at the prom was ridiculous. Same as the stereotypical feminist portrayal that is Maeve. What about Euphoria feels shocking though? I knew all of those kids in high school. |
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Post by troyaferd on May 11, 2020 9:38:09 GMT
While Euphoria is good at camera movements and visuals, it feels like they took various real high school scandal headlines and applied all of them to one group of high school kids at one school in one school year. It tries too hard to provoke and shock and it seems to think its quite edgy…its all too much in the face and dramatically forced for me. It felt like they dont really know what they want to point out and what they have to say. Sex Education can be entertaining here and there, but for me it tries too hard to be witty and quirky, Season 1 was a little better, Season 2 felt as it was mostly filler. The only character that had a little growth this Season was Groff Adam, however the outing scene at the prom was ridiculous. Same as the stereotypical feminist portrayal that is Maeve. What about Euphoria feels shocking though? I knew all of those kids in high school. It tries to be shocking with all that sexual fetishes stuff and violence, but that`s HBO.
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