any of you like the show...

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I think the writing isn't that great. I thought it would be. I've caught 3 episodes so far. In my opinion, the actors' physical appearance aren't that appealing.

It's so predictable that Zoe or whoever is the virgin - the most provocative, but also the most obviously posteuring one. And Sara and Richard - you know, they're going to bump uglies sooner or later. Who can't see that?

However, I do think that it has great potential to be a long-lived series, especially since the castmates can stay as long or as short of a time as they want, since every year they can get new students, new teacher, or have someone stay to write their thesis or go for their Master's.

The writing needs to get better, though. It's ambitious, but it falls back into the cliché traps.

It's like watching a bunch of retards trying to hump a doorknob out there!
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I just watched the first ten minutes of one episode and I had to turn the channel, it's awful.

Maybe it's becaus eI'm a psychology nut, or perhaps that I analyze (or over analyze) storyline quite a bit. Whatever the case, I find this show rather interesting. I ahve to agree with someone who previously stated not being committed to it yet, but I do definitely like it. I think if they can answer the questions left at the end of the finale within the next season, it could be a decent show. And in response to someone above, watching the first ten minutes of it does not constitute as actually trying to watch the show. How can you say something is awful if you couldn't even give a full episode an hour out of your day. It's a bit more complex than some teen crap like One Tree Hill, or whatever those shows are that my peers watch. Ten minutes doesn't really sum up an entire episode. BTW, does anybody happen to know the name of that author or mystic or whatever the guy was that Dixon wrote a book on in the finale? Greatly appreciated.

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