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The twins’ points of view. Unlike the source material though the episodes of the series are also punctuated by other points of view like Smulders’ Simone the twins’ mom. Smulders emanates a warmth here but she also gives Simone an edge — she knows better than to tell her daughters they can’t go to a house party but she will pick them up by midnight. When her teen kids meet Simone with salty attitudes or snide remarks she doesn’t miss a step giving them some snark of her own. From left: Kyle Bornheimer and Cobie Smulders in High School.


Photo Courtesy: Michelle FayeAmazon FreeveeMost of all it’s great to Germany WhatsApp Number Data see a fully fleshed out parent in a young-adult series. We don’t get that very often parents are obstacles or just part of the logistics but they’re rarely treated as people. Maybe that’s just part of being a kid — you don’t think much about your parents’ inner lives because your own consumes you — but it’s refreshing to see a more nuanced approach here. Much like Clea DuVall’s The Intervention High School has a definitively indie feel. And that’s what makes it stand out. Unlike the other sleek-yet-gritty.





YA shows that populate our screens so often these days this one takes its grunge influences seriously translating them to an aesthetic and an approach.While High School is technically an origin story for Tegan and Sara it’s also so much more. When the show begins the twins are at odds Sara has grown closer to a mutual friend — the two are discovering their queerness together — and in doing so pushed Tegan away. The closer Tegan clings to what they once had as kids the more Sara pushes her away. Tegan and Sara perform during the Meadows Music and Arts Festival at Citi Field on September 15 2017 in New York City. Photo Courtesy.