Created by "Nonsense" writer/director Michael Mohan And Ben York Onesons, "Everything suck!" It just lasted a season on Netflix, but arrived in the same year Sydney Sydney made waves with repetitive roles in "The Story of Maid" and "Sharp objects". And while those shows were firmly in the category of "prestige TV", this unusual, hearty 90's that first made me pay serious attention to the work of the swine. Placed in the fictional, appropriately named city of boring, Oregon, in 1996, "Everything suck!" There was a group of high school students trying to make a film as they were also moving after the messy, tricky and often painful reality of adolescence. Yahi Diallo Winston leads the cast such as Luke O'Neal, a freshman who joins the A/B club and is rapidly developing the crush of director's daughter, Soforer Kate Messner, a player of Payton Kennedy.

But there is a big problem for Luke. Kate comes to a crucial realization in her Sophora year: she is a lesbian, and has a huge crush on Emalin Adario, a younger drama Starvala Club Playing Svin. While this setting a trianglebed triangle (it's actually more like a Pentagon because two more boys Also Have huge eminal breaks) sounds like something directly from "euphoria", instead of presenting the script with the fringe, the show brings a sweet sense of celebration and pain in their emotional turmoil. It is easy to dismiss the stories of teens as "frivolous", as adults tend to forget how significant and the first life of life is to be inbidding or breaking the heart. "Everything sucked!" was perhaps too honest for the audience with irony, since the late 2010s, as it was canceled despite having excellent reviews. Unfortunately, at least the show joins the other one -season features that come to age as "my so -called life" and "Frex and Geys".

Sydney Synius acts for most of his life but "Euphoria" is undoubtedly the show he put on the map. Her role as Kasi Howard will surely consider television history as one of all time great performances in her career, but it's just because not enough people have not seen "everything stinks!" After Kate realized she was a lesbian, she developed an emalin crush. Not only that, but despite the constant flow of male attention, he threw the road, Emalin also keeps the secret that he is a queer. Since Emalin is reconciled with the truth about herself and with the young feelings she has for Kate, she is presented with a refreshing seriousness and serves as an incredible car to show her acting chops.

The show has sparked some controversy over this sub -proposal, mainly because of the real life gap among the actors. (Pins was 20, while Kennedy had only 14.) but Kennedy was constantly highlighting How secure and respected that she felt in the room, even during moments like her and the kiss on the swine screen. In the landscape where the original depictions of the Peder teen identity are still too rare, the care and gravity that entered the story of Emalin and Kate felt as important-and potential life-changing for young people who were seen as being reflected there. In many ways, "everything sucked!" is a counterpoint of shows as "euphoria". It is less lush, maybe, but with a cruel, unprotected heart that has done something special. It also introduced a whole team of young talents who deserved to blow up the way the "Stranger Things" cast. Fortunately, Pil broke out in larger projects, but the rest of the show's ensemble deserves the same level of attention and recognition.

Honestly, "everything sucked!" It was too clean for the world: full of vulnerability, warmth and honesty that is too rare on the screen these days.