Teenage plays bloomed in the early 2000sEspecially on the network, WB with "Gilmore Girls", "Everwood" and "Hill Tree". The writer, director and actor Steve Antin was inspired by the New England petrol station, where four teenagers worked as companions, and one of them was the daughter of the station owner. "I just thought this was the sweetest thing I've ever seen," Antin told Dailyujork daily news. This made him create "young Americans", where Healthy America collides with the privilege of the upper crust, set against the background of the Penli Lakes on Connecticut and an unusual city square.

The "Young Americans" is for an elite summer program for future Ivy League students, and was appropriately scheduled to broadcast in the summer of 2000, meeting Dawson's Creek's weather conditions while the series was on a break. It initially went to the air in the fall of 1999, before entangled in legal themes with Colombia Tristar and WB. Initially, "Young Americans" was not fully linked to the biggest teen drama at the time, "Dawson's Creek", which hit the hearts of teen audiences with a passionate triangleb Writer "Scream" and "Hide 2" Kevin Williamson. To generate interest and excitement in the new show, writers used a synergy strategy by inserting the main character of "Young Americans" into "Dawson's" - a decision boasting creator Steve Antin Diversity:

"It is incredibly influential to be tied to a show as a" creek of Dawson ", which will help teenagers discover the show and have something original to watch in the summer."

But again he retires as a spin-off of Dawson's Creek did not have to pay for "young Americans", despite these high hopes.

The main character "Young Americans", Will Krudsky, appears as a friend of Paysey in the episode of the season 3 "Stolen Kisses" of "Dawson's Creek". It helps navigate the nuclear outcome after discovering the romantic relationship of Pays and Eyoi. We find out more about Will-Jaca's background in Young Americans, which makes him fight WASP classmates at the Rauli Academy, where he is also safe than his violent father.

"Young Americans" take pieces of what works in other teen plays and fits their own unique puzzle. So much of the short -term series feels famous and comfortable, especially its aesthetic: the northeast association of "Gilmor Girls", the trembling shine of the life expectancy of "Dawson Creek". "Young Americans" focuses similarly on an acting team full of beautiful young people trying to find their identities and reconcile with class differences, and their work is attractive. There are all the features of soapy, a shocking teen drama, while at the same time drawing Shakespeare and Greek Theater in stories where Quaclin is disguised as a boy to attract her mother's attention, and the couple scout and white reveal that they are actually brothers and sisters.

You can also see the early performances of future stars like Kate Bosworth, Ian Somerhalder, Charlie Hanam and Michelle Monahan, recently seen on the third season of "White Lotus". Despite the promotion of "Dawson's Creek", which at the time attracted 4 million viewers "," Young Americans "maintained much lower viewership all summer, leading to its cancellation (through TV guide). One of the reasons that could ultimately fail, it was the tricky Coca-Cola product, which made many scenes feel more like ads built around the sale of a product than for original character development.

Unfortunately, "young Americans" are not available for streaming or DVD/Blu-ray.