The acting was good. Some of the actors were even newbies, and they still did well. Fluke really did so amazingly. The kisses were so nice, especially Paper and Sky's first kiss. I mean, the tension was palpable in that scene where they were drinking and having fun. Also, even though, Paper did get a little overwhelmed, he wasn't nasty about it.

By the end, I was still confused about the beginning of the series. I don't know if I wasn't paying enough attention or they really didn't explain it further. It did seem a little rushed near the end. I'm not sure what happened, but I know there were supposed to be eight episodes, not six. Maybe two more episodes would have added some clarity.

The bullying part was a little odd. Was I supposed to believe that the headmaster really felt it was appropriate to lecture Arthur about his wrongdoings at prom? I also found it hard to believe Arthur would change his ways that easily. Like, are we just going to forget that Arthur physically abused Jeno, to the point of him being scared of getting into a new relationship? Don't get me wrong. I liked that he took time to reflect and regret. It just didn't feel realistic.

Near and M were not meant to be. Near had more chemistry with that one customer, to be honest. M was a little creepy. Don't trick someone into dating you. Also, when Near found out about the whole thing, he just kept apologizing instead of explaining. It's safe to say they didn't have to be a part of this series.

I was happy to see Mawin and Run being together in a more serious matter. Their relationship in Tharntype was ridiculous. This was much more wholesome. Chris was a little much at times, but at least he truly cared about Jeno. Also, they finally had their first kiss! It was better than I had feared. A lot better, actually.

Lastly, there were no homophobic parents. That's always a plus.