The story has a good premise, it will easily appeal to younger viewers and parents, and while it seems to drag in several cases with repeatable and predictable themes, it renders a positive sum. The acting is not stellar but generally good, the direction quite smooth and while the production and photography aren't going to feel Blockbuster level, they are at a decent level of quality. The story is about what every teenager goes through in high school at the darkest versions of it, and especially the female experience of it, during dramatic physical abuse. It does not get a Nobel prize in psychotherapy, and it several cases it does seem unfair to certain characters but ultimately it admits nobody is perfect.