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"This fall, there's no new show that highlights high school hallways. Oh, teen angst, I miss you. But this does pave the way for some fun homework. Ease into the genre with a marathon of one-season wonders Freaks and Geeks and My So-Called Life (which kick-started the careers of James Franco, Jason Segal, and Claire Danes). The bursting-with-fruit-flavor goodness of these shows barely cushions the blow of their cancellation, but they are the best of the best.\n\nHave a little more time on your hands before extracurriculars start? Try two you may have missed because of misjudged subject matter. I'm just going to say this once: Friday Night Lights is not all about football, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer is not all about vampires. Shocked? Well, settle in, because you're not going to fall in love with the genius of respective showrunners Jason Katims and Joss Whedon in one episode. But both of these masterpieces will be worth your time. No course load would be complete without the classics Boy Meets World, Saved by the Bell, and Beverly Hills, 90210, but if you really want to go back to the future ... hello, eighties and nineties. Check out a young Sarah Jessica Parker in her awkward years on Square Pegs, or question the terrible fashion choices in goof-off sitcom Parker Lewis Can't Lose.\n\nWrap it up with the brilliant banter of teen gumshoe Veronica Mars (aka Kristen Bell), the most badass Nancy Drew television has ever seen. So that's it. Enjoy your assignments. You won't be tested, but you'll be much smarter after you finish them. (And apologize to your parents for me. You spent enough time outside all summer; it's time to hit the couch.)"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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