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I figured since it’s Friday, and on Fridays you tell the truth (because you’ve already sloshed down some pre-weekend booze), I’m finally going to come clean.

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                    [AuthorName] => Margarita  Buenaventura
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Honestly, we didn’t need another truthful teen show. After the juvenile unease we got from Skins and MTV’s redundant—and cancelled—U.S. version, the last thing television needed was more kids having sex, doing drugs, and spewing cultural reference-laden bon mots.
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The art of the blog

By Margarita Buenaventura | October 4, 2013 - 12:00am

I figured since it’s Friday, and on Fridays you tell the truth (because you’ve already sloshed down some pre-weekend booze), I’m finally going to come clean.

Young Star

When a twentysomething gives a teen show a chance-and likes it

By Paolo Lorenzana | August 3, 2012 - 12:00am

Honestly, we didn’t need another truthful teen show. After the juvenile unease we got from Skins and MTV’s redundant—and cancelled—U.S. version, the last thing television needed was more kids...

Young Star