The new trend of teen shows tackling tough issues has been a delight to watch. This show reminded me quite a bit of an English version of Euphoria. The main character, Mia, works on socializing back into her friend group and trying to pick up where she left off before her leave for anorexia treatment. Mia, as a character, although may come off quite annoying at times, is a complex character who does not win or lose against the inner battles she is facing. The dynamics between her and other characters feel real and develop in a way that benefits and alters the development of the entire cast, as opposed to only Mia. I am excited to see how they progress and hope that it does not fizzle out and become a shelf sitter as it has a lot of potential to morph into something we all have been waiting to be done correctly.
Review of Everything Now
