At first, I found the show charming. Then as the later seasons came I realized that nothing really interesting was happening. The characters became dull and the acting also lost something. Some episodes didn't even focus on what I THOUGHT was the main focus; tennis. I know, I know, just because tennis is an important part of the show doesn't mean it has to be in every episode, but still. I started to feel like they were straying away from everything in order to create new plot lines that would usually only last three seconds. Like I said before; the story just got dull. It was just the same people with the same problems. There was little character development (since the plane crash) and eventually Laurence Laboeuf's acting started getting on my nerves (her narratives were quite dry).If you really need something to watch and there is nothing on TV aside from 15 Love, watch it. Under any other circumstances, you might as well skip it.

I was laying in bed one night and was flipping around some channels. I then came to YTV and 15/Love. Strangely enough, being a lover of tennis and writing and a teen myself, this show never really appealed to me before. In all honesty, the one thing or rather, person that caught my attention was Cody(Laurence LeBoef)and I experienced my first attraction to a T.V star. But as I began to watch it more and more, I really grew an appreciation to the show. Although I find that the relationships in the show, except for Cody and Squib, are all shortlived and one-shot, the teens experience a lot of things teens nowadays feel: Competition, respect for you friends and falling in love. Quite personally, to round this off, I say move over O.C., take a hike Dawson's Creek. Teen comedy and drama, thy name is 15/Love.

I actually got started when a friend sent me to play the games on the website www.15love.tv, but then I checked out the behind the scenes stuff and the trailers and thought it might be worth it to give the show a shot. The characters are pretty stereotyped but that's what makes for good comedy and they have just enough depth to provide some good drama from time to time. New characters are being introduced, in part because 2 of them died (and to whoever said the official site should have a tribute, they DO) but also because 2 others are leaving. The pace is fast and the show really jumps at you, so if like me you want some off-time after a long Monday, the show's perfect.

One night, bored and alone in my house, I was flipping through the channels and I stumbled across this show. I was expecting one of those classic overly cheesy (and generally bad) YTV shows that that station simply must be infamous for by now. Instead, what I found was a rather interesting, and of course, overly cheesy YTV show. But I ended up being really drawn to the characters. This is not just my random attraction to Squib talking either. I have actual emotions invested into this show, and frankly, that's always a good thing. Without a doubt, the saddest moment in 15/love history is the death of Meghan and Sebastien. This two part episode occurred because the actors portraying them actually passed on in real life. Them being my age adds an extra feeling of sadness. None the less, the show is well done, and if they must replace these two amazing people with anyone, I'm glad they replaced them with Tannis and Cameron. (No matter how much I loved Meghan and Sebastien, and desperately wished for the romance between the two to finally take off...)