IslandGuru Who payed the critics

PlatinumRead Just so...so bad

Solidrariol Am I Missing Something?

Payno I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

faiz_far_east I don't understand why people like this drama. I mean this is like an awful drama that i'd ever seen. No one say "like" for a billion times. They always say ..... like ...... like......like! Our ears will always remember the word like! i hate this drama. it doesn't make any sense! I would never want to see this drama again. It just make our teenage people have dirty thinking! The drama told us nothing! No message, no moral values! I can't see anything good in this drama! The girls were playing as dirty girls are so "new"! They don't know how to act properly! And again, always say "like" for a billion time more like trillion! Giving this drama a 1/10 is so not right! I mean literally if there is, I could give this drama a 0.000001 out of 10! I really mean it literally. Or much more less than that!!!! What kind of a drama and actors!

ckld07 This show is funny because you pretty much see your own life, even though you are not as rich as the characters are. Even though the "reality-ness" of the show is uncertain, it does not really matter, because, hello!!, it's just a show. It's so funny how many people, who seem to have experienced a lot of rejection during high school, and even until today lol sorry, get annoyed with the show. I mean, fine, the show is fake and just shows lives of seemed to be spoiled rich kids. But I think, the lives and experiences shown in the show are not that out of this world and unvaluable. Many ordinary people experience hooking up with someone or hanging out with friends. I think what viewers have to do when and after they watch every episode is to look at the big picture and see how much fun and true it is. People tend to trap themselves inside this bubble of the stereotypical notion of hating the "rich, spoiled kids". I think it is unfair, especially when they have not really seen a whole episode of the show or even understand what every character portrays. Viewers need to think and be critical of the morals shown in the show, and not be unfair in calling this "trashy".

lindseywhite22 In Laguna Beach Season 2 there is an episode titled "Boys are Like Purses". If you are an avid Laguna "Beacher" than this is the episode where Lauren or "LC" and Jason first get cozy. The editors must have been asleep on the job because this is the first episode where they actually show underage kids drinking.If you'd like to take a look heres what I caught!Jason is sitting in the hot tub holding up a can that is clearly a beer can. In the same shot he calls Lauren over to come sit with him in the tub. The camera goes to her and in the next shot the can is replaced with a red cup. Sounds like a "goof". I'm not going to lie. This doesn't ruin my fascination with Laguna Beach, and somewhere deep down I still want to believe its real. What do you think? Also, in the newest Season, Cami is clearly smoking a cigarette at Rocky's Christmas party. Shame Shame.

KingHater This program could be an ingenious strategic weapon, were it created by terrorists to facilitate the eventual disintegration of the moral fabric of America."Laguna Beach" and its ugly sister show, "The Hills" comprise a layer of bile accumulated atop an age of media diarrhea that is severely damaging the values system of a generation of kids. The mere concept of delivering "fabricated reality" to a youth demographic before they are adequately media-literate and intellectually equipped to make such a critical distinction presents a set of truly frightening possibilities...and the fact that it's justified as mindless, harmless fun is arguably the most cynical and insidious part of it.The fallout is that we're going to see a lot of severe depression and a marked lack of ambition in the forthcoming generation, when the crushing blow of reality takes hold - a reality in which their media-fed perceptions of automatic entitlement to celebrity and wealth are challenged.Were I a parent, I would honestly consider putting a content filter on MTV so as to spare my kids the surgery-free frontal lobotomy provided by this type of content. In fact, I would sooner buy my kids subscriptions to the Spice Channel than let them watch this crap.