Seventeen

A great show with a pretty cast. All actors did well acting and i loved how there were always tiny surprises. I really like this show, it just makes me feel very happy. I really hope for a season 2. (BTW if you care about the looks of the cast, they all look really good!)  :)

summary: mini stories of memories of a group of friends.

I also love how the show was ordered, feelings kept on changing and the story was always moving. Things were always explained in the end.
It may be hard to find, you can find it on youtube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvbnI1wqkXM (all episodes together)

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Although very brief, Seventeen's charm is its story-telling method: old high school friends meeting up again to remember the good times. It was lovely, sweet, innocent, and always enhanced with a little twist at the very end of the episodes that makes your jaw drop just a little. I absolutely adored the cast: even with such a short period, their chemistry had many sparkles, they fit so well!! They were by far one of the most charming aspects of this mini series. I'll definitely keep an eye on their next performances.

If you're looking for something to watch on a friday night, then this series is definitely a must!

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It was super cute. I love how some of these web dramas are straight to the point, not even rushed in that short amount of time and how the characters are so cute and create the perfect chemistry. Like most of the people who watched this, I fell in love with the main couple and I'd love to see the main couple playing in a full length drama. To keep this review short and minimal, I'd say go and watch it as it's literally straightforward, cutesy, fun and gives you the 100% fluff factor. It's a light watch in between any longer dramas, the cinematography is crisp and refreshing as well.

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Short, sweet, and surprisingly real

It tells a quiet, familiar story of teenagers navigating love and friendship, and it tells it well. The kind of series you finish in one sitting and then just sit with for a while.

The series nails the messiness of teen relationships without being dramatic about it. The friends-to-lovers arc feels earned, the friendship fracturing through plain old miscommunication feels painfully honest, and the lingering ache after a breakup — still missing someone even when the relationship is clearly over — is portrayed with a maturity most shows twice its runtime can't manage.

The one thing that might frustrate you — and it's intentional — is the male lead's inability to just say what he feels. The slow tragedy of watching someone hold their feelings back until it's too late is the emotional engine of the whole show. It's the trope many of us love to hate, but here it actually serves the story rather than existing for manufactured tension.

The original ending is quietly devastating and honest: life doesn't pause while you figure yourself out. By the time the male lead finally decides to fight for the relationship, she's already moved on. It's the right ending — uncomfortable, real, and true to how things actually go at that age.

The epilogue, added after audience demand, is a warmer landing — they find their way back. Sweet, yes. But it softens an ending that didn't need softening. It's not unwatchable, but it does slightly undo what made the original conclusion so memorable. Whether you prefer the closure or the sting is probably telling of where you are in life right now.

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Avec « Seventeen », nous retrouvons un mélange d’amitié et de romance, qui forme la base de cette saga, alors qu’ils se remémorent des souvenirs liés à leur adolescense. Un mini drama qui ne réinvente peut-être pas le genre et n’a rien de particulièrement marquant, mais qui reste tout de même agréable à regarder. En plus de pouvoir se regarder très rapidement, grâce à son format court.

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