The morning after and the morning before

With a welcome change of setting (to that of a science museum and an amusement park) and pranksters on the loose, the highschool crew faces more love dilemmas: how to confess one's feelings, should fear stop us from doing it and how to avoid unwanted conversations we probably should have. Kim, Shane and Kit present various stages of teen insecurity, restlessness and awkwardness - all of which feels relatable. The show sticks with it's general lightheartedness and (correctly) avoids straying into drama or getting too serious. Again, Luke does a decent job, Mick is a little wooden while Chokun and Aston give passable performances. In the background Paul and Ken keep having fun while Pod and Papang put their characters on a course towards relationship. The show keeps its good pace and retains its momentum, which - by episode 3 - is a good sign.

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