A Masterpiece!

In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

a film so unique, intoxicating and bizarre that it not only demands another viewing, but is also forgivable as a satirical comedy where the jokes eventually take the back seat.

It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

I loved this show when it was on. The final season (before it got canceled) was one of my favorites. Stagsey and Drew get in a lot of trouble (as always), Anya and Chris get very close, and the school trip almost got canceled. In addition, Stagsey had a crush on Bethan, which I can't blame him for, Beans comes to hate a teacher, and many more things.I loved this show because it had many hilarious plots, dramatic episodes, and teen situations that we can all relate to.I wish this show was still on, because taking this show off the air was a HUGE mistake.

I, being a naive American girl, love just about everything about the British. That's why I watched '24Seven' to begin with. What can I say? It didn't disappoint, and I love it. Love the accents, love the actors (esp. Royce Cronin), love the light, generally inconsequential storylines. The theme song (in the US) is great, too.

This show is awesome, and it may not be your average show...it does seem to be "cheaply" made but it rocks! So check it out in the-n....night time on noggin! I know, cheesy right? but hey, its THEIR slogan ~*Mary-Kate*~

This is an awesome show from England about kids at a boarding school called The Oaks. The main family is the Darwin Family of Discovery House. There are extremely funny moments and every episode ends in a cliff-hanger of drama. Anya is house parent who finds out her boyfriend (Miles) is cheating on her. The other house parent is Chris, Mile's brother, who want to be a journalist against his dad's wishes and is also in love with Anya. Then there's Tally, who's mother is a famous actress, and instead of visiting her, sends her an annual check worth a lot of money. Tally's first roommate is Bethan, a girl from Wales who has a deep secret. Their other roommate is Jax, a rebel with a cause, to get expelled. There's also Stagsy and Drew, the jokesters of Darwin Family who put washing powder in people's coffee. Finally there is Beans, musically inclined, but always effected by something. Once he was accused of having an affair with Niamh, Jax's mother and The Oak's music professor. These people have to live together, go to school and cope with life 24/7.