True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.

Great story, amazing characters, superb action, enthralling cinematography. Yes, this is something I am glad I spent money on.

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

This is a dark and sometimes deeply uncomfortable drama

Garish, often frustratingly hammy, but well acted and very watchable. I can forgive a lot from writing that cares about its characters, which this evidently does - a show that has heart.

The has to be one of the best TV shows I have seen with a lesbian main character. Nothing in the US comes close to comparing with this show. It is not about her coming out, it is about her relationships and odd family dynamic. I loved this show from go till the very end of season 2. I am sad that there are not shows as amazing as this one on in the US. I am blow away by the candor and honesty of the show. Can't wait to see season three and recommend the show to anyone and everyone. Sarah-Jane Potts is to die for in season 2, Sugar is the epitome of a love hate relationship, and Kim is stunning as the lead in the show. Even Kim's parents and brother are extremely enjoyable. Make sure you check this show out.This show deserves 10 stars hands down.

I thought this drama was excellent. It covered a subject that had been skirted around previously and drew in a vary of audiences. The way there are numerous plot lines taking place really keeps the program exciting and makes you eager for the next installment a week later. I was hooked on it and thought both actresses played an extremely convincing role. A teenage virgin lesbian who is in love with her best friend is a simple, yet effective plot line which is open to all possibilities and twists. All the characters binded together to make this successful drama and kept audiences in awe. Was sad to see it has ended, hopefully there will be further dramas similar to this one that can keep audiences intrigued and curious.

Am i the only bisexual/lesbian girl who feels completely let down by Sugar Rush? I think the whole series has been made into a lesbian love fest and is more about sex than it is about Kim coming to terms with her sexuality. It doesn't play much on how she actually copes with becoming a lesbian, she basically mocks it. I know from experience that it is extremely difficult knowing that you're something and having everyone else thinking you are someone different!I think the way it has been handled is completely immature. Especially when Kim's mum had an affair with the builder...I mean come on, do people honestly have mothers like that? I wish they'd have actually got some input from lesbian/bisexual girls. i now it was based on a novel but the way they portrayed the sexuality was like it was some sort of joke for people to laugh at.