Awkward.
Director:
Lauren Iungerich
An unpopular 15-year-old gains immediate, yet unwanted, popularity at her high school when the student body mistakes an accident she has for a suicide... attempt. Show More
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In the TV series Awkward. (2011–2016), an introverted and unpopular 15-year-old girl named Jenna Hamilton quickly becomes popular among her high school peers. However, her newfound popularity comes from a misunderstanding regarding an accidental incident that her classmates wrongly assume is a suicide attempt.
As the series unfolds, Jenna copes with the ongoing challenges of her teenage years, including navigating through high school, family drama, and romantic relationships. Dealing with her newfound popularity, Jenna struggles to maintain her true identity amidst the pressure to fit in and be someone she is not.
Throughout the series, Awkward. explores themes of self-discovery, friendship, and the complexities of teenage life. Jenna must learn to navigate the social dynamics of high school, all while dealing with the consequences of her initial misinterpretation. As she grows more comfortable in her own skin, Jenna starts to question the superficiality of her popular status and aims to find genuine connections.
Packed with relatable humor and emotional moments, Awkward. offers a refreshingly realistic portrayal of the ups and downs of teenage life. With its engaging characters and intriguing plotlines, this series is both entertaining and thought-provoking for viewers of all ages.
As the series unfolds, Jenna copes with the ongoing challenges of her teenage years, including navigating through high school, family drama, and romantic relationships. Dealing with her newfound popularity, Jenna struggles to maintain her true identity amidst the pressure to fit in and be someone she is not.
Throughout the series, Awkward. explores themes of self-discovery, friendship, and the complexities of teenage life. Jenna must learn to navigate the social dynamics of high school, all while dealing with the consequences of her initial misinterpretation. As she grows more comfortable in her own skin, Jenna starts to question the superficiality of her popular status and aims to find genuine connections.
Packed with relatable humor and emotional moments, Awkward. offers a refreshingly realistic portrayal of the ups and downs of teenage life. With its engaging characters and intriguing plotlines, this series is both entertaining and thought-provoking for viewers of all ages.