From 'Never Have I Ever' to 'Surviving Summer': 6 best teen shows on Netflix to relive your high school days

Explore 6 Netflix teen shows that capture the rollercoaster ride of teen life
From 'Never Have I Ever' to 'Surviving Summer', here are the 6 best teen shows to relive high school
From 'Never Have I Ever' to 'Surviving Summer', here are the 6 best teen shows to relive high school

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: High school hallways aren't just about lockers and lunch lines – they're breeding grounds for epic drama, hilarious mishaps, and friendships that last a lifetime.

Craving a binge-worthy escape that captures the rollercoaster ride of teen life?

Netflix has you covered! From laugh-out-loud mysteries to tear-jerking coming-of-age stories, this list serves up six must-watch shows that will transport you back to the exciting (and sometimes awkward) world of high school.

So, grab your popcorn, dim the lights, and get ready to dive into these captivating tales!

American Vandal (2017-2018)

Tyler Alvarez, Jimmy Tatro, and Lou Wilson in American Vandal (2017)
Tyler Alvarez, Jimmy Tatro, and Lou Wilson in  a still from 'American Vandal' (@Netflix)

Forget your typical detective shows. 'American Vandal' takes a hilarious mockumentary approach to a high school mystery – who drew the infamous 'd***s' on faculty cars.

Aspiring filmmaker Peter Maldonado tackles the case with interviews, reenactments, and forensic analysis of… well, you get the idea. With the witty humor, unexpected twists, and a healthy dose of 'Who did it?' suspense it is a must-watch teen drama.

Everything Now (2023)

Sophie Wilde in Everything Now (2023)
Sophie Wilde in a still from 'Everything Now' (@Netflix)

This heartwarming dramedy delves into the challenges and triumphs of Mia, a teenager navigating life after overcoming anorexia.

With a talented cast and witty script, 'Everything Now' tackles sensitive topics with intelligence and humor, offering a refreshing perspective on self-acceptance, friendship, and finding your place in the world.

Think 'Never Have I Ever' meets 'Atypical' with a touch of real-life struggles and relatable characters.

Get Even (2020)

Jessica as Olivia in Get Even (2020)
Jessica as Olivia in  a still from 'Get Even' (@Netflix)

Ready for an empowering story with a thrilling edge? Buckle up for 'Get Even,' where a group of fed-up girls take matters into their own hands.

They form a secret club to expose and punish the bullies who torment them, using their wit and courage to fight back. Expect strong female leads, a fast-paced plot, and a satisfying dose of girl power with a twist of vigilante justice.

Never Have I Ever (2020-2023)


Maitreyi Ramakrishnan and Ramona Young in Never Have I Ever (2020)
Maitreyi Ramakrishnan and Ramona Young in  a still from 'Never Have I Ever' (@Netflix)

Narrated by the legendary John McEnroe, this coming-of-age gem 'Never Have I Ever' offers a unique perspective on teenage life through the eyes of Devi, an Indian-American girl juggling school, family, and a not-so-simple love triangle.

Expect relatable awkwardness, heartwarming moments, and a celebration of Indian-American culture, all wrapped up in a hilarious and poignant package. 

Surviving Summer (2022-2023)

Lilliana Bowrey and Sky Katz in Surviving Summer (2022)
Lilliana Bowrey and Sky Katz in a still from 'Surviving Summer' (@Netflix)

Trade in textbooks for surfboards in 'Surviving Summer,' where a rebellious city girl named Summer gets shipped off to a laid-back Australian beach town.

Expect sunshine, surfing, and of course, teenage drama as Summer clashes with the locals, falls for the breathtaking scenery, and discovers a new side of herself.

Sky Katz embodies the rebellious spirit of Summer, navigating clashes with locals and breathtaking scenery alongside Kai Lewins and Savannah La Rain in the Australian teen drama 'Surviving Summer'.

Red Rose (2022)

Natalie Blair, Amelia Clarkson, and Ashna Rabheru in Red Rose (2022)
Natalie Blair, Amelia Clarkson, and Ashna Rabheru in a still from 'Red Rose' (@Netflix)

Looking for a chilling thrill? 'Red Rose' takes a dark turn when a seemingly harmless app starts terrorizing a group of teenagers.

This 'Truth or Dare,' inspired series throws out twisted tasks and gruesome consequences, blurring the lines between reality and horror. Expect heart-pounding suspense, edge-of-your-seat twists, and a cautionary tale about the dangers of technology gone wrong.

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