
STERLING POINT: SEASON ONE
Starring: Ella Rubin, Amélie Hoeferle, Jacob Whiteduck-Lavoie, Bo Bragason, Keen Ruffalo, Daniel Quinn-Toye, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Mabel Strachan, and Jay Duplass
Creator: Megan Park

PAIGE

While Sterling Point falls into some YA tropes, it at least does so with rich and witty storytelling. Creator Megan Park once again proves that her authentic voice knows how to elevate the coming-of-age genre. This series about self-discovery and grief feels like a return to form for teen dramas, with strong performances and compelling character arcs that audiences can genuinely connect to. Unlike most YA shows today that are cheesy or over-the-top, Sterling Point has real emotional weight to it. It’s an authentic series with a lot of heart, and though it may not reinvent the wheel, it's the rare YA show that feels sincere and is genuinely great.

BODE

The teen drama never really went away, but it’s seen a bit of an explosion lately, with the likes of The Summer I Turned Pretty and Off Campus being bonafide hits. Sterling Point arrives amidst that explosion, and it’s a real triumph. Creator Megan Park proves herself capable of articulating the complexities of youth with rich authenticity, and even as the show leans into expected tropes, it transcends them with plenty of wit, genuine emotional weight, and some refreshing doses of Canadiana. Its strong performances only elevate the material even more, and helps its case for being the strongest YA offering to hit the small screen in years.
