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The real star is the house itself. It’s called Sussman’s Beach House in the story, and it’s the kind of house that smells like salt, sunscreen, and nostalgia. In real life, it’s in Wilmington, North Carolina, and it’s so photogenic that it probably gets more fan mail than the cast. Fun fact: The house was originally gray, but they painted it yellow for the show. Because nothing says “emotional turmoil” like a cheerful paint job.

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The soundtrack is also a character. You’ll hear Taylor Swift, Olivia Rodrigo, and a lot of indie songs that make you want to run through a field in slow motion. One episode even uses a song by the band “The National,” which is surprising because they’re usually for sad dads, not sad teenagers. But it works.

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This show is like a bag of chips: you know it’s not gourmet, but you can’t stop. The drama is so high that at one point, a character eats a sandwich and it becomes a metaphor for losing your virginity. I’m not joking. The love triangle is so intense that fans have formed literal teams—Team Conrad and Team Jeremiah—like it’s a presidential election. Except the candidates are just two guys who can’t communicate.

But here’s the twist: the show is actually about grief and growing up. Belly’s mother, Laurel, played by Jackie Chung, is dealing with the loss of her best friend, Susannah. Suddenly, the love triangle feels like a side dish to a main course of crying. You’ll laugh, you’ll cringe, and then you’ll sob when someone says “summer love.”