Adult dating series foursom

This racy comedy is one part friendship and three parts suggestion that to exist in high school without having sex is a recipe for mockery. It's easy to like Andie's relationship with her slightly oddball peeps -- unapologetic Dakota, introverted misfit Imogen, and Courtney, Alec's college-age girlfriend who inexplicably spends all her time at her old high school. This foursome ("not the sexual kind," as Andie says) certainly doesn't fit any mold, and for better or worse, they're Andie's lifeline as she tries to find her way through the quagmire of high school.

But Foursome spends far more time on edgier topics such as drugs, sex, and more sex than it does on anything else, and that's a major pitfall for impressionable teens who would tune in. Beyond the implications of constant references to "getting some," "hooking up," "getting play," and so on, these teens' graphic dialogue can be shocking to the uninitiated's senses, and some of the slang may even introduce new terms and phrases to viewers' vernaculars. Ultimately this series begs for parental co-watching.