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Bristol Post
Entertainment
Maisie Lillywhite

Prime Video's Lovestruck High serves noughties nostalgia with a side of refreshing representation

Nostalgia is one of the most powerful emotions out there, and that's why I was so excited when I heard about Prime Video's latest drop, Lovestruck High. If you're not familiar with the reality show, which was definitely filmed through a rose-tinted lens, it's essentially the love child of Love Island and Mean Girls.

Lovestruck High follows a group of UK singles, all in their twenties, as they head back to school for a second time in an attempt to find 'The One'. For someone who usually is not interested in reality dating programmes, the main pull factor for me was the fact that Lovestruck High, the first three episodes of which were released on Wednesday, May 18, is narrated by none other than Lindsay Lohan herself.

Despite this weird yet excitable concept - noughties icon Lindsay Lohan narrating the activities of British twenty-somethings - I tried to keep my expectations low. There have been plenty of Love Island-esque shows launched in the last few years, and I have found it incredibly difficult to enjoy some of them, as many prove to be something of a cringe fest.

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