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Bittersweet and beautifully performed, Looking For Alaska is the rare adaptation that deviates from its source material only to find something even better. Read critic reviews
Looking for Alaska (2019)
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Episodes
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1. Famous Last Words
Air date: Oct 18, 2019
Miles Halter -- seeking a more-than-minor life -- enrolls at Culver Creek Academy; on his first day, he gets a new nickname, a best friend and some enemies; he also makes a deal with Alaska Young that will change his life forever.
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2. Tell Them I Said Something ...
Air date: Oct 18, 2019
An expulsion ignites an escalating prank war with the Weekday Warriors as both sides try to discover who is "the rat" inside Culver Creek; Miles finds his future at the school at risk and his loyalty to his new friends tested.
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3. I've Never Felt Better ...
Air date: Oct 18, 2019
Alaska sets Miles up on a triple-and-a-half date that doesn't go as planned, while a fragile truce with the Weekday Warriors proves short-lived.
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4. The Nourishment Is Palatable
Air date: Oct 18, 2019
Despite his friends' warnings, Miles agrees to spend Thanksgiving with Alaska at Culver Creek, but a trip to the Colonel's home for the holiday -- designed to bring everyone together -- only leaves the group further apart.
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5. I'll Show You That It Won't Shoot
Air date: Oct 18, 2019
After the Weekday Warriors go too far, Miles, Takumi, the Colonel and Alaska decide to reunite for revenge; following a wine-soaked game of Best Day/Worst Day, new secrets are revealed and a new romance blossoms.
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6. We Are All Going
Air date: Oct 18, 2019
The Colonel faces the consequences of his actions; Miles and Alaska find themselves closer than ever.
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7. Now Comes the Mystery
Air date: Oct 18, 2019
Culver Creek grapples with a devastating tragedy; a potential clue leads to more questions.
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8. It's Very Beautiful Over There
Air date: Oct 18, 2019
The search for answers pulls the group apart -- until one final prank brings them back together.
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Critic Reviews for Looking for Alaska: Season 1
Audience Reviews for Looking for Alaska: Season 1
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An exceptional adaptation of the novel that I loved so dearly as a teen. The characters are just as I imagined while reading the book. They found the perfect cast for Alaska, Miles, The Colonel, Takumi and the rest of the unique characters. The boarding school sucks you in like you went there yourself and you can't help but feeling, crying, laughing with them. I watched it with my husband and we both cried, which never happens.
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Looking for a reason why Let's start with this-I liked this show more than I anticipated that I will. It's one of the few teen shows that paint maturity so well and yet is appropriate for teens. It explores topics of teen life so well. Charlie and Kristine portray Miles and Alaska so well with visible chemistry and you can't put your eyes off of them for one moment (especially her). Even the supporting cast is amazing. The cinematography is great, it gives 2005 vibes and sells you the story. The show opens teen topics so perfectly, all under the banner of finding a reason why. That all being said this is the major problem I have with John Green period-he loves tragedy. There was no reason to place it here but he did because...I don't know he just loves it. I don't like that. So this is maybe his best book adaptation but please sir, chill with tragic events.
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Fantastic, I can't explain why but I really liked the show. I watched it because I saw an edit of this on youtube with a music I like and I decided to go watch and now I'm buying the book as well to see if the adaption is accurate or if it is even better than the book as a saw here a few minutes ago.
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Excellent adaptation of the book
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It's an excellent series. Very well made, a good story, and very enjoyable
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though i found pudge to be unlikeable, the colonel's comedic timing stole the show, as did the pleasant soundtrack and calming visuals.
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Me encantó! Grandes actuaciones, muy entretenida y toca temas muy importantes. Dan ganas de ver mucho más. La terminé hace unos días y ya la extraño.
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I went into this series having already read the book, but when I was watching the final episodes I was in tears. This series does an amazing job at showing the characters' depth, how different people grieve, and the exuberance of high school students. On top of the writing and directing, it was incredibly performed by the cast. Definitely brings the book to justice.
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A ravishing coming of age story that will draw you in completely.
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It's Just AMAZING ! That's ALL.
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