High School Musical: The Musical: The Series

High School Musical: The Musical: The Series

Family • TV-PG • 2019–23 • 4 Seasons

4.8

7.1

Starring

Joshua Bassett, Sofia Wylie, Julia Lester, Dara Reneé, Frankie A. Rodriguez

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Genre

Family Comedy Drama

Release Date

November 12, 2019

User Reviews

I originally started watching this because I liked HSM but I stayed because of the characters and their complex backstories/relationships.

Better than I thought it was going to be.

I love the fact that HSM movies doesnt have anything to do with this series but at the same time they do ?¿ so weird but worth the watch

Season 1 was amazing. Season 2 could have been better. Soundtracks are bangers 🤌

I enjoyed the first couple of seasons but the last ones weren’t the best.

A lot of relationship drama, but more likeable characters. The diversity is also refreshing.

I’m a theater kid and it’s nice to see a show that focuses on a high school theater community on a major streaming service

Cringe but worth the watch. Olivia Rodrigo was a main reason I wanted to watch. it’s similar to how the office is filmed.

Surprisingly entertaining. Way better than most of the source material. It’s dramatic but it’s not high stakes, so it’s a fun watch.

First episode, though it starts out just drama drama, evolves quickly into something honest and real

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4.8 – Based on 1.1k ratings

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