Bump

The series follows Oly, an ambitious and high-achieving Sydney high school student, who unexpectedly falls pregnant. Her life takes a dramatic turn as she navigates the challenges of unexpected motherhood while trying to maintain her academic goals and relationships. The show explores the complexities of teenage pregnancy, family dynamics, and the pursuit of personal aspirations.

Bump received a generally positive reception, with critics often praising its relatable characters, humorous yet poignant exploration of teenage motherhood, and strong performances, particularly from Nathalie Morris. While some noted familiar tropes, the series was widely appreciated for its honest and engaging portrayal of modern family life.

• Praised for its heartfelt and humorous take on a challenging subject.

• Nathalie Morris's performance as the overwhelmed teen mother is a standout.

• The series offers a fresh and contemporary perspective on family and unexpected life changes.

Google audience: Google users appreciate the show's realistic portrayal of teenage pregnancy and its blend of humor and drama. Many found the characters relatable and the storylines engaging, highlighting its ability to tackle serious themes with a light touch.

Nominated for an AACTA Award for Best Television Comedy Drama.

The show was originally conceived as a way to explore the experience of teenage pregnancy in a modern, non-judgmental way, inspired by the experiences of people close to the creators.