Huge

This coming-of-age drama series follows the lives of four teenage girls at a summer weight-loss camp called Camp Hope. The show explores their struggles with body image, eating disorders, friendships, and family issues as they navigate the challenges of adolescence and self-acceptance. Each girl brings her unique background and personal demons to camp, hoping to find a healthier relationship with food and themselves.

Huge received a mixed to positive reception, with critics often praising its sensitive and realistic portrayal of teenage body image issues and eating disorders. While some found the pacing uneven, the performances, particularly from the young cast, were frequently highlighted as a strong point. The show was commended for tackling difficult subject matter with nuance, though its audience was somewhat limited.

• Praised for its honest and empathetic exploration of body image and eating disorders among teenagers.
• Acknowledged for strong performances from its young ensemble cast.
• Some noted that the show occasionally struggled with pacing and narrative momentum.

Google audience: Audience reviews are sparse, but those available generally appreciated the show's attempt to address complex issues surrounding weight and self-esteem in a relatable manner, often finding the characters and their struggles authentic.

The series was inspired by the memoir 'Huge' by Sasha Margolis, who also served as a consultant for the show.