HBO is presenting this as a "groundbreaking" series. I'm not sure what is so groundbreaking about a show involving a group of teenagers without a bit of respect for adults, society, or their own parents. In the one episode I managed to sit through, the main Character, Jonah, played by Chris Lilly, was rude and disrespectful to his father as they were saying goodbye to each other. Dad got upset, but was clearly at a loss to handle the situation effectively. Jonah is the leader of a group of like-minded teenage boys. They think it's fun to make videos of themselves bullying others (made one kid eat human feces) then post them on YouTube. This is far too juvenile for any self respecting adult to enjoy, and it is a very poor example for younger people to see. This is supposed to be funny? Shame on you HBO. As soon as Game of Thrones has run its course, I will be canceling the network.
Review of Jonah from Tonga
