The common lament about television in the streaming age is that there are too many good series out there. The entire first season of "Sterling Point" hit Amazon on August 5, and though I've only had time to watch the first episode, I instantly fell in love with its characters, milieu, and attitude. When Annie learns she's been rejected from a summer program at the Wharton School, she has no idea what to do with herself before her senior year of high school. That changes when she learns that her grandfather has died and named her, along with her twin brother Connor (Keen Ruffalo), as the beneficiaries of a trust fund and a Canadian property called Sterling Point. Annie hightails it for Ontario, where her summer is about to get a lot more interesting.