All your zillennial and millennial friends, now adults with car insurance and vigorous SPF routines, have been watching cozy, faintly dissociative teen dramas in order to forget their troubles. Unlike the glossy, slightly throwback unrealness of shows like Off Campus and The Summer I Turned Pretty—which have their own appeal—Sterling Point exists in a more authentic space. There are moments, when the camera lingers on their wet-slick faces, no sound but the lapping of the lake, in which Sterling Point reminds me more of a coming-of-age indie movie from the early aughts than of the recent crop of teen dramas. “Great teen dramas are just great dramas magnified by the lens of coming of age,” co-creators Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage (of The O.C. The best teen dramas capture this feeling.”