Good Vibes

Twelve episodes burned off in nine weeks, two a night towards the end, plus a beach party special that aired three weeks before the premiere.

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Where to start with Good Vibes

Twelve episodes in order. Two teenagers in a fictional Southern California beach town try to get through high school, and the show is far more interested in the town than in either of them.

  1. 1
    The whole run, twelve episodes Good Vibes

    27 October to 29 December 2011. Watch by episode number rather than by date, because three of the nights carried two episodes and the sources do not entirely agree on which ones.

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    The Beach Party Begins Good Vibes: The Beach Party Begins

    Optional, and it aired first, but it is a launch special rather than an opening chapter. It reads better after the show than before it.

Then what? MTV cancelled the series on 24 February 2012 after talks about saving it. It is purchase only now, on the major digital storefronts, and a Region 1 DVD of all twelve episodes exists.

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The series

  • Good Vibes 2011, 1 season, 12 episodes

Alongside it

  • Good Vibes: The Beach Party Begins 2011

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