Opposite Sex (2000– )A teenager moves to Northern California with his newly-widowed father, is enrolled in Evergreen Academy and discovers that he is one of only three boys in a previously all-female school. |
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| Milo Ventimiglia | ... |
Jed Perry
(8 episodes, 2000)
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Margot Finley | ... |
Miranda Mills
(8 episodes, 2000)
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| Kyle Howard | ... |
Philip W. Steffan
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| Chris Evans | ... |
Cary Baston
(8 episodes, 2000)
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| Allison Mack | ... |
Kate Jacobs
(8 episodes, 2000)
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| Lindsey McKeon | ... |
Stella
(8 episodes, 2000)
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| Paul Fitzgerald | ... |
Beau Blodovogel
(6 episodes, 2000)
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| Garcelle Beauvais | ... |
Ms. Maya Bradley
(6 episodes, 2000)
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| Chris Hogan | ... |
Mr. Oslo
(5 episodes, 2000)
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| Chris McKenna | ... |
Rob Perry
(4 episodes, 2000)
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| Christopher Cousins | ... |
Mr. Will Perry
(4 episodes, 2000)
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A teenager moves to Northern California with his newly-widowed father, is enrolled in Evergreen Academy and discovers that he is one of only three boys in a previously all-female school.
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17 July 2000 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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I also saw this on Channel Four recently at some crazy hour. The premise seemed totally ridiculously and the first episode or two seemed stupid too. But it really did grow on you. The casting agent should be particularly praised and the actors were perhaps the best thing about this short lived series.I fell in love with Alison Mack during this series. Nevertheless the writing was funny and some of the episodes quite surreal. Indeed the depiction teenage love was very true to life and insightful. The kids were real and you could relate to them unlike the verbose annoying characters in Dawson's Creek. This series had great potential but again it was mainly the young actors who made it work.