Gave it a shot and watched somewhere into episode 3. That's where I decided this is not worth it.
The setup of the show is showing you whatever you do not want to see after reading the premise.

It's bland, boring and all over the place with way too much social commentary and a deliberate attempt at being inclusive in terms of the cast. But falls flat on the writing in the process, making any story to unfold impossible. Nothing ever happens that is of interest. This is one of the shows where the homosexuality of a character isn't something organically established but more so the center piece of that person's character and personality. Having a gay character just to have a gay character in this to appear progressive and modern. Sadly, it's just a run of the mill token-gay character.

There are a few glimpses of the premise here and there sprinkled in but none of that makes any sense. The show is trying to setup a mystery after mystery to keep you watching but it never gives answers or enough information for you to hold onto until the big answers are coming. The acting is atrocius. The kids in this have no experience in acting as it seems, Taylor is terrible at it and MacKenzie is only in for the paycheck and has no charisma on screen. Not to forget there's no chemistry between Taylor and MacKenzie at all. The attempts at humour are cringeworthy.

Nothing in this show fits.