Five Points (TV series)

Five Points follows "five students at a South Side, Chicago high school who experience a life-changing event from different points of view, with each perspective being necessary to help understand the truth." ==Cast and characters==

Main • Hayley Kiyoko as Lexi Himitsu • Madison Pettis as Natasha "Tosh" Bennett • Kenton George as Stephen Elliott • Ray Cham Jr. as Cameron "CJ" Jin • Spence Moore II as Eric Harper (season 1) • Nathaniel Potvin as Wallace Marks • Jake Austin Walker as Alex Baker • Trey Curtis as Jonathan • Daniela Nieves as Ananda (season 2) Recurring • Coco Jones as Jayla • Bryan Petty as Jock • Jahking Guillory as Ronnie Martin • Moe Irvin as Frank Bennett • Noah Weisberg as Mr. Delph • Milt Kogan as Mr. Saroyan • Hilary Ward as Detective Waters • Michael Broderick as Detective Shaw • James Black as Coach Magee • Matthew Hancock as Mr. Saunders • Kelly Sullivan as Victoria "Vickie" Bennett • Jordyn James as Mimi Guest • Ani Sava as Mrs. Luisine ("And Yet Here We Are") • Matt Gottlieb as Gino ("And Yet Here We Are") • Jully Lee as Miss Kincaid ("Maybe I Like Eyeliner") • Troy Winbush as Paul Harper ("Top Of The Food Chain") • Jason Isaacs as Kenneth Himitsu ("We Started This") • Felice Heather Monteith as Barbara Baker ("Not Afraid Of Anything") ==Episodes==

Series overview Season 1 (2018) Season 2 (2019) ==Production==

Development On October 17, 2017, Facebook announced that it had given the production a series order for a first season consisting of ten episodes. The series was created by Adam Giaudrone who is set to executive produce alongside Jon Avnet, Rodrigo García, Jake Avnet, Kerry Washington, Pilar Savone, and Thomas Carter. Giaudrone is also expected to act as a writer for the series as Carter is as a director. Production companies involved with the series include Simpson Street and Indigenous Media. On January 9, 2018, Washington discussed the series at the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas saying, "What I'm thrilled about is not only the content itself — the story, the acting, how its a shot." She continued, "There are some really important coming-of-age issues that we deal with. It's the LGBT community. It's gun violence. Drug use. Bullying." On May 16, 2018, it was announced that the series would premiere on June 4, 2018. On December 13, 2018, it was announced that the series had been renewed for a second season. Casting Alongside the series order announcement, it was confirmed that Madison Pettis and Hayley Kiyoko had been cast in the series' lead female roles. Marketing On January 30, 2018, Facebook released the first promotional video for the series. On May 16, 2018, the first official trailer for the series was released. ==Reception==

Critical response In an overall positive review, Deciders Joel Keller recommended audiences stream the series saying, "Stream It, because the performances are good, the characters are well-drawn given the time constraints and the time commitment isn't that big. But don't expect a satisfying teen drama." Viewership In its first eight days of release, the first episode of the series garnered over two million views. However, from episode one to episode three, viewership reportedly went down by more than 80%, dropping to 190,000 views. ==References==