H2O: Just Add Water: The Complete Season 1

Fans of the Nick Teen #1 rated series, H20: Just Add Water will flip to discover the entire three seasons in their Easter baskets! Flatiron Film Company has just released (March 5, 2013) onto DVD. Each season is released onto a collectible 4-disc set, which includes 13 episodes plus bonus cast photos that fans will love.

I am new to H2O: Just Add Water (it is rated TV-Y7), so if you are like me, here is the synopsis of the show and the DVD collections of the first 3 seasons, taken from the press release I received:

Emma (Claire Holt), Cleo (Phoebe Tonkin) and Rikki (Cariba Heine) are sixteen-year-old girls growing up on the beautiful beaches of the Gold Coast.  For our heroines, life revolves around clothes, the beach and boys – with school as a minor distraction. When they’re accidentally stranded at sea and land on the mysterious Mako Island, they find themselves exploring the eerie, jungle-covered island before becoming trapped in an ancient cavern beneath a volcano.  As they swim to safety through an underwater channel, the light from a full moon creates a mysterious glow in the water.  After they return to the mainland, however, they discover they’ve undergone a transformation that will change their lives in magical ways.

 

In H20: JUST ADD WATER: THE COMPLETE SEASON ONE, the girls enlist the help of Cleo's friend, Lewis McCartney (Angus McLaren), who attempts to discover the secret behind their transformations.  When local bad boy Zane Bennett (Burgess Abernethy) is rescued from a sinking boat by Emma, he sees “something” under the water and embarks on a hunt for the mysterious creature lurking out at sea. When new girl Charlotte (Brittany Burnes), crashes the scene in THE COMPLETE SEASON TWO, everything changes -- she’s ambitious, determined, and wants to become a mermaid herself.  And, in THE COMPLETE SEASON THREE, Cleo and Rikki face their last year of high school without Emma, who’s gone overseas and a new girl, Bella (Indiana Evans), is revealed as a mermaid from the sea caves of Ireland.

A 26-episode spin off of the H20: Just Add Water series called Secret of Mako Island, will premiere this year.

I watched H2O: Just Add Water: The Complete Season 1 and I can see why it is such a hit. I liked that, while it addressed many of the issues teens may deal with, plus some fantasy drama, it stays clean--no foul language, violence, drinking and nothing more than a bit of flirting. My nieces haven't caught this series yet, but I can guarantee they are really going to enjoy the story lines.

Thank you to H2O for my sample used in this review, opinions are honest, review by Michelle.

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