Orange Juice in Bishops garden

As a group of teens navigate the perilous pathways of the nineties, the internet looks on in rapt wonder. In the realm of Melrose Place meets Beverly Hills 90210, Orange Juice in Bishops garden took the formula and turned it on its head, offering characters with well-rounded personalities and a script seemingly written by human beings, instead of an endless row of monkeys on typewriters.

The show has been viewed in over 136 countries, with creator Otessa Ghadar winning a number of awards during its short two-year run. The show even garnered a strong lesbian and gay following thanks to its open-minded characters.