One of the things that is so enjoyable about both series is the easy-going vlog-like format of its episodes. I had already mentioned it in my review for the first season, but that, alongside with the high school concept, the way the drama was shot and the acting was done makes this series quite original and fresh. It gives it character, a distinct personality.

Because, aside from that, Real:Time:Love 2 adopts the "friends to lovers" troop, gifting us with the clichéd pretend relationship that any romance lover might have a thing for. Yes, Real:Time:Love does have its plenty amount of teenage drama that one will call "clichés", but it's the format in which they're played that makes you stick around. In terms of cheesiness, I thought this one was less cheesy than the first.

I do hope the creators do think about making a 3rd series. Although this second ended neatly, making another one might give the name even a bigger popularity boost.