Netflix's promising new series is all about '90s teen angst in the time of dial-up internet — watch the trailer

• The new Netflix TV show "Everything Sucks!" is a quirky high school dramedy.
• The story follows teenagers living in a small town called Boring, Oregon in the 1990s.
• The kids in A/V Club and Drama Club collide in coming-of-age tropes like school dances.
• The first look at the show also teases a romance between two of the teenagers' parents.
• There's tons of '90s music mentioned, including Alanis Morissette and The Cranberries.
• The trailer ends with a very relatable look at what dial-up internet was like for kids and nods to one of the first-ever viral videos (the iconic 3D "Dancing Baby").
• "Everything Sucks!" season one premieres Friday, February 16.
• Watch the full first trailer below:

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