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A group of teenage girls decide to get pregnant at the same time for a variety of reasons in the TV movie loosely based on a 2008 article in Time Magazine.

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Wall Street JournalDorothy Rabinowitz

Program disputes aren't what fires this drama's energies—the credit belongs to a sharp script (Pamela Davis) and characters who come roaring to life in surprising ways.

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VarietyBrian Lowry

Credit Lifetime with an earnest attempt to tackle an important issue, down to the obligatory public-service announcement and outreach campaign. Any resemblance between this and a fully realized movie, however, is purely coincidental.

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Boston GlobeMatthew Gilbert

This could have been a movie about how the pact theory found irresistible momentum in the media, or about the bonds between pregnant teens, or about a conservative mother’s shame when her daughter gets pregnant. Instead, it’s a mishmash of facts, misinformation, and bland storytelling, one that fails both as truth and as fiction.

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Boston HeraldMark A. Perigard

The telefilm never pinpoints a motive for the girls’ behavior, so it casts about, laying blame at peer pressure, a poverty of imagination, working-class desperation and even Jamie Lynn Spears’ pregnancy, hoping one will stick. It’s blather.

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