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Growing Up

2011–20121 seasonLino S. Cayetano
IMDb 8.1

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Two teenagers rally their friends in a bid to raise funds for the medical expenses of their favorite teacher who was diagnosed with cancer. They soon find themselves hurdling life-changing challenges as they tread the tough road to their goal.

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Teen DramaYouth

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What is Growing Up (2011) about?

Two teenagers rally their friends in a bid to raise funds for the medical expenses of their favorite teacher who was diagnosed with cancer. They soon find themselves hurdling life-changing challenges as they tread the tough road to their goal.

Who stars in Growing Up?

Growing Up stars Kathryn Bernardo (Mikaella Dimalanta / Ella), Daniel Padilla (Peter Romnick Rivero / Patrick), Julia Montes (Samantha Magtoto / Tammy), Diego Loyzaga (Ejay Edison Rivero / Jason), Kiray Celis (Brigette Honey Gunay / Britney). The series was created by Lino S. Cayetano.

How many seasons does Growing Up have?

Growing Up has 1 seasons. There are 24 episodes in total.

Is Growing Up worth watching?

Growing Up holds an IMDb rating of 8.1/10. Fans of Drama, Comedy are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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