After a teenage girl's perplexing suicide, a classmate receives a series of tapes that unravel the mystery of her tragic choice.
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Network:
Netflix
Genre:
Young Adult
Netflix
Genre:
Young Adult
Crime Drama/Mystery
Rating:
TV-MA
Created by:
Created by:
Brian Yorkey
Series based on:
Series based on:
Thirteen Reasons Why
Based on the Novel Written by:
Based on the Novel Written by:
Cast:
Dylan Minnette – Clay Jensen
Katherine Langford – Hannah Baker
Christian Navarro - Tony
Brandon Flynn – Justin
Jutsin Prentice - Bryce
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Episode 5: "Tape 3, Side A"
Hannah and Clay connect at the school dance, but a crass rumor ruins the mood. Clay takes Courtney to visit Hannah’s grave.
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My Thoughts
Note: This review contains spoilers
“It’s always the quiet ones.”
I guess you can say that; after all, it’s not like Clay is having a normal day (or days) anyway. 13 Reasons Why needs major viewer discretion warnings, as Clay forces Courtney to face the reality of her actions. Hannah is dead and she is one of the reasons why. This series doesn’t hold anything back and discusses real problems that these teenagers face: depression, bullying, sexual assault, and sexuality. There are victims and criminals. But in some scenes, I wonder if this is how people really talked behind my back when I went to high school. Drunk or sober, younglings are savage little monsters. Sometimes they mean to hurt others and others they just want to save their own skin… which usually ends up hurting someone else.
If I haven’t expressed it before, I enjoy Christian Navarro’s part as Tony. He seems so much like an elder brother and acts one of the more mature high schoolers. If it weren’t for Tony, I don’t think Clay would be able to continue with the tapes, even if it is for Hannah.
The suspense is killer and I want to know what the recordings will say next.
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