13 Reasons Why - Season 1 Official Thread

[Bigbigguy]

 

[jwinfield]

I felt Zack was just next up to bat after that peanut head nikka Marcus failed. Zack was most likely running game too trying to get some quick p*ssy.

I don't think so. There were a few moments that showed that Zack wasn't on the same shyt the others were.

When Marcus was with Hannah at the diner:

Zack: What's Marcus' play

Friend: If you make a girl wait an hour and she still waits for you, she's DTF?

Zack: DTF

Friend: You don't know what DTF is

Zack:

They always clowned him for being a virgin and they were hitting him with the when Hannah snapped on him. Hannah realized that too, but made him a tape because he didn't reach out after her anonymous note complaining about her life in class.

And I don't think anyone mentioned, Hannah said she saw Zack ball up her note and throw the shyt on the ground, when Zack still had it, neatly folded up.

 

[Mr210]

Yep that's the word on the street, I think it's a bad idea

 

[Lootpack]

 

[Fani Willis fan]

Yep that's the word on the street, I think it's a bad idea

But its unfinished, no charges, a disturbed kid on the lose etc.

 

[Mr210]

But its unfinished, no charges, a disturbed kid on the lose etc.

Not everything needs to be wrapped up, I liked how it ended, I will watch season 2, but I think it will take away from the greatness of season 1

 

[Tasha And]

A second season of this feels like it will be tacky, especially if Hannah continues to appear as a "character" and narrator.

If they pivot towards other social issues, like gun violence, then maybe it will work. But I don't agree that her suicide should be at the forefront of the season again.

 

[Fani Willis fan]

Not everything needs to be wrapped up, I liked how it ended, I will watch season 2, but I think it will take away from the greatness of season 1

I don't think it was that great, it didn't get very powerful until the final 2 tapes to me.
And theres more high school politics to explore

 

[verbalkint]

A second season of this feels like it will be tacky, especially if Hannah continues to appear as a "character."

If they pivot towards other social issues, like gun violence, then maybe it will work. But I don't agree that her suicide should be at the forefront of the season again.

I need to watch again but I swear there was the allusion of more tapes at some point...

 

[Kaydigi]

Just saw the last episode and I feel some type of way how that nikka Clay was talking to Antwone Fisher. It's like the series shifted all the blame on him. He couldn't have prevented her killing herself regardless of what she said. She went into that meeting with Fisher with an agenda.

Hannah was a real a$$hole and a piece of shyt. No regard whatsoever for how her parents would find her body.

That was the real tragedy in the series.... I'm still bewildered at Hannah waiting outside the door on some is he going to save me shyt .

Also Her parents weren't even that mad at her about the money. She should have saw that. Hannah could have went to them about some of the issues she was having. But her selfish ass messed up her pops inventory on razor blades and damaged her parents subfloor in the bathroom.

 

[Tasha And]

I think I was in the kitchen getting something when the money part first came up so I didn't hear the amount that she was going to use. So when I came back to sit down and she drove off with the money on top of the car, man I thought it was in the thousands. shyt triggered me, like did she just lose 10-15 stacks in savings?

shyt had me tight as if it was real life. I felt much better when later in the episode I found out it was like $700 or whatever

 

[verbalkint]

like did she just lose 10-15 stacks in savings?

Parents definitely would've been tape 12 if she lost them that many racks.

 

[Mr210]

I don't think it was that great, it didn't get very powerful until the final 2 tapes to me.
And theres more high school politics to explore

Ok that's your opinion I thought 10 out of the 13 episodes were powerful and I understand there are high school politics to explore but I think it should be left at 1 season but I will tune in mostly because of Clay

 

[Mr210]

A second season of this feels like it will be tacky, especially if Hannah continues to appear as a "character" and narrator.

If they pivot towards other social issues, like gun violence, then maybe it will work. But I don't agree that her suicide should be at the forefront of the season again.

I don't see Hannah being in season 2, it diminishes her suicide and the events of season 1

 

[Rollo Goodlove]

I just started I'm invested cuh