Season 1 wasn't bad but season 2 is just garbage. They claim to bring awareness of suicide so people will speak up before they try to commit it. All the show does though is explain to those that are suicidal that it's worthless to speak up, that no ones is going to help them that they might as well kill them selves because if they get raped or bullied nothing will truly happen to those who hurt them. If you are suicidal do not watch this might provoke you to commit suicide. Not to mention the show is terrible watch breaking bad instead the guy all though twisted represents someone with an extremely complex personality that develops every season and all though dying is trying to make the best of his last days even though not legally haha.

But season 2 is bad especially the last episode of the series

I'm always stunned when I see a show with such a high rating, but one that has such successful low scoring reviews. Having read a few reviews I'm surprised to see people that hated the show, stuck with it, until series two's conclusion. A mystery to me.Personally I really enjoyed 13 reasons why, and far from glamourising teen suicide, I believe it showed it to be a hirrifhoact, with long reaching factors, and I believe it also showed the pressures faced by today's young generation, the pressures and expectations they feel they must live up to.Some episodes were better then others, but the high standard of storytelling and acting was maintained throughout. I think the Hannah Baker plot has now reached saturation point, so I'm relieved to see she won't appear in the third series.I must take issue with the producers for making the infamous toilet scene so graphic, that was totally unnecessary.Hopefully this show can help someone who's feeling particularly low realise that life is supremely precious.

A monumental piece of TV (only mentioning TV because most people may watch this series in this medium) that will perhaps stand the test of time on the subject of a teenager who takes her own life & the repercussions it causes in an American high school. Coming at a time when high schools & social media have become touchstones for what today's teenagers are going through where every thought, look or post can make or break one's standing in their world, 13 Reasons Why is more topical that most viewers will agree with. What could easily have played like a flaccid 'after school' special or a movie of the week becomes so much more due to the naturalistic acting, on point direction & spot on dialogue/storytelling which elevates this tale to the highest echelons of what this presentation can do when done right. Kudos to all involved & although I haven't been a teen in many a year, these 13 episodes achingly put me back there in a way I may've not experienced but I will forever understand.