13 Reasons Why: Season 2 TV review - Aussieboyreviews
ARE THERE STILL MYSTERIES AND TAPES IN 13 REASONS WHY: SEASON 2?
In this decent second season following the book-adapted series about teenagers and suicide, expect courtroom action and heavy topics. It’s nowhere near as engaging as the first season, but it works finely.
Storyline
Five months after the tragic death of Hannah Baker as the lawsuit against Liberty goes to trial, the students start uncovering startling secrets and receive threats when they go to testify.
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TV details
Creator: Brian Yorkey
Cast: Dylan Minnette, Alisha Boe, Miles Heizer, Katherine Langford, Justin Prentice, Devin Druid, Brandon Flynn, Kate Walsh, Christian Navarro
Release Date (Australia): 18 May 2018
Episodes: The First Polaroid / Two Girls Kissing / The Drunk Slut / The Second Polaroid / The Chalk Machine / The Smile at the End of the Dock / The Third Polaroid / The Little Girl / The Missing Page / Smile, Bitches / Bryce and Chloe / The Box of Polaroids / Bye
Genre: Drama, Mystery
Country: USA
Language: English
CONTENT GUIDE (warning: May contain spoilers)
The series contains themes of suicide and references to sexual violence. The series also contains graphic depictions of sexual assault and substance abuse.
The series contains violence in the form of multiple depictions of bloody beatings, people being raped and a group of people sexually assaulting another character by forcing a mop into his rectum.
The series includes frequent use of the words “s**t” and “f**k”.
The series includes depictions of marijuana smoking and a character injecting heroin.
The series includes images of male buttocks nudity and live footage of a breast-nude woman.
The series includes sexualised imagery, verbal sexual references and scenes depicting sex and masturbation.
Aussie boy's thoughts
Despite outstanding performances, uncomfortable subject matter and teenage material, 13 Reasons Why’s second season should’ve just left the first one alone. It picks up on the cliffhangers and depicts the Liberty court case, and while it’s usually entertaining, there’s also other sequences when it can actually be quite boring and uninteresting. The cast does an even better job and the season provides more mysteries surrounding the death of Hannah Baker. It doesn’t need to continue with more seasons.
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