Season 1 of 13 Reasons Why was a masterpiece of storytelling, exploring the complex and tragic reasons behind Hannah Baker's suicide.

It was a powerful and emotional journey that left a lasting impression on the viewers. But instead of ending on a high note, the showrunners decided to drag the story for three more seasons, diluting the original message and quality of the show.

The subsequent seasons of 13 Reasons Why were a disappointment, to say the least. They introduced new and unnecessary characters, plot twists, and controversies that did not add anything to the main story. They also failed to address the serious issues of mental health, bullying, and sexual assault in a responsible and realistic way. The show became a shadow of its former self, losing its relevance and appeal.

If you are planning to watch 13 Reasons Why, I would advise you to stop after season 1. The rest of the seasons will only ruin your experience and make you regret wasting your time. This show is a prime example of how greed and lack of creativity can ruin a good thing.

Hollywood should learn from this mistake and respect the artistic integrity of their shows. But who am I kidding, they probably won't.

So I guess we just have to appreciate the brilliance of season 1 and forget about the mess that followed. It was a beautiful firework on television that turned into a dumpster fire.

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