I was umming/aw-ring this for weeks, thinking to myself , 'Oh this will be another teen drama'. To my pleasant surprise I became hooked. It became clear within the first episode that there was so much more the plot can and does dive into. You were left teething to know more.

As the episodes played and the stories unravelled, you get a real sense of how Hannah sadly became a target by the unknowingly teens and once friends. More and more piles on Hannahs world, and with the increase of stress, smaller issues became a big deal because of her state of mind.

This series is a great representation of how you really don't know someones state of mind, how when someone says, 'i've had a bad day' you've no idea how bad. Maybe they lost their favourite jumper or maybe their parent dies, cats run-over and they break a leg. It doesn't matter how trivial something is to you such as a petty name call, it could mean the world ends for the person you're targeting, you could be just the tip of that iceberg.

There is some superb acting. Dylan Minnette (Clay) for e.g was very mature and I felt his pain on screen. This goes again to Christian Navarro (Tony) who in his own right had his own story, but the film stuck with Hannahs storyline, which was a good move.

Directing was solid, some good song choices and some well filmed scenes, let's say, they felt 'gritty' and 'raw' which emphasised the realism.

Overall, an excellent Netflix series, on par with Stranger Things.