From episode 1, I knew that this show was going to be about high school bulling, but I hadn't a clue how powerful and realistic the show was as I got further on. The show makes you realize that everyone is truly human. I highly recommend it, but it does contain disturbing and distressing scenes.

New Review - Season 2: Now that I have completed season 2, I have compared both seasons and must admit that this season is a much better seasons. Season 1 was mainly focused on Hannah and the people who hurt her, but we see in season 2 how Hannah's trial is affecting everyone. It seems a bit jarring and sad how one persons death has had an impact on sooo many people's lives. Season 2 focuses on characters we used to hate but now find new love and connections for, particularly Justin, who started the show as your average Jock/bully. He and Zack are one of a dozen characters who have changed since season 1. We got to see more into Hannah's personal life and people might end up having slightly different feelings towards her, yet still sympathize for her. Clay will always be Clay and the other characters are all pretty great. Yea, I think people should watch this show. Alot of people say that this show is an unhealthy glamorized documentary about teen mental issue and I half agree on that. The idea on getting revenge on people who bullied you, hurt you or, for some reason liked you but never admitted their feelings to you> And then making 13 tapes to those people and committing suicide doesn't really give the message in a healthy way. But that doesn't mean that people should watch it. I believe that there should be two types of people who can watch it. Those who will just see the show as entertainment and those who see the show with deeper meanings and want to find some sort of comfort from these bad events in the show. i do and don't recommend this show at the same time, because there are young people with mental issues who could tka e these show events to a dark level, but they should see it in an effort to help those in future who are struggling.