irving and burt just ruined my entire life, nobody talk to me.

ykw maybe lumon is in the right for forbidding office romance because everyone’s in a soul crushing situationship rn

“i’ve just got… life stuff” mark u r so real for that

One thing Milchick will do is eat up every dialogue he gets. But honestly this felt like a fucking horror episode in disguise. Irving and Burt, Dylan and Gretchen, Helly and you know who, Mark and Cobel. Omg what a thrill, that ending too holy shit 😭.

I'm crying they actually pick Miss Huang up from the Lumon school bus 😭

top tier television, which i wouldnt think i'd be saying about a netflix original. baby reindeer was good as well tbf but not top tier for me now that i look back on it. this is genuinely some insane shit and i think its so good that this was made. incel culture, misogyny, etc is such a huge issue r

The most compelling acting I’ve seen so far. This is a necessary show that is a PSA and should win somebody an oscar. Adolescence tackles the lack of positive role models for young boys, incels, and after watching parents might actually talk to their kids and ponder before they get them a phone. We

“i should’ve done better” that broke me

A searing dissection of how society, amplified and incited by social media, has shaped and indoctrinated an entire generation of young men—telling them how they should act, how they can and should act around women, and what they are entitled to from women. Adolescence not only subverts the tired UK

This was an important piece of work with incredible performances. Sadly, with media literacy being so low these days, I think a lot of people will miss its message. The way the story is told isn't as important as what it's actually trying to say. Many will go into this expecting a typical crime dra

"sorry son, I should have done better" Everything about this was superb. Everything. Very deserving of all the talk Anyone else terrified for today's kids though

only show ever to make a 7 minute car ride scene entertaining. probably only show ever to have a 7 minute car ride scene damn that final scene hit

I'm devastated, heartbroken, shattered after this final episode. At first I was like "this can't be it. It can't just end here." Until I realized this was the perfect ending. It wasn't about closure in a trial. It was never about giving easy answers. It was about the family coming to terms with the

wow, unreal man. this show is genuinely too good, netflix need to stick to miniseries because they knocked it out of the park with both this and baby reindeer. i doubt this is gonna get the coverage baby reindeer got but man does it deserve it this kid is fucking terrifying and its only made scarie

if he wanted that hot chocolate he shouldn’t have thrown it

This episode was the most edge of the seat, breath holdingest thing ive watched this year. The acting by Erin Doherty and Owen Cooper man holy shit. One moment they’re having great back and forth. Jamie’s charismatic and at the drop of a hat he fires off at her. I feel so bad for Briony sitting in t

Mind you this kid has never acted before this show

I didn't even know baby incels were a thing but here we are Amazing episode

This episode was incredible! I literally jumped when he roared towards the end. Absolutely insane acting. The part that particularly struck me was towards the end when he starts talking about how he didn't touch her but could have. It's a closeup of the psychologist and the acting is just superb. T

when they put INTRODUCING OWEN COOPER on that poster, they weren't fucking around.

“i could have touched any part of her body.” every single woman, on some level, will relate to erin doherty’s performance in this ep. the whole time, you can see that she’s sad for jamie, heartbroken for katie, devastated that jamie’s mind has been brainwashed so severely, and concerned that he mi

This episode reminded me just how awful schools are becoming and they're so much worse now. The actor for the DI is so good, very impressed

Heartbreaking stuff, the performances in this are brilliant but the child performances are on another level, incredibly well directed. While I really like the topic of toxic masculinity and I love the fact it’s being highlighted, I did think it was a little corny naming Andrew Tate, I do agree with