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

prior to this episode, i knew very little about andrew tate and his influence on young men… ignorance really is bliss. this episode was bleak, and made me feel desperately sad for kids growing up today, being influenced by the darkest parts of social media and disgusting ideologies like tate’s. the

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

“all kids really need is one thing that makes them feel okay about themselves, that’s it”

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

so chaotic it felt like i was in that school with them

uk schools are hell holy fuck how do teachers do it i feel so awful for jade man, this shit is so tough to watch but its real asf

An hour long one shot scene of kids being horrid (almost unbearable)

This episode wasn’t as good as the last one in my opinion. However, this was purely realistic, thanks again to the one shot making. This really felt like a true day at school; fire alarms, useless classes, drama, bullying. Yep, this was realistic to me. Emojis truly is another language of the Alpha

Shit I text my mum purple hearts all the time...

andrew twats

such an accurate british school

Infuriating episode lmfaoooo all these kids are cunts

Andrew Tate is on my I Will Celebrate On The Day They Die list. Fuck him

I am in awe of the cinematography of this show. So many amazing tricks. The logistics to be able to film this all with children, and the variety of shots. I can't believe they threw in a drone transition at the end. To hold such consistent pacing flawlessly is incredible.

The camerawork, incredible, the acting especially from a 14 year old from no acting schools etc. I mean, bravo. The plot as well is great, I love these small realistic shows.

U telling me this was one shot mate??

i love the way this is shot

god, what an episode that was... long sequence shot it gave the feeling of being there watching everything up close

I wish more British TV was like this, we have a lot of crime dramas made but this took a familiar topic and upped the tension to the absolute max with its one shot take for the entire episode, putting us in multiple characters shoes giving us different perspectives while also showing the emotional d

this receptionist and his fucking corn flakes

𝑰𝒕'𝒔 𝒐𝒌𝒂𝒚 𝒕𝒐 𝒃𝒆 𝒔𝒉𝒐𝒄𝒌𝒆𝒅, 𝒊𝒕'𝒔 𝒐𝒌𝒂𝒚 𝒕𝒐 𝒃𝒆 𝒉𝒖𝒎𝒂𝒏. This first episode was sincerely impressive, might be the best miniseries’ pilot I’ve ever watched. I’ve watched the trailer of Adolescence on the day it aired, few days ago, and already thought this could be an

damn bitch that was all one shot ????