User Reviews

I liked it a bit at the beginning of the episode, but as the episode continued the conversations between some characters felt awkward and weird. I'm not sure but you can kind of feel the pointlessness of the episode a bit.

It's been a year since the beautiful and tragic season 1, and now we are moving on to 4 months later. After the breakdown in season 1, all the characters are all sort of going back and take control of their lives when the Baker's lawsuit continues. That is why I have been raising my hopes high for season 2. It is still so amazing, thoughtful with good lines and outstanding acting performances. Wasn't enough to top season 1 but the first episode was a necessary and great setup for what's coming. I would love to see how the build up more in later episodes as some old characters hasn't come to the mix as well as new ones.

The first season was really great. The start of season 2 is good and hope the rest of the season delivers good story!

I hate to single out a specific character but Skye just doesn't fit in well as a main character, let alone Clay's significant other. I just don't buy it and there's not much chemistry between the actors or the characters. I hope the upcoming episodes show more of Justin.

This show is beyond words in terms of how moving it can be. People will complain about how much it changes as it goes on, but change is good. The characters change and grow, so the show must grow along with them. It is a masterpiece.

The director again nailed it Truly it will be remember after some years

The aftermath of the tapes has everyone on edge while strange polaroids start to show up.

I don't know where to start. There are some good things about this show and some bad things. But the most important thing, however, is that it should have just been one season. The first season ended perfectly, showed the aftermath, left just enough things open to interpretation so that it was bearable and a good ending to a show that had some pretty good episodes.

So the first problem this second season has is that it feels irrelevant. Hannahs story was told. We know everything we had to know. But now we see some more flashbacks that were not shown in the first season. Because they were A. not important enough to the story to show them then, and B. because they did not exist in the original story line of the show. This season premiere feels exactly like that. It is not bad, and it is entertaining for the most part, but it feels like an attempt to make more money since the first season was a big hit.

The second problem is that the show has a lot of awkward scenes. I don't know if its the actors, but they seem to do a fine job overall, so I do not think that this is it, but rather the writing. The writing is very exhausting at times when you attempt not to cringe at it.

Other than that, I really do not want to hate entirely on this show. Because I am positive that there will be good episodes again, as well as important messages. And I did like they had the actors give a message at the beginning of this episode that if you are dealing with mental health issues, you probably should skip this show for now and look for help. I really did enjoy that.

But I don't know. This episode just failed to grab me.

ONE OF MY BEST SERIES 13 REASON WHY ALL TIME IN MY LIFE. VERY GOOD

If you finished watching the show and are telling yourself that was incredible... you are either a really bad liar or got so invested in the first one that you decided to stay loyal. If you have never watched the show, do yourself a favor and only complete the first season.

This season was completely unnecessary, giving plotlines that were never introduced or even hinted at in the first season which to be honest feel like filler for lackluster episodes that fall tragically short from what was a groundbreaking first season. At least I thought it was groundbreaking.

There are so many issues I had trying to stomach this 1 year old leftover mayonnaise sandwich... yeah it was that bad. For instance, what was up with the constant cringy dialogue, the first episode was awfully written and the second had me skip to the fourth because I could deal with it no more. I watched the entire first season in one sitting, stayed up until 3:00am... honestly I got hooked and reeled in instantly. This second season threw back in the water... I think I'll stay there.

Do not recommend...

I didn't like the first season very much and I ended up hate watching it. But it was okay. Now, however, I've watched 2 episodes of Season 2 and I'm actually recording 13 tapes and sending them to Netflix's HQ.

Why are there new flashbacks that randomly appear to magically create new storylines? Why is the writing so poor that makes me feel bad for the actors who have to deliver the lines but still somehow got the approval to make it into the episode? Why am I cringing over virtually every scene and so many of them feel unneeded? Why do the creators of the show think that audiences are stupid and will buy everything that is thrown at them? Why is there a second season when everything had been wrapped in the first one?

Because money.

In the golden age of television, when there is too many shows to choose from, I thank the creators of 13RW for making such an implausible and bad show. That's why I give it a 2 instead of a 1, because 13RW is one less decision to worry about.

I wanted this to be better than the (mediocre at best) first season, but no. I felt like this episode was three hours long. Did they really needed to have 13 episodes? They could've done the same thing in 8 without making it feel so slow. The episode is 1 hour long, and nothing happens.

That was the worst most confusing thing I have ever seen. No storyline too many characters wtf

Two episodes in and what a let down it has been, Hopefully it gets better! First episode was all over the place. how many times do these kids wnana swear? It's like pointless.. feels like some lazy writing Should have stopped at season one