It’s a double-gut punch of a graphic rape scene and an unrealistically handled school-shooting scenario. Clay (Dylan Minnette) intercepts him and talks him down from carrying out a school shooting. He later shows up to the school dance with a gun. And it pushes Tyler, who has already had a rough year, over the edge.
Here’s what has parents up in arms.Īt the end of the season, bully Montgomery de la Cruz (Timothy Granaderos) and his fellow jock friends attack the troubled Tyler Down (Devin Druid) in the bathroom and sodomize him with the handle of a janitor’s mop. Season 2 has a storyline that’s at least as jarring as the original (Season 1 depicted the aftermath of the suicide of teenager Hannah Baker, played by Katherine Langford) - and viewers are almost as outraged. For example, each episode now begins with a sensitive-content warning video, telling viewers to seek help if they’re triggered.īut content-wise, not much has changed. Some schools even sent letters home, warning parents about what their children were watching.įor the series’ second season, now streaming on Netflix, showrunners have taken some measures to address their concerns. Parent organizations around the country issued statements sharing their concerns. In 2017, teen drama “13 Reasons Why” sparked controversy for its graphic depictions of suicide and sexual assault. '13 Reasons Why' to end with Season 4 - and no more suicide 'Stranger Things' helps lead Netflix stock surgeĮven without suicide, '13 Reasons Why' is still ridiculous
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