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Clickbait miniseries then seeing the critics are giving it bad reviews, well I wanted to do my part in counteracting that injustice. The acting is fantastic, the story line is gratifying, even because i tend to get post show blues but i watched it all in an afternoon. i do not review shows but hearing how much everyone else was pleasantly surprised by clickbait miniseries then seeing the critics are giving it bad reviews, well i wanted to do my part in counteracting that injustice. the acting is fantastic, the story line is gratifying, even when you internally despise a character for those who enjoy watching a good mind tease, this is perfection! binge it asap before someone ruins the plot twist for you. it doesn't take long to watch this series and it is captivating and enjoyable. i didn't even look to see how many episodes there were because i tend to get post show blues but i watched it all in an afternoon. i do not review shows but hearing how much everyone else was pleasantly surprised by clickbait miniseries then seeing the critics are giving it bad reviews, well i wanted to do my part in counteracting that injustice. the acting is fantastic, the story line is gratifying, even when you internally despise a character. 5 stars my daughter recommended it. my husband and i binge watched 8 episodes over 2 nights. the twists and turns were totally engaging and the last one, a total “never even entered my mind”! great script, excellent acting, totally believable and a real commentary on the sophisticated social media world we netflix pushes its content in your face constantly, so sometimes you can’t help but click. this show is one of the better ones, but i say that hesitantly— i don’t want anyone over there to get ahead of themselves and say “let’s 13 reasons why this and stretch it to a few more unnecessary seasons”. quit while you’re ahead. good casting as far as the quality of acting, though not as diverse as it could be; diversity meter 77%. i think the best thing about this was the separation of the stories: you have this whole— guy kidnapped, and a video goes viral saying he’ll be killed if so and so— then you have a new character as the focus of each episode in their relation to that story. the divvying up is pretty unique, and i think that’s what allows the show to be so captivating: this is a story that we’ve all heard before (many times), but it was scripted in a new way. because the material itself isn’t new, and just the way it’s presented to the viewer, i kind of lost interest, picked it back up, lost it again, etc. over the course of a few days. i’m not sure what other people are talking about with a “twist.” to me there was nothing that made me say “wow! how?!” it kind of was also… like, get to it already. maybe if each episode was 20 minutes instead of an hour. i felt a lot of the elements for every episode except the brother could have been eliminated as they were more fluff than substance; like sending a page long text when an emoji would do. anyway, netflix usually has flops or, good things that they somehow manage to ruin (13 reasons why should have stuck with one season; they ruined you; lifetime did it better; etc.) but this isn’t one. love the score. again, we could use a n