Honestly when he did that I thought they were going to end the season with a school shooting, but then he killed himself so I'm not sure about that.

Tyler (camera stalker kid) was the one with the stock of guns. Alex (he dated Jessica early on, his dad is a cop) is the one that killed himself

This post was edited by Kayeto on Jul 24 2017 08:37pm

Yeah you're right. They went from Tyler opening the chest to the gunshot so I thought it was him but the hospital says it was Alex. Maybe Tyler shot Alex? Hmm idk.

ISO opinions: Who is the hottest chick on the series?

Jeff's mom was bangin'. Sad that she only had 1 scene. After her, then comes Zach's sister.

Zach's sister is like 13 or something.

The main girl. Hannah was it? She was really good looking imo; she should never have been casted for that role, even though she did a great acting job.

beautiful people don't commit suicide?

Beautiful people don't become ostracized in that way, in a minimally realistic highschool environment. Plus the show emphasizes that she's just cute, but not in the league of the other girls in the show (like the one who Hannah saw getting raped). It doesn't make sense if they cast such a good looking girl for that role.

This post was edited by zarkadon on Jul 25 2017 06:46am

I'm not saying you don't have a point, but beauty is subjective. In any case, i'm sure beautiful people can be ostracised in 'that way', because we all see ourselves differently and react/cope differently in situations.
The show highlights how ignorance and assumptions lead to signs being missed.

Besides, let's not forget it's a modern tv show set in a high school. The entire cast was good looking, as always.. hardly an accurate depiction of asthetic diversity in high schools.

Well, this is a point I went over about a dozen times in this thread, so I really don't want to address it again. The fact that everyone was idealistically good looking, smart and engaged overly witty dialogues/retorts for you average teenager or highschool conversation, threw me off and made me lack empathy for pretty much everyone there. For the most part I only really cared for Hannah's mom, the rest seemed awfully artificial. Especially the mexican superhero guy that has an answer for everything, he was like a parody character; completely ridiculous.

I get that it's a teenage show and all that jazz, and I'm totally ok with watching lighthearted shows where high school looks like Mount Olympus and is filled with greek gods and goddesses as well as bizarre almighty characters, but in a show like this, that tries to deliver a crude realistic message and wants to make the viewer think that this could happen in your own highschool, it doesn't work imo.