Scandals aside, the stars-which also include Dylan Minnette, Ross Butler, and Alisha Boe-have bid the hit series a heartfelt goodbye with a sweet behind-the-scenes video documenting some of their final moments on set.
Cast members like Langford and executive producer Selena Gomez have acknowledged the backlash while crediting the series for tackling " important issues." Last year, Netflix edited out Hannah's death scene from Season 1. Take 13 Reasons Why, Netflixs latest hot-button original series that unfolds its narrative from two distinct temporal perspectives: the first from before. The show has been criticized for romanticizing suicide or depicting it insensitively, and for including a graphic suicide scene, among others. The dark teen drama follows the passing of high school student Hannah Baker (Katherine Langford), who leaves behind mysterious tapes after she dies by suicide. "I'd be very interested to see how some of these characters do at college but I love the idea also of leaving that up to all of our imaginations and making this a four-season high school show," he said.ġ3RW, an adaptation of Jay Asher's YA novel of the same name, first premiered in 2017. This final season concludes with the leads graduating Liberty High, but sadly for 13RW fans, Yorkey shut down the idea of a college spinoff too. So certainly going into breaking story for season 4, we knew it was the end." So for a long time, the idea has been, should we be so lucky to have the opportunity, we would do four seasons of this. And it felt like bringing these characters to their graduation and to scattering to their next things felt like the logical ending point. "So when somehow high school shows become seven and eight seasons long, don't get me wrong I watch them all, but I tend to get a little suspicious of something that began as a high school show. "I'm always a little bit suspicious of high school shows that go beyond four seasons because high school is four years long," he added. Yorkey was also wary of continuing the high school-set narrative for longer than it needed to. "When you’re a part of a power family, in their eyes anyway, you’ve gotta do what you need to do to reach the top and stay on top.Katherine Langford on '13 Reasons Why' Backlash "I think is a part of who Bryce is, who Bryce’s father is and the background that he comes from," Justin Prentice, who plays Bryce, told Refinery 29. Their presence is pretty critical to the Bryce-Jessica sexual assault storyline it means we'll gain more insight into Bryce's psychology, which is huge. Deadline reports Jake Weber will play Bryce's father, and Brenda Strong will play his mother. We're meeting Bryce's parents next season. Anne Winters, Bryce Cass, Chelsea Alden, Samantha Logan, Allison Miller, Ben Lawson, and Kelli O’Hara will have supporting roles in season two.ġ2. Baker still questing for the answers of what happened to her daughter," Walsh told People magazine.ġ1. Hannah's mom (played by Kate Walsh) is still actively seeking justice for her daughter. It would be interesting to go into that."(In other words, he's probably not dying.)ġ0. People attempting to take their lives and it not happening, I'm sure that will bring a crazy set of issues. But when asked about his character's fate, all Heizer said was "That's another subject that's very rarely shown onscreen and is probably a lot more common than people think it is. "It was interesting to see similarities between Alex and Hannah because there are a lot of warning signs throughout the season," he said. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Miles Heizer (Alex) shut down the theory that Tyler shoots Alex at the end of episode 13. However, we don't know if he makes it yet. Tyler didn't shoot Alex he attempted suicide. She's an integral part of whatever the next chapter of the story is, and she's very much still at the center of it."Ĩ. "Hannah's story is still very much not finished. Netflix has confirmed that the following things will happen in 13 Reasons Why season 2: 1. "One of the things that is a fundamental element of our show is the weaving of past and the present," Yorkey told The Hollywood Reporter. Hannah Baker is still at the center of the story, even though she's not the narrator.
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