‘13 Reasons Why’ News: Critics Point Out Where Selena Gomez’s Series Went Wrong [STREAM]

By Staff Writer (staff@mstarsnews.com) | Apr 21, 2017 07:00 AM EDT

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When "13 Reasons Why" debuted on Netflix late last month, fans showered the new series with support. Since it was produced by Selena Gomez, more viewers were interested in the series. However, it has now received extremely mixed reviews from critics.

While "13 Reasons Why" is a hit among viewers, some critics find it disturbing and upsetting as a whole. The National Youth Mental Health Foundation headspace has issued a warning for viewers across the globe. This is because some parents and young people in Australia believe the content of the series is distressing.

According to Junkee, National Manager of headspace School Support Kristen Douglas referred to "13 Reasons Why" as "irresponsible." Douglas pointed out that the show is suggesting that teenagers can achieve "resolution" through suicide.

Douglas further explained that "13 Reasons Why" was distressing to some students and young people who watched the show. They contacted the office to reveal their thoughts about the show. Douglas and some critics believe that Selena Gomez's series is not encouraging depressed and bullied teens to get help.

Meanwhile, Jaclyn Grimm published her thoughts on "13 Reasons Why" on U.S.A Today. Grimm noted that Hannah Baker gained popularity through suicide and for her, it is a "dangerous" message to send to teens. Aside from this problem, Grimm pointed out that the show is also encouraging the blame of people around the person who committed suicide.

As for the ongoing debate about the shooting of Alex in "13 Reasons Why," Buzz Feed noted that there were signs suggesting Alex really tried to kill himself. Some fans believe it was Tyler the photographer who shoot Alex. However, Alex cleaned his room before the shooting took place. Hannah did the same.

"13 Reasons Why" is now available for streaming on Netflix. Stream episodes here and stay tuned for more updates on the controversial series.

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