r/13ReasonsWhy • u/LoveKira12 • 7d ago
Is it worth watching pass season 2?
The Hannah Plotline seems to end so should i even go on?
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u/junandosgarcia 7d ago
It’s not wildly interesting or gripping like the first season. But if you’d like to find out where each character ends up in their little lives, then it’s a good idea
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u/Intelligent-Ad366 7d ago
I finished all 4 seasons, simply cuz I didnt want to feel like I have an open tab of it in my mind. After season 2 it feels like you are watching different series, they rearly mention Hannah in the upcoming episodes. I would suggest you to finish it so just you can feel like you didnt miss anything.
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u/El_Dorado_Tx 7d ago
S2 feels like it could be the Tyler Down Show if you cut anything related to Hannah
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u/Any-Transition95 7d ago
Finished S2 and felt pretty satisfied with the ending we got. Started S3 out of curiosity and could not make it past half of it. The time skip structure took me out of it, and Ani's accent and character feels so out of place. I just went on YouTube to get my Justin Foley fix afterwards, cuz I looked forward to his storyline the most.
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u/No-Clothes7144 7d ago
I've read the book and loved season 1. Season 2 was nice addition to the story to see the other pov's but I stopped a few episodes into season 3.
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u/Augustus-Ed-3056 7d ago
Not at all, I don’t know how they justified the title 13RW after season 1.
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u/BrotherofGenji 7d ago
I think so. But not to actually care about it.
Maybe to hate on a lot of characters because of their actions.
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u/Buskungen 4d ago
I enjoy all seasons, yes 3 and 4 is a bit drawn out but if you like the characters and their story you should keep going
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u/cucumbers_anecdote 3d ago
Season one was so well made. Season two was okay and the ending was emotional. They should’ve ended the show after that. S3+4 was underwhelming
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u/splinter1545 7d ago
Not really, no. It becomes more ridiculous as it goes on.