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13 Reasons Why is back for it's fourth and final season on Netflix in June 2020 and after four very deep and complex series, we take a look into the overall message from the show.

However, since 13 Reasons Why was such a runaway hit, Netflix decided to forge ahead with a second season focusing on the fallout of Hannah’s tapes.

“13 Reasons Why” is based on the young adult book of the same name by Jay Asher about a teen girl who leaves behind 13 audio recordings on cassette tapes after killing herself.

13 Reasons Why tells the tragic, unsettling story behind Hannah Baker's suicide. Each episode of season one is associated with a cassette tape, and each tape names an individual whose actions ...

Here’s what’s funny: there was never a “Tape 9” to begin with. Hannah only left seven cassette tapes, with 13 sides detailing her titular 13 reasons why. Jessica’s story is on Tape 5 ...

What happened on the tapes in 13 Reasons Why? Season one of 13 Reason Why focuses on Hannah Baker's (Katherine Langford) 13 cassette tapes she leaves in the wake of her suicide.

Season one of 13 Reason Why focuses on Hannah Baker's (Katherine Langford) 13 cassette tapes she leaves in the wake of her suicide. Each tape details each person who was responsible for her death ...

13 REASONS Why is back with a new series and all those unanswered questions are set to be revealed. But what happened in the first series on those famous tapes? And what are the Polaroids that will… ...

In the first season of 13 Reasons Why, two weeks after Hannah Baker's death, a box of 13 cassette tapes was left on her good friend and coworker, Clay Jensen's porch. Not only did each tape ...

The first season of 13 Reasons Why was driven by Hannah's cassette tapes, a sort of audio diary she left behind to chronicle the events leading up to her suicide.