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Watched all 8 episodes in 1 day and I just can say that it was absolutely amazing!!! I really hope we will see Cordelia Cupp again with other cases. If Netflix & Shonda will do more, I'm sure they can build a big show & even franchise out of it like only murders in the building . Netflix lately are cooking hard , at first they give us American primeval, then Adolescence and now this one ! And it's only march. I really hope they continue with this quality , so all people can see these entertainment shows so they can renew their shows !

Show was absolutely 10/10.

Recommend Have fun watching y'all.

People need a chill pill... just sit, pop up some popcorn and some soda and watch a goodamed movie for laughs or to have a good time... EVERYTHING nowadays needs to be THE THING WITH THAT WEIGHT AND DRAMA AND TWIST... The movie is FUN... I enjoyed... of course there's always things here and there that could have been different... but I didn't knew that was a book and now I'll go find that book... So, just chill out ppl... Let your imagination take the reigns and you'll have a good time. It's not a movie to be taken very seriously which is what all "critics" want to do. Sit back, get your nerd on, and enjoy!

Stephen Graham delivers a masterful, emotionally devastating performance in Adolescence, portraying Eddie Miller, a father grappling with unimaginable turmoil as his son, Jamie, becomes the center of a harrowing investigation. Absolutely A++ acting and worthy of plenty awards. His performance pulls at the audience's emotions, making his character one of the most compelling in the series. Jamie Miller is portrayed by Owen Cooper, a young talent who embodies the character's confusion, fear, and innocence with striking realism. His performance adds depth to the series, shocking glimpses of the real Jamie in Episode 3, is bone chilling. Ashley Walters shines as Detective Inspector Luke Bascombe, delivering a gripping performance that adds another layer of emotional weight to the story. As both an investigator and a father, Bascombe fights his own demons, with his professional duty from his personal fears, especially since his own son, Adam, attends the same school as Jamie. Walters portrays this internal battle with incredible nuance, showing a strong man holding himself together as he fights for justice while wrestling with the implications for his own child. With standout performances from Graham, Cooper, and Walters, Adolescence is a tour de force of storytelling, offering a deeply affecting look at family, justice, and the weight of difficult choices.