I'm sure she's gonna be a great mother and her baby should be fine as long as she keeps Bryce away from it

The mass brawl in the hallway

Seriously, the biggest shame in this series was Hannah being reduced to a one dimensional character. It's the oldest trick in the book, ghost appearance, and it was no good. The fact that the best character (and actress) quite clearly couldn't be used for a second series should've been enough to stop at series 1.

How/if Bryce changes with just a slap on the wrist,
how Justin copes with relapse addiction and adoption,
if Clay/Jessica/Justin cover for Tyler's actions or take the fall,
how Olivia moves on after the funeral and lives her daughters dreams,
if Jessica finds peace after the trial,
if Chloe goes through with the pregnancy,
how/if Tyler regrets his actions,
how Alex recovers from the attempted suicide,
if Jessica is straight with Alex or Justin or if she lost and hides what happened -
the list really does go on. I'd agree though that it should come to a natural close at the end of S3 and finish there before it turns into a Soap Opera.

Alex finally re-listening to the tapes now after not remembering them :omgno:

The tapes being leaked by Clay was big for this past episode :clap1:

All that buildup in the season & the final episode just for a really bad cliffhanger ending? :yuk: I guess Season 3 is a guarantee though? :joker:

Also Justin this season :clap1:

I had nothing but low expectations going in so I enjoyed it a bit more than I expected but the series itself was problematic as hell.

Starting with the biggest problem of the series, Tyler. I didn't mind the school shooting aspect, it's a bit tasteless to do such a storyline but I was okay with it but my major issue with it was that it was a sexual assault that drove him to that point. I think they should have given the sexual assault storyline to another character instead and have Tyler go down the school shooter path. Although it's realistic that rape convictions are rare and rarely satisfying, having Bryce basically get off scot free and THEN portraying a victim as a would be shooter was a bit grotesque. It was just badly handled, I thought.

The Hannah stuff felt a bit extraneous tbh and it made her less of a sympathetic character than she was in the first season, having her talk to Clay so frequently was weird and it didn't fit at all. Only good thing to come from the Hannah storyline is that we got more of Kate Walsh who is probably the only capable actor on the show.

Also I'm sick of Clay as the main character, he's terrible. Justin's storyline also felt a bit cliched but I like pairing him up with Clay's family.

The things I did like were the characters of Zach and Sherrie, I think Jessica had a good arc although, given that Hannah didn't get her justice, Jessica's S2 storyline should have ended with her getting justice.

Overall it was quite a needless season but it was watchable, I guess.