Netflix's "13 Reasons Why" has a new warning message for viewers starting the show, which tells them about the tough topics handled and how the series might not be advisable for everyone to watch alone.
The show sparked a global conversation about depression and suicide after the first season premiered last year. The streaming service rolled out new title cards to play before the start of each episode after a wave of critics called for more advisories to be added. But the video message is a new level of warning.
During a panel and research study announcement on Wednesday, Netflix unveiled the new video message (which was rolled out at the same time to play before the first season currently streaming).
"When you press play on the series, that will be the first thing that anybody will see," Netflix's Vice President of Original Series Brian Wright said. "And so if someone is feeling like that might be too intense for them right now, they can opt out."
21-03-2018 - Vidéo