Television shows that touched your heart
- Thread starter Dacman
- Start date
- Replies 15
- Views 3K
Dacman
PI Member
- Joined
- Dec 9, 2016
- Messages
- 73
- Likes
- 52
- Thread Starter Thread Starter
- #2
I have just finished watching series 2 of 13 reasons why showcased on Netflix.
It is a fantastic and well-made programme, dealing with suicide and other issues affecting high school students.
Although it has kids as the main characters it is not aimed at children at all.
It is one of those shows that leaves a huge sorrow of sadness inside you and leaves an empty feeling, especially if you or someone you know has contemplated suicide or gone through with it.
I recommend this show to anyone who hasn't seen it.
It is a fantastic and well-made programme, dealing with suicide and other issues affecting high school students.
Although it has kids as the main characters it is not aimed at children at all.
It is one of those shows that leaves a huge sorrow of sadness inside you and leaves an empty feeling, especially if you or someone you know has contemplated suicide or gone through with it.
I recommend this show to anyone who hasn't seen it.
El Chaval.
PI Member
- Joined
- Oct 31, 2015
- Messages
- 6,257
- Likes
- 13,509
I think I was politicised at the age of 9 watching Robert Kee's History of Ireland.
I remember feeling rage inside and being aware of my Nationalist identity.
I remember feeling rage inside and being aware of my Nationalist identity.
- Joined
- Feb 8, 2016
- Messages
- 264
- Likes
- 189
Watched 13 reasons, season 1 was best but 2 was really good too.
Life on Mars was quite sad, especially the follow-up show Ashes to Ashes.
Life on Mars was quite sad, especially the follow-up show Ashes to Ashes.
D
Deleted member 1106
Non Registered Member
GUEST
World at war. Lawrence oliviers voice brought the rare footage to life. Very moving.
D
Deleted member 1300
Non Registered Member
GUEST
The original Rosanne will always be one of my favourites Just a sitcom but the issues were always very ordinary and relatable
johnhan279
PI Member
Irelands fittest family , back again soon
Dead like Me.
Was gutted when it was cancelled.
The irony being, it took an Englishman to do that for you.
I was only a little chisler when this came out.
But I do remember my parents sitting down to watch every episode.
As did their friends.
Kee spent a number of years in a POW during WWII.
I often wonder how such experiences change people's perspectives.
Or alternatively, does a lifetime of closeted childhood with helicopter parents make you a SJW ?
Vengeful Glutton
PI Member
Threads
Truthisfree
PI Member
- Joined
- Oct 30, 2015
- Messages
- 1,012
- Likes
- 409
Very powerful.Threads
johnhan279
PI Member
The theme of threads is that your modern society is connected by threads
In an urban society, everything connects. Each person's needs are fed by the skills of many others. Our lives are woven together in a fabric. But the connections that make society strong also make it vulnerable.
Its far worse nowdays since the telecommunications revoltion
Just how hardened is your electronic infrastructure to things like a solar flare and waht happens when it all shuts down.
overnight