Netflix has adapted Jay Asher's 2007 novel, Thirteen Reasons Why, and it's one of its most addictive series yet. Stylized as 13 Reasons Why, the show runs exactly 13 episodes - and no more. It was brought to Netflix as a miniseries, designed to tell one singular story. It's hard to argue that the story could (or, more importantly, should) go beyond what's presented in the YA novel; the entire premise is that a teenage girl commits suicide, and through a series of tapes, she's explaining why.
This show, much like our other favorite miniseries du jour, Big Little Lies, is a one-and-done.
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