A great illustration of what bipolar disorder looks like.
Wow, such a good representation of a mental illness.
Very powerful scenes and very well condensed in 30 minutes
It also reminded me of the recent performance of Aya Cash in You're the worst.
That shocking reveal at 22:30! Here's me thinking she was just a typical woman and then...bam!!
Very moving and as someone who struggles with PTSS I can relate to Lexi. Her condition is different from mine but the feeling of slipping into a dark episode hit home. Beautifully told.
I'm glad I was able to get over the first 10 minutes: I was about to give up, 'cause I'm not a big fan of musicals, then... the revelation! I was impressed by the extreme delicate way of describing a mental illness like bipolarism. Chapeau to the director, writers and Anne Hethaway for her astonishing performance!
Anne Hathaway’s performance in this one is :clap::clap::clap:
The delivery is impressive in only 30 minutes. The bathroom scene was the best.
Also loved the work-friend’s way to deal with her at the end of the episode: MVP!
I have bipolar disorder and I feel so represented in this episode. Thank you Anne Hathaway, so much, for your brilliant, sensitive and touching acting in this.
I was crying so much during this episode cause I could relate so much with this character... Although I'm not bipolar, I have something similar to it and sometimes is so hard just to be ok. Anne Hathaway, we love you! Never forget it!
Shout by Prince CantodeaBlockedParent2019-11-17T10:32:14Z
The best episode. Absolutely brilliant Anne Hathaway, i feel emotionally connected to the character I have a mental disorder and I just crying all the time feeling, remembering, loving the time I feel alive and when I just killing myself. Every character and the ending the best of all episodes. Such emotional and perfect that make you want live and love with every time passing.