No pun intended - I had to backtrack when this began .. because the usual "work of fiction - no person living or dead is meant" or however it is written ... this show is like: no! What we show you is meant to represent actual events ... which when you watch it feels quite disturbing to say the least. I had not heard of the real person ... and I really don't care to know more about her.
It was enough to see the show - of course as episode 6 says: things are complicated and if you want quotes and some gotcha things ... some storyline to make it everything make sense ... well you are not going to get that here. You are going to get an added "ending" though with episode 7 ... a bit weird I reckon, but a creative choice. You can stop watching with the sixth episode ... or go down the rabbit hole with Donald Glover (since he produced this, I assume it was his idea too) ... great performances, a lot of blood and violence ... and quite a bit of nudity to say the least ... and people you may know (not just Billy Ellish) ...
It was enough to see the show - of course as episode 6 says: things are complicated and if you want quotes and some gotcha things ... some storyline to make it everything make sense ... well you are not going to get that here. You are going to get an added "ending" though with episode 7 ... a bit weird I reckon, but a creative choice. You can stop watching with the sixth episode ... or go down the rabbit hole with Donald Glover (since he produced this, I assume it was his idea too) ... great performances, a lot of blood and violence ... and quite a bit of nudity to say the least ... and people you may know (not just Billy Ellish) ...