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Look who’s talking now. Kirstie Alley has been watching the newest season of “13 Reasons Why” on Netflix, and she posted her review to Twitter Monday night. Ready? “Don’t let your kids watch 13 Reasons Why … DARK so DARK and such an onslaught of the most non-stop f–ked-upness to come down the highschool pike …
Look who’s talking now.
Kirstie Alley has been watching the newest season of “13 Reasons Why” on Netflix, and she posted her review to Twitter Monday night. Ready?
“Don’t let your kids watch 13 Reasons Why … DARK so DARK and such an onslaught of the most non-stop f–ked-upness to come down the highschool pike since Caligula was 16.”
Alley, 69, joins a chorus that’s been describing the Netflix hit as traumatic for its intended audience since its premiere in 2017. (The Caligula reference, though, is a new — and nice! — touch.)
The show’s June 5th return was also complicated by star Tommy Dorfman attacking luxury fashion brand Ferragamo on Instagram last week. (Dorfman and the brand had previously had a relationship, which terminated three months ago.)
“The people who run this company are racist,” the 28-year-old actor wrote, as captured by Diet Prada. “They are transphobic. They are not body-positive. They will say ‘but we have cast black people and trans people’ which is true, but only by force of hand.”
He also related an incident in which the label’s creative director Paul Andrew allegedly “asked if, in Photoshop, they could make a black model white.”
