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13 Reasons Why
When a high school student uncovers a series of tapes explaining his friend's tragic death, he's thrust into a devastating journey to uncover the truth and confront those responsible.
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High school student Clay Jensen becomes entangled in a series of emotional mysteries initiated by a friend.
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Seasons & Episodes
Season 113 episodes · premiered Mar 31, 2017
Season 213 episodes · premiered May 18, 2018
Season 313 episodes · premiered Aug 23, 2019
Season 410 episodes · premiered Jun 5, 2020
- 4.01Winter BreakJun 5, 2020Rate
The police interrogate Tyler about the firearms, leaving the group of friends unsettled. Winston transfers to Liberty High following his expulsion from Hillcrest.
- 4.02College TourJun 5, 2020Rate
After an incident at school, Clay begins to suspect that someone is trying to frame him. During a college tour, Zach and Clay find themselves in trouble.
- 4.03Valentine's DayJun 5, 2020Rate
As the school prepares for the Love Is Love dance on Valentine's Day, unsettling phone calls prevent Clay from getting into the spirit.
- 4.04Senior Camping TripJun 5, 2020Rate
During a senior camping trip, Clay is forced to confront his anxiety when a suspicious email begins to turn his friends against each other.
- 4.05House PartyJun 5, 2020Rate
The Jensens require the boys to undergo a drug test. When the Liberty parents discover information about an upcoming party, Clay begins to suspect that they are monitoring the students.
- 4.06ThursdayJun 5, 2020Rate
The school goes into lockdown, and Clay, Tony, and Justin become concerned about Tyler's whereabouts.
- 4.07College InterviewJun 5, 2020Rate
Clay's mental health continues to deteriorate as his friends grapple with difficult emotions during their college admissions interviews.
- 4.08Acceptance/RejectionJun 5, 2020Rate
During the lockdown, the school becomes increasingly tense, and a troubling abuse of authority prompts the students to take action.
- 4.09PromJun 5, 2020Rate
When the dean initiates a new investigation and threatens to cancel the prom, the friends decide to confide in their parents—but not about everything.
- 4.10GraduationJun 5, 2020Rate
After overcoming various challenges together, the friends part ways as they graduate from high school and begin to consider what lies ahead in their individual futures.
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Cast & Crew
136 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Dylan Minnette
as Clay Jensen
Katherine Langford
as Hannah Baker
Christian Navarro
as Tony Padilla (49 Episodes)
Alisha Boe
as Jessica Davis (49 Episodes)
Brandon Flynn
as Justin Foley (49 Episodes)
Justin Prentice
as Bryce Walker (49 Episodes)
Miles Heizer
as Alex Standall (49 Episodes)
Ross Butler
as Zach Dempsey
Devin Druid
as Tyler Down
Amy Hargreaves
as Lainie Jensen
Timothy Granaderos
as Montgomery de la Cruz (43 Episodes)
Josh Hamilton
as Matt Jensen (34 Episodes)
Supporting cast
122Derek Luke
as Kevin Porter (27 Episodes)
Kate Walsh
as Olivia Baker (27 Episodes)
Rosie Butler
as 49 episodes
Mark Pellegrino
as Bill Standall (26 Episodes)
Steven Weber
as Gary Bolan (25 Episodes)
Grace Saif
as Ani Achola (23 Episodes)
Michele Selene Ang
as Courtney Crimsen (23 Episodes)
Brian D Arcy James
as Andrew Baker (22 Episodes)
Brenda Strong
as Nora Walker (22 Episodes)
Tyler Barnhardt
as Charlie St. George (21 Episodes)
Bryce Cass
as Cyrus (21 Episodes)
Joseph C Phillips
as Greg Davis (20 Episodes)
Rj Brown
as Caleb (20 Episodes)
Austin Aaron
as Luke Holliday (19 Episodes) , Jock (1 Episode)
Anne Winters
as Chloe Rice (19 Episodes)
Ajiona Alexus
as Sheri Holland (19 Episodes)
Wilson Cruz
as Dennis Vasquez (19 Episodes)
Tommy Dorfman
as Ryan Shaver (17 Episodes)
Benito Martinez
as Sheriff Diaz (17 Episodes)
Steven Silver
as Marcus Cole (16 Episodes)
Deaken Bluman
as Winston Williams (15 Episodes)
Bryan Box
as Jamie Garrison (13 Episodes)
Chelsea Alden
as Mackenzie (13 Episodes)
Keon Motakhaveri
as Chad Moore (13 Episodes)
Brandon Butler
as Scott Reed (13 Episodes)
James Cretan
as Eric Cox (13 Episodes)
Allison Miller
as Sonya Struhl (12 Episodes)
Samantha Logan
as Nina Jones (12 Episodes)
Nana Mensah
as Amara Achola (12 Episodes)
Mason Guccione
as Toby Fletcher (12 Episodes)
Sosie Bacon
as Skye Miller (11 Episodes)
Cindy Cheung
as Karen Dempsey (11 Episodes)
Jan Luis Castellanos
as Diego Torres (10 Episodes)
Gary Sinise
as Robert Ellman (10 Episodes)
Kelli O Hara
as Jackie (10 Episodes)
Brandon Scott
as J. J. Kerba (10 Episodes)
Meredith Monroe
as Carolyn Standall (10 Episodes)
Matthew Alan
as Seth (9 Episodes)
Inde Navarrette
as Estela de la Cruz (9 Episodes)
Brandon Larracuente
as Jeff Atkins (8 Episodes)
Tom Everett Scott
as Mr. Down (8 Episodes)
Maria Dizzia
as Mrs. Down (7 Episodes)
Jake Weber
as Barry Walker (7 Episodes)
Bex Taylor Klaus
as Casey (7 Episodes)
Ben Lawson
as Coach Rick (7 Episodes)
Reed Diamond
as Hansen Foundry (7 Episodes)
Andrea Roth
as Noelle Davis (7 Episodes)
Matt Passmore
as Ted Wynn (6 Episodes)
Keiko Agena
as Pam Bradley (5 Episodes)
Jackie Geary
as Amber Foley (5 Episodes)
Brandon Black
as Garrett (5 Episodes)
Alex Macnicoll
as Peter Standall (5 Episodes)
Robert Gant
as Todd Crimsen (5 Episodes)
Henrique Zaga
as Brad (4 Episodes)
Brittany Perry Russell
as Tracy Porter (4 Episodes)
Parminder Nagra
as Priya Singh (4 Episodes)
Hart Denton
as Dean Holbrook (4 Episodes)
Marcus Deanda
as Mr. de la Cruz (4 Episodes)
Dorian Lockett
as Coach Patrick (3 Episodes)
Raymond J Barry
as Mr. Chatham (3 Episodes)
Ron Rogge
as Coach Morris (3 Episodes)
Kimiko Gelman
as Vice Principal Jane Childs (3 Episodes)
Alex Quijano
as Steve Crimsen (3 Episodes)
Gary Perez
as Arturo Padilla (3 Episodes)
Uriah Shelton
as Pratters (2 Episodes)
Giorgia Whigham
as Kat (2 Episodes)
Anna Zavelson
as May Dempsey (2 Episodes)
David Douglas
as Andrew Gerges (2 Episodes)
Jackie Dallas
as Ms. Oakley (2 Episodes)
Rocky Capella
as Referee (2 Episodes)
Yadira Guevara Prip
as Valerie Diaz (2 Episodes)
Yaya Gosselin
as Graciella Padilla (2 Episodes)
Brett Baker
as Judge Purdy (1 Episode)
Lisa Anne Morrison
as Mrs. Antilly (1 Episode)
Tom Maden
as Robert Wells (1 Episode)
Presciliana Esparolini
as Mrs. Atkins (1 Episode)
Dik Martin
as Mr. Cantrell (1 Episode)
Anniescott Rogers
as Mrs. Cantrell (1 Episode)
Jeffrey Vincent Parise
as Will Walker (1 Episode)
Reynaldo Gallegos
as Alejandro (1 Episode)
Challen Cates
as Evelyn Williams (1 Episode)
Chris Damon
as Officer (1 Episode)
Brandon Brown
as Jeremy (1 Episode)
Bryan Fitzgerald
as Brady (1 Episode)
Natalie Lander
as Amanda (1 Episode)
Zach Tinker
as Grayson (1 Episode)
Katie Barker
as Elle (1 Episode)
Juliana Destefano
as Bree (1 Episode)
Tim Lajcik
as SRO Officer (1 Episode)
Cody Banta
as Opponent (1 Episode)
Bobby Burkich
as Aaron (1 Episode)
Ian Ousley
as Robby (1 Episode)
Marwa Bernstein
as Interviewer #5 (1 Episode)
Ogy Durham
as Interviewer #3 (1 Episode)
John Gloria
as Interviewer #6 (1 Episode)
Tinpo Lee
as Orderly (1 Episode)
Sharline Liu
as Desk Officer (1 Episode)
John Ryan Mclaughlin
as Gun Dealer (1 Episode)
Alain Ali Washnevsky
as Interviewer #1 (1 Episode)
Cody Bollinger
as Boxing Opponent (1 Episode)
Jf Davis
as Captain (1 Episode)
Michael Ray Wisely
as Coach Ross (1 Episode)
Jared Scott
as Boies (1 Episode)
Andrew Mccarthy
as Mr. St. George (1 Episode)
Casey Ford Alexander
as Josh (1 Episode)
Jamal Trulove
as DJ (1 Episode)
Kate Burton
as Dr. Hughes (1 Episode)
Veronica St Clair
as Heidi (1 Episode)
Ross Turner
as Mr. Wood (1 Episode)
Emelina Adams
as Presmilla (1 Episode)
Moises Chavez
as Javier (1 Episode)
Ainsley Bailey
as Dee (1 Episode)
Richard Gross
as Judge (1 Episode)
David Kallaway
as Lewis (1 Episode)
Megan Suri
as — (1 Episode)
Jamie Ballesta
as Sophomore Girl (1 Episode)
Hannah Perko Engel
as Other Girl (1 Episode)
Ravina Nagra
as Cheerleader (1 Episode)
Elizabeth Twining
as Melody Scott (1 Episode)
Boston Rush Freeman
as Neighborhood Boy (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Ronan Carroll
as Young Bryce (1 Episode)
Nick Pugliese
as Larry Kotter (1 Episode)
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1Other crew
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Spoiler-Safe Guide
medium confidencesource-verifiedAll 49 episodes across four seasons are listed and confirmed against the Wikipedia episode master list. The Episode Events Index covers ★★ and ★★★ beats as this is a long-running show. The primary correction made in this verification pass: Alex Standall's confession to Winston Williams was placed in S4E9 (Prom) in the prior guide, but is confirmed by two independent sources to occur in S4E10 (Graduation). Courtney Crimsen's coming-out was upgraded from [S2~] to [S2E2✓] based on two independent sources. Monty's death in jail was refined from [S3~] to [S3E10~] based on a single search source specifying episode 10.
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Key: ★ notable · ★★ major · ★★★ series-defining · ✓ confirmed · ~ estimated · ⚠️ limited sources
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Characters
Clay Jensen · debut [S1E1✓]
An earnest, guilt-ridden classmate who loved Hannah Baker. He receives her tapes and becomes consumed by rage, grief, and a desire for justice. As the series progresses across four seasons, the weight of accumulated secrets — covering up Tyler's near-shooting and the concealment of Bryce's murder — causes his mental health to severely deteriorate. He emerges from the series in therapy, having survived his own crisis.
Hannah Baker · debut [S1E1✓]
The show's moral and narrative centre, heard but never seen alive after the series premiere. A new student at Liberty High whose social standing is systematically dismantled through rumours, betrayal, sexual assault, and inadequate institutional support. She records thirteen cassette tapes before her death, and her voice drives the entire first season.
Justin Foley · debut [S1E1✓]
Begins as the instigator of Hannah's social destruction but is himself a victim of an abusive home environment. His arc moves from antagonist to redeemed figure: he becomes homeless and addicted to heroin after Season 1, is brought back by Clay, adopted by the Jensen family, and ultimately dies from AIDS in the series finale — a consequence of his time on the streets.
Jessica Davis · debut [S1E2✓]
Hannah's first friend at Liberty High, who becomes estranged from her. She is raped by Bryce Walker while unconscious at a party in Season 1. Her Season 2 arc centres on whether she will testify at trial; she ultimately tells her father the truth. She and Justin reconcile before his death.
Bryce Walker · debut [S1~]
The primary antagonist of the series. A wealthy, privileged athlete who serially sexually assaults multiple women — including Jessica Davis, Hannah Baker, and Chloe Rice — and is protected by social status and wealth. He receives only three months' probation at trial, then is killed by Alex Standall in Season 3.
Tony Padilla · debut [S1~]
Clay's loyal, motorcycle-riding friend. The executor of Hannah's wishes — she left him the master tapes. A grounding presence across all four seasons who facilitates justice and protects those around him. His family is deported in Season 3 as direct retaliation for his involvement in the trial.
Alex Standall · debut [S1~]
One of Hannah's early tormentors (he created the 'best/worst' list), who becomes increasingly tormented by guilt. Survives a self-inflicted gunshot wound at the end of Season 1. By Season 3, he is the one who actually kills Bryce. His father, a deputy, destroys evidence to shield him.
Montgomery de la Cruz (Monty) · debut [S2~]
An aggressive jock who escalates from bullying to violent sexual assault. He assaults Tyler Down in the season 2 finale. He is arrested for that assault, then killed in jail before Season 3 ends — and is posthumously framed by Ani as the killer of Bryce Walker.
Ani Achola · debut [S3E1✓]
A sharp, observant newcomer introduced in Season 3 as the season's narrator. She lives in the Walker home as her mother is employed there, had a prior sexual relationship with Bryce, and engineers the cover-up that pins Bryce's murder on the dead Monty. Her moral complexity made her one of the show's most debated characters.
Tyler Down · debut [S1E4✓]
An isolated school photographer whose voyeurism and subsequent bullying contribute to Hannah's tapes. He becomes a victim of extreme bullying himself, culminating in sexual assault by Monty. This attack drives him to the edge of mass violence, averted only by Clay's intervention.
Winston Williams · debut [S3E5✓]
A student from another school introduced in Season 3 as Monty's first male sexual partner. After Monty attacks him publicly, Winston becomes motivated to uncover the truth about Bryce's death. He transfers to Liberty High in Season 4 and builds a relationship with Alex before learning Alex is the real killer — and choosing to stay silent.
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