The End of the F***ing World: Season 1

2017

Created by Jonathan Entwistle
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8 episodes
Comedy
Drama

A moody girl connects with a fellow teenager (a boy who believes he's a psychopath) and convinces him to join... More

A moody girl connects with a fellow teenager (a boy who believes he's a psychopath) and convinces him to join her on a road trip to search for her real father.

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Where to watch The End of the F***ing World: Season 1

The End of the F***ing World: Season 1 is available... More to stream in Australia now on Netflix.

The End of the F***ing World: Season 1 episodes

Episode 1

James is a loner who doesn't engage with other people.... More His world is one of violent inner fantasies. No one talks to him at school, and he's happy with that. But everything changes in an instant when new girl Alyssa accosts him in the canteen… Alyssa is teenage angst made flesh. She feels estranged from her mum; hates her stepdad; and rejects pretty much everyone she meets. That is until she sees James sitting alone one day… Alyssa sees a kindred spirit in James – just as he identifies her as a potential victim. And so their journey begins…

Episode 2

Alyssa and James hit the road with a bang, but... More they soon realise how little they know each other.

Episode 3

Alyssa and James decide to lie low, but their hideaway... More turns out not to be as safe as it first appears.

Episode 4

In the fallout of their terrible act, real cracks begin... More to appear between James and Alyssa.

Episode 5

James and Alyssa arrive at a rundown town. James is... More unable to block out a memory from his past.

Episode 6

Excited to be reunited, Alyssa and James get back on... More the road, where their outlaw status is put to the test.

Episode 7

James and Alyssa make it to her father's place. But... More after the initial euphoria, cracks begin to show.

Episode 8

As the outside world threatens to close in, will James... More and Alyssa make it as a couple?

The End of the F***ing World: Season 1 | Ratings & Reviews

96_%52 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
91_%413 reviews
Audience score rating

"The twisted, efficient story that The End tells is a nicely contained thing that requires no additional embellishment, and it should be binged and cherished in its tart glory."

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Hollywood Reporter

"The End of the F***ing World takes more unexpected narrative turns as it goes on, and that makes it worth watching, assuming you can muscle your way through the accompanying gloom and occasional gore."

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Vulture

"At once a joyful watch and a morally destabilizing one, it bears some relationship to “Fleabag,” another dark British comedy driven by the narration of a deeply screwed-up individual, plotted so that its more compassionate themes come as a pleasant shock."

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The New Yorker

"End has the edge in writing, acting--especially by Ms. Barden--and ambition [over Everything Sucks!]."

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The New York Times

"It’s funny, and it’s sweet; it’s violent, and it’s romantic. Its leads are both reprehensible and totally sympathetic; both scared kids and responsible adults."

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