Warning Spoilers and content warning!! The show discusses self-harm.

I watched the first new episode and I found it extremely disturbing. Basically the crew bully a crewmember into suicide. And the remainder of the episode deals with the feelings of the crew afterwards, and there are a few gems of wisdom, but the point that they kept coming up over and over is how this crewmember's suicide was no one's fault.

Really?! There's probably a huge difference between understanding that everyone has a personal responsibility to seek help if they feel that way and that they own their own actions and completely absolving BULLIES of all responsibility for what they set in motion!

I've struggled in the past with bipolar disorder and being bullied and hey, I'm still here, but the idea that the people who bullied me would have just walked away with clean hands if anything more serious had happened....that's sick. 

I don't believe in a complete lack of hope. It's just not in my being...so I don't see how I could ever come to that type of end, but I'd like to punch every bully right in the ear, and I certainly don't appreciate this desire to make sure they don't feel any lasting guilt for the damage they cause.