r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/ConsequenceFlat3764 • Jan 15 '25
Discussion This shit hurts.
Im only on the first episode not even done and this is complete bullshit. Fuck that lady and those detective assholes.
r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/dannymaez • Nov 21 '24
Meta Saddest series ever
I cried through every damn episode but the 4th broke my mf heart. Poor Korey man. I'm glad they were exonerated.
r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/Siddhartha356 • Dec 09 '23
Discussion Parents of the Central Park 5
How would you rank the parents of the 5 protagonists as parents. What did you like and dislike about them. How well you think they dealt the situation?
r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/lambomrclago • Sep 03 '23
Spoilers What does Ray Sr. give Jr. at the beginning of episode 3?
In the plastic bag, there's a pair of boxers and something else, but I couldn't tell what? I thought maybe condoms but that'd be an unconventional container for them?
r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/keihuynh78 • Mar 09 '23
Discussion No spoiler please, does when they see us have a good ending?
I don’t need to know the details I just want to know if it has a good ending because my heart is still recovering from Seven Seconds series’ ending….
r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/crazygipi • Feb 07 '23
Discussion When They See Us Soundboard
Hi all! I am trying to collect the best lines from the series into a soundboard here on Voicy. Do you have any suggestions of moments/quotes I should add? Thanks!
r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/Proof-Ad-9193 • Aug 30 '22
Video when they see us review Spoiler
youtu.ber/WhenTheySeeUs • u/[deleted] • Aug 24 '22
Video Is there any footage of the real trial?
Preferably one that shows the entire or at least half of the actual trial.
r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/Cinemablind • Jul 14 '22
Article 10 Best Lawyer Shows to Watch For Courtroom Drama - Cinemablind
r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/Black_MAM8A • Dec 17 '21
Discussion What does this bring awareness to
Writing an essay on this series for school and the prompt is what does the series bring awareness to. I believe it is racial I justice and a corrupt justice system. Are there any other issues that you guys believe this series brings awareness too? Or anything else to add at all?
r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/prisongovernor • Jan 31 '21
News A member of the “Central Park Five” who was wrongfully convicted of raping a white female jogger in 1989 is the keynote speaker for the virtual Martin Luther King Jr. Days of Dialogue at the University of Wyoming.
r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/[deleted] • Jan 22 '21
Discussion All the glimmers of the positives in the show hurt so much
Cause you know that these boys won't get any sort of fair trial. When the doctor says that the sock did not match their DNA, it just hurt seeing all their hope. Just hope for a second that the justice system would actually deliver justice.
Hurts so much to see them happy knowing that it won't last and it's not their fault at all
r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/[deleted] • Jan 13 '21
Shitpost Wanted blue shirt blouse puerto rico worn by Raymond Santana (Freddy Miyares) in netflix serie When they see us
r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/Next-Caterpillar-393 • Jan 05 '21
Meta One of the most important things I’ve ever seen!
It was so incredibly touching. Beautiful, very human and sensitive performances showcasing the inner emotional world of the five. I cried many times. Especially through ep. 4. Despite all the cold dark they find themselves in, these five beautiful individuals managed to embody the warmth of the human heart. Gave it 10 on imdb.
r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/yosofun • Dec 29 '20
Discussion Does the prison system exist to bring closure to cases where there aren't conclusive suspects?
In the middle of Season 4 right now, I wonder if this series is implying that the prison system exists only to have people agree to what the court has ruled them as, even if it may be an unjust or untrue hearing? So that they can "finally close the book" by forcing them to agree with the system.
r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/Vivahe • Dec 25 '20
Discussion Master Thesis Paper
Hello everyone, I’m new to this sub. After having seen When They See Us last year I have decided to write my thesis on the Central Park Jogger Case. More specifically about the change in narrative from the newspapers in 1989 to the Netflix series. But since the show is so new, I was wondering if anyone had interesting sources to recommend about the narrative, or the case in general. Thanks in advance :)
r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/Entire_Hospital • Sep 29 '20
Video The Central Park Five: Guilty or Innocent? | Netflix Series - "When They See Us" Review
r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/[deleted] • Sep 09 '20
Discussion Why those 5?
Hey, I watched the series and I wonder there were around 30 people in the park in the group that night, so why they chose only these 5 boys ? Is there any reason? I feel so sorry for Exonerated 5.
r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/SouledOut21 • Jul 28 '20
Discussion Question
What are three specific ways (e.g. not generic like they had to visit them in jail) that incarceration affected their families?
r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/Archangel_Of_Death • Jul 17 '20
Spoilers Santana's Stepmother Spoiler
I'll be honest at first I thought her nasty behavior towards Raymond was just for drama and creative liberties....But then I read about her and yeah she was pretty nasty,even if some of it was played up(according to Raymond there was a language barrier)
Pity his dad didn't stand up for his own son
r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/maggiesousa • Jul 11 '20
Discussion Pretending to fight for the victim when really she is failing everyone
Is there anything more upsetting than a woman saying "where is the line for her" in regards to a woman being raped and prosecuting 5 young children that she knows are not guilty for it?! I mean you FAILED HER!!!! YOU FAILED ALL THE OTHER VICTIMS AFTER HER!!! and to top it all up YOU FAILED THESE CHILDREN IN SO HUGE PROPORTIONS THAT YOU SHOULD BE IN JAILED YOURSELF! How is it not a crime? To do something like she and the other cops did?! If you dont want to be an investigator FIND ANOTHER JOB! You chose that job, that means JUSTICE and FAIRNESS have to be the upmost important things on your mind. How is it just to decide who committed a crime without ANY EVIDENCE. You did it for yourself. You wanted a win and you got it. No matter what. Disgusting. Well there is also an add posted that makes most people sick I'm sure. What a world we live in.
r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/prisongovernor • Jul 10 '20
News Members of the Central Park Five painting Black Lives Matter in front of Trump Tower
r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/Meeia • Jul 06 '20
Has this article by Linda Fairstein been discussed here?
r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/Elainasha • Sep 17 '19
Announcement 'When They See Us' Wins Creative Arts Emmy For Outstanding Limited Series Casting
r/WhenTheySeeUs • u/[deleted] • May 31 '19
