Adolescence, a new Netflix series starring and co-written Stephen Graham, barrels into several timely (and uncomfortable) topics, including bullying, misogyny, online radicalization, and "incel" culture.

The star says the special approach to the show from producer Warp Films, co-creator and writer Jack Thorne and director Philip Barantini, meant that he was "the most zen as an actor I've ever been."

About a 13-year-old boy accused of murder, the Netflix series 'Adolescence' subverts its genre through episode-long oners that reframe the mystery.

As we watch all four episodes of Adolescence, fans have been wondering if the story portrayed in the series is based on a real event.

What did you miss? New Netflix drama Adolescence has been hailed as "the best thing I've ever seen" by viewers who have been bowled over by the Stephen Graham and Ashley Walters series. Co-written by Graham and screenwriter Jack Thorne,

Each episode of “Adolescence,” the four-part Netflix drama premiering Thursday, was filmed in a single continuous shot. While shooting the British show, which traces the emotional fallout after a teenage stabbing,

The four-part drama tells the story of a 13-year-old boy who is accused of murder. Adolescence just dropped on Netflix today, and if the early reviews are any indication, it's about to be hugely popular.