was going to be a co-producer earlier last year. But the fact that the show aims to feature powerful messages about mental health and other issues that teens face today means that hopefully, people will be encouraged to talk about their own experiences after talking about the show. “There was a level of digestibility that I had to tap into in order to do a blockbuster film,” he says. “I couldn’t get the nuance of the character because it had to appeal to such a vast audience. And so I felt like I wasn’t really doing what I set out to do at a young age, which was to embody and mirror humanity and story tell and create complex personalities.” been a force of terror for minorities in the U.S. The idea that "respectful" interactions with the police — professionals whose training includes de-escalation tactics — are wholly dependent on the courteous behavior of civilians is transparently false in an age where smartphones show us images of cops beating, terrorizing, and killing suspects with little to no regard on a frequent basis. We shouldn't adopt bills to teach young kids how to survive police encounters, we should train police not to kill civilians — we should train them to value life, especially the lives of black children, who, according to a 2014 ProPublica analysis, arefar more at riskof being shot by the police than white kids. That's basically how we feel about Sophie Turner reciting Adele lyrics in the style of Jon Snow. It's justtoo good.