This article contains spoilers for "adolescence".

Netflix's four -part drama has quickly become one of the most talked about television series of 2025 and One of Netflix's best originals ever released. After the beloved British star Steven Graham took out his period in the "Thousands of Blacks" boxing (Dream watch for Peaky Blinders fans)He followed him with the "adolescence" he co-wrote the stars inside. Graham is played by Eddie Miller, the father of 13-year-old Jameimi Miller (newcomer Owen Cooper), who has been arrested on suspicion of killing one of his classmates, Katie (Emilia Holiday). An unusual and constant heart story appears as the family and community affected by this brutal case are forced to collect the pieces after the consequences. Each chapter is recorded In a single single that falls on the jawEarning your right place among some of the largest one-footing in history.

Time jumping through days, weeks and months, sadness and trauma stems from the tragedy in the heart of "adolescence" flows into the bones of the city and its inhabitants, with the Miller family forever changed. Until the end, everything left is tears and parents are wondering where it all went wrong, haunted by the desire that they would never be able to bring him back. So how does "adolescence" conclude and what creative choices were made to apply perfectly timed elements woven all over the world? To begin with, we must first remember that Eddie and Manda Miller (Christine Tremarko) are forced to oppose the truth that their seemingly sweet young son is nothing like the guy they believed were raised.

A subgenre in the late murder plays, "adolescence" in its first episode establishes that this is not "Whodunit?" But "why did I do it-that?" Solve your first big question in the initial hour. No matter how much he cries for his parents while he was taken to a police car and as much as his father promises that he has not done the act that detective inspector Luke Bascombe (Ashley Walters) blames, the video evidence proves differently. IEEIs killed Katie, and he has nothing to do now to get him back.

It is the first in a series of emotional strokes and a moment to close the case that is setting up the show, but the one who reveals Graham was carefully driven before pulling the rug from under his audience with the help of his young co-star. "It was reduced to the cast. We wanted the audience to be on the side of Jameimi and to think," O God, this arrest is scary. There is no chance he will do it, "Graham said Tudum. Of course, video footage shows that Jameimi brutally stabs Katie several times, and all, including his father, look at complete disbelief. "We wanted the audience to feel the same feelings that Eddie felt when he looked at him and realizes what Jameimi did." It is one of the first reservations of what is undoubtedly the best in Graham's career, and the other is in the last moments of the show with the teddy bears and tears.

Episode 4 examines the Miller family 13 months after Katie's brutal killing on Eddie's birthday, with Jameimi's trial right behind the corner. In a house of tight smiles and tears behind closed doors, Eddie, Manda and their daughter Lisa (Ameli Pisa) are trying to spend the day like everyone else. It is an attempt that ends in greater heart pain and fights when Eddie finds his job Van Vandalized, and a call from Jameimi throwing a wave of silence over the family. After arguing against the indictments from the beginning, the boy Miller accepts his crime and changes the plea to guilty, ensuring that a severe prison sentence will be sentenced.

Therefore, all that remains is for Eddie and Manda to ask each other where everything went wrong. Did they need to be more tired than the late hours, their son was in front of his computer and the toxic culture in which he fell into what he wasted? Can a few more conversations between a father and a son prevent him from committing his unthinkable work? All of these are questions that Eddie knows he will never get the answer and alone in Jameimi's room, he gets into the bed of his son because he did not see the signs. Finally, he takes his son's teddy bear and tightens him in bed, apologizing to how he is his body and blood. "I am sorry, son," whisperie. "I had to do better." It is a moment of spiritual breaking masterfully driven by Graham, which was improved with the help of its own family outside the camera.

Talking to Radio Times For the last emotional moments of "adolescence", Steven Graham revealed that although he might have been alone in closing the show's stage, his real family was right there, giving him emotional support. "

Graham's family went extra for their dad acting power plant by posting messages to the Wallid we see watching from a shot, turning tears to tears at such an impressive level. "And so, when I got into the bedroom, what they did was put some pictures of the wardrobe and that said," So proud of you, we love you, dad. " And these were pictures of my two children, Grace and Alfie, which I adore. " Also, the added thought of his son on the screen and making a Starwar that prompted him. "So, that kind of fuel caused the last, last scene at that moment, too, as I was thinking about it, with whom I had the most amazing experience." It makes it one of the most memorable relationships of father-blue recently shown on television, and can be revised if Graham applies the same way of working in the past.

Although Netflix has not announced any announcements of "adolescence" for the second season, the possibilities are lowered within the cracks of this broken and dark story that can allow us to rethink.

Ieeimi has changed his plea to guilty, but we still do not know how cruel his punishment or further consequences will affect his family when his case goes to court. Are the millers who promise each other in the show's final that they will not move, they will adhere to their plan despite the ongoing tanning in the city? How will Eddie descend, emotionally destroyed by the bomb in his home, will he manage to hold him together? More importantly, is there any chance Jameimi, finally recognizing his actions, to find some reprogramming during his time in prison? There is an obvious argument that none of this needs to be answered, but once some of Graham's best performances with two of his previous characters are considered, it should be handled as well.

"This is England" and "Boiling Point" are two films featuring a pair of the actor's best works, and in both cases, he reviews the appropriate roles in spin-off television shows. Given that, it is clear that the creative force behind this original Netflix must return to roles for which he has shown real passion, refining and shaping these fragile souls that brought them so brilliant. "Adolescence" could also be one worth growing.