Overview
- Walters restricts his son’s access to devices for half the week after growing concerned he wasn’t always using them as claimed
- He fills screen-free time by taking his son fishing and encouraging other offline pursuits
- Walters credits the series’ portrayal of incel culture, misogyny and online bullying with prompting parents to discuss internet safety
- The Netflix crime drama, now its second-biggest English-language hit, follows a 13-year-old boy accused of killing a classmate
- Walters would welcome a second series but expects it to feature entirely new characters and storyline