Creators of Netflix’s 'Adolescence' to Meet UK MPs on Online Safety

The hit series has fueled national discussions on misogyny, online radicalization, and the role of media in societal change.

'Adolescence,' Netflix's latest hit, has garnered over 24 million views in its first four days and is praised for addressing online misogyny and incel culture.
Creators Stephen Graham and Jack Thorne have accepted an invitation to discuss the show's themes with UK MPs, advocating for its use in schools and Parliament.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has called the issues highlighted by the series 'abhorrent' and emphasized the need for action against online influences on young boys.
The series has been lauded by law enforcement and educators for raising awareness about violence against women but has faced criticism for underdeveloped female characters.
The show’s exploration of toxic masculinity and the 'manosphere' has prompted calls for stronger regulation of online platforms and societal efforts to counter harmful influences on youth.