Spinning Out is the first trashy Netflix binge of 2020

[likeanunmadebed]

"The series is at its best as an exposé of the sacrifices entire families make in order to train an Olympic-caliber skater and the ways in which generational poverty and mental illness are derided in the luxury sport," writes @kpfallon https://t.co/na3SVtRdRs
- The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) January 4, 2020
Spinning Out is a gritty, "teen-type"

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[sassandthecity]

[patty_hewes]

I just watched this. These are even more hysterical than some unhhhh eps

[trendsnational]

Hey thats Katniss sister!

[bbggoodd]

January Jones's awful acting was too much of a turn off for me. The skating is beautiful, but wow - between the mom's portrayal of (spoilers) bipolar disorder and the sister's general attitude, I just couldn't continue.

[asth77]

The sister is literally horrible

[starsremain]

Trashy series with a luxury sport element? Netflix knows what they’re doing, and I’m a willing participant.

This is on my list for when I finish Cheer on Netflix (I’m on the last ep). That’s more of a docu series and the cheerleaders’ stories are all so compelling. I’m such a sap.

[x0sweetbliss]

I loved all the Cheer kids, especially Jerry <3

[kangaroo24]

Cheer was amazing! I felt for so many of those kids, those back stories/childhoods were wild.

[parachuteending]

I haven't watched it yet but I plan to catch it later. I'm here for this Virtue/Moir fanfic.

[likeanunmadebed]

apparently one of the outfits Kaya wore was in reference to something Tessa wore

[parachuteending]

LOL I'm glad they're upfront about it!

[likeanunmadebed]

the show wasn't upfront, some other site pointed it out

[jinny]

Omg! Yes! It was actually really good. I liked it a lot. It was very addictive. And even if the subject of Mental Illness wasn't portrayed correctly, it was refreshing for it to be the center of a tv show for once. We need more exposure. I'll take what I can get. I hope there will be another season. It felt unfinished at the end for me.