Leigh and Danny have radically-different experiences when they return to Matt's school for a memorial event honoring him.
In the wake of a devastating revelation about Matt, Danny takes Leigh on an all-night walk. Meanwhile, Jules forges a surprising connection with the most unlikely ally.
Leigh impulsively takes off for Palm Springs where she meets a mysterious stranger who seems as hell-bent as she is on escaping reality.
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Title: Sorry for Your Loss (2018–2019)
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Elizabeth Olsen stars in this half-hour drama as Leigh Shaw, a young widow struggling to put her life back together after her husband's unexpected death. The show is simultaneously devastating and uplifting with grounded, flawed characters who are desperate to find humor anywhere they can. The series dives into grief as an unavoidable, universal, transformative part of life. Leigh's journey shows that grief is not something to merely endure, medicate away, or "muscle through," but an essential part of the human experience.
This is a very nuanced portrayal of grief that is really poignant. With astute observations about depression, feeling lost in life, memory and acceptance. The sad news is that after an excellent first season, creators could not find a way to move the story in a meaningful way. So the second season doesn't pack the same punch as the first one.
However, its a real shame that a smart drama about adults dealing with everyday life somehow feels groundbreaking in 2021.