[ SECRET POST #3192 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3192 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What TV show/movie/book do you think had the best portrayal of depression?

[(Anonymous)]

Not any of those, but it would be remiss not to mention Hyperbole and a Half.

Also, Dorothy Sayers's approach to PTSD in the Wimsey books is so fascinating. It's not The Best because so much was unknown about it at that time, but from a "what we talked about when we talked about PTSD in 1930s popular culture" perspective it's a good source.

Re: What TV show/movie/book do you think had the best portrayal of depression?

[solticisekf]

Hyperbole and a Half is the only one I can recall.

Re: What TV show/movie/book do you think had the best portrayal of depression?

[(Anonymous)]

yeah, they used to call it shell shock back then and the medical/psychiatric profession didn't really know how to handle it.