There She Goes
TV Show • 2018 • Drama
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A young girl with a learning disability makes her way through life.
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It’s said that Simon’s dad walked out on him as a child and didn’t say goodbye
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Simon’s dad walks out on him as a child
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I don't know what the other review is talking about, but the child in question behaves as a child with disabilities, and the parents respond with frustration that often comes along with raising a child you have difficulty communicating with. The child is never abused, unless you think a parent becoming frustrated is abusive.
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In a few episodes, Emily and Simon argue and yell at each other.
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Does the abused become the abuser?
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Addiction
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Simon has an alcohol addiction (and possibly a nicotine addiction as well.)
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Does someone abuse alcohol?
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Simon is an alcoholic
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Rosie kills a ladybird in one episode but that’s the only animal death
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Are there bugs?
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In one episode, Rosie crushes a ladybug on a bench.
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Is someone drugged?
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Nope but you see the adults making Rosie have her medicine no drink/food spiking or illegal drugs in any way! :)
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Is someone restrained?
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Rosie gets restrained a lot
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Rosie hits and bites her parents often through the show (so that includes Em’) not bad but sometimes it may be a lot. If you haven’t seen the show Rosie is only a child there is no adults hitting other adults.
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Is there shaving/cutting?
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I didn’t know where to put this but for people who struggle with self harm, in the special you see Rosie banging her head a lot on different surfaces and this gets to the point of Simon holding and restricting her in his arms kind of like a hard bear hug while sitting down. Eventually they move into the lounge room sitting on the couch in the same position. Rosie takes an opening in Simons arms and she picks up what looks like a book and uses that to start hitting her head again. Simon cry’s saying “hurt me please hurt me not yourself” the scene cuts off. They talk about this later but there is no more after that.
Personally I had to take a second after it but everyone is different. Skin does not break and you don’t see any bruising.
Personally I had to take a second after it but everyone is different. Skin does not break and you don’t see any bruising.
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Does someone break a bone?
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Simon broke his shoulder, they show the accident
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Does someone have a seizure?
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Rosie has a fever induced seizure as a baby
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Children
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When Rosie gets her period, her mother suggests putting her on the pill as shes severely learning disabled. Her dad then makes a gross sexual joke/comment about his daughter, i dont think the character intended it in a weird way, but it made me feel sick
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Death
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Disability
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Is someone disabled played by able-bodied?
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Miley Locke, an able minded and bodied child plays Rosie, a girl with severe learning disabilities
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Family
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Is a child's toy destroyed?
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In "What Rosie Wants," Rosie grabs another child's inflatable toy in the pool and she bites it, causing it to deflate.
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Is there a shower scene?
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There are multiple bath scenes in the series, especially in “Bubble Chess” where Rosie is in the bath.
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First episode Rosie spits out spaghetti with sauce onto the table, not very triggering but is gross and since it’s not expected if you’re already on alert this could upset you
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Nobody actually vomits but Rosie makes a gagging noise over food a few times, it’s not too bad and only happens about three times. These are all when food is out I front of her face.
Be warned it’s pretty much the first thing you see though.
ON THE SPECIAL
Nobody actually vomits but Rosie makes a gagging noise over food a few times, it’s not too bad and only happens about three times. These are all when food is out I front of her face.
Be warned it’s pretty much the first thing you see though.
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Is there defecation?
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E5
In "Marmalade Chunks," Rosie watches a video of a hippo defecating.
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Does someone spit?
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Rosie occasionally spits out her food
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Is there a hospital scene?
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Just appointments but during the scene where Rosie has a fit as a baby the ambulance comes and all that happens is a paramedic checks her temperature and talks to the parents
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Is there menstruation?
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There is a brief mention of menstruation in "Marmalade Chunks".
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Mental Health
Does someone die by suicide?
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Does someone attempt suicide?
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This is all one scene:
In the special you see Rosie banging her head a lot on different surfaces and this gets to the point of Simon holding and restricting her in his arms kind of like a hard bear hug while sitting down. Eventually they move into the lounge room sitting on the couch in the same position. Rosie takes an opening in Simons arms and she picks up what looks like a book and uses that to start hitting her head again. Simon cry’s saying “hurt me please hurt me not yourself” the scene cuts off. They talk about this later but there is no more after that.
No skin breaks and there isn’t bruising from what happens. I’ll also add that when they are still in her room she breaks free a few times and uses different surfaces/objects.
In the special you see Rosie banging her head a lot on different surfaces and this gets to the point of Simon holding and restricting her in his arms kind of like a hard bear hug while sitting down. Eventually they move into the lounge room sitting on the couch in the same position. Rosie takes an opening in Simons arms and she picks up what looks like a book and uses that to start hitting her head again. Simon cry’s saying “hurt me please hurt me not yourself” the scene cuts off. They talk about this later but there is no more after that.
No skin breaks and there isn’t bruising from what happens. I’ll also add that when they are still in her room she breaks free a few times and uses different surfaces/objects.
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Is there autism specific abuse?
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No one has autism. Rosie, a little girl with severe learning disabilities is abused which is triggering for me, an autistic.
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Is autism misrepresented?
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Rosie's complete diagnose is shown on the special, she has dyrk1a syndrome, learning disability and autism
Rosie's complete diagnose is shown on the special, she has dyrk1a syndrome, learning disability and autism
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Is there misophonia?
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There is some slight misophonia triggers in the show, such as water splashing and beverage drinking.
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Is a mentally ill person violent?
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Not mentally ill, but the main character Rosie Yates is developmentally disabled and she is sometimes violent in some scenes.
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
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Does someone have a mental illness?
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Aside from Rossies disabilities, it is referenced that Em becomes depressed when she goes on antidepressants. Simon talks about seeing a therapist
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Does someone have a meltdown?
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In the special, shown on camera
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Noxious
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There is a slight motion in the cameras when they focus on a character moving. Sometimes there is quite heavy motion in dramatic scenes.
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Are there flashing lights or images?
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E5
In Marmalade Chunks, Rosie gets up from her bed and flicks the light switch on and off repeatedly.
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Are there sudden loud noises?
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There are many sudden loud noises throughout the series. For one instance, Rosie throws a framed picture down the stairs resulting in a loud glass shatter in "Head space."
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Does a baby cry?
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Baby Rosie cries throughout the series in the flashbacks.
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Is there screaming?
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There is screaming throughout the entire series.
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Is there obscene language/gestures?
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Strong language is used throughout the series, in S1 E2, Simon gestures a middle finger to Em in the car.
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Paranoia
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Pregnancy
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Are there babies or unborn children?
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In the flashback scenes, Rosie is shown as a baby in 2006. There are also other babies shown throughout the show.
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Are there fat jokes?
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Simon makes a lot of fat jokes about his pub friend
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Is there ableist language or behavior?
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A grotesque amount of it. Be very careful watching it bc its very triggering.
(spoiler warning)
Varies from very insensitive and horrifying jokes about intellectual disability inclusive in front of the child, too much slurs, parental abuse and neglect, threats of parents leaving and divorce bc of the disabled child, ableism in public spaces and school system. The show is a lot about ableist parents not wanting to deal with their disabled child, has a lot of ideas of the child being a weight. They say a lot about how much they wanted a normal child and that their disabled child is a "duty". Some eugenics ideas run around too. Has some nuances and some learning curve for them but not thaaat much of progress.
(spoiler warning)
Varies from very insensitive and horrifying jokes about intellectual disability inclusive in front of the child, too much slurs, parental abuse and neglect, threats of parents leaving and divorce bc of the disabled child, ableism in public spaces and school system. The show is a lot about ableist parents not wanting to deal with their disabled child, has a lot of ideas of the child being a weight. They say a lot about how much they wanted a normal child and that their disabled child is a "duty". Some eugenics ideas run around too. Has some nuances and some learning curve for them but not thaaat much of progress.
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Is there hate speech?
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About a disabled child
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Is a minority is misrepresented?
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A young actress with no disabilities portrays a severely learning disabled little girl. Rosie is portrayed as a burden on her family, some kind of demon or curse
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Relationships
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Sex
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Are there incestuous relationships?
National Sexual Assault Hotline 800.656.4673
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Is there sexual content?
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References to genitalia is often mentioned in the dialogue, rather in a vulgar way.
In the episode "President's Day" (S2 E2,) Rosie scrolls through her camera roll on her tablet when a picture of a sex toy appears on the tablet's screen.
In the episode "President's Day" (S2 E2,) Rosie scrolls through her camera roll on her tablet when a picture of a sex toy appears on the tablet's screen.
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Does a car crash?
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Almost a car crash.
In Marmalade Chunks, Rosie grabs the steering wheel of the car and it makes the car swerve uncontrollably.
In Marmalade Chunks, Rosie grabs the steering wheel of the car and it makes the car swerve uncontrollably.
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