Analyzing Six Feet Under: Hope & Death Are Eternal

Describing the notable themes of the first season of Six Feet Under. This show is currently streaming on Netflix and HBO Max (Max). It is one of my absolute favorites of all time, my first time viewing it was over 10 years ago.

[@adamquenano8563]

By far the most painful ending ever. I just finished this show after binging it on totally legal sights and it was such an enlightening show

[@ewetwentythree]

After watching series finale, part of me is thinking that Claire is now the main character and not Nate. But kind of just dealing with semantics at that point. All the mains are important

[@TheStarsAndGod]

I absolutely agree and I actually make this point in my analysis of Claire that will be published soon. Thank you so much for checking this out.

[@luikaufman]

I share that death is the center theme of Six Feet Under, but I can't avoid to say how this show touches other big concepts such as the mental health, the brotherhood or family disfunctions. And how all the problems related to those thing inevitable just fade away in the end. I think we all can feel related to those concepts of life, a brother/sister, a beloved person with a mental disease, or problems in our families. And all of that is what makes Six Feet Under dig into our souls so very much

[@TheStarsAndGod]

You are so correct! In my life I relate pretty much everything to Death - it's the hole at the bottom of the funnel to me haha! 😄

[@TheKnightOfZ0]

Great analysis

[@zooropa04]

I'm on the last season now and I, too, have been wondering who the "main" character is. I settled on Claire, but I really like the idea of Nate much more.