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End of the F***ing World takes a step into the postmodernist world and owns it. Through various examples of identification, representation, and intertextuality, End of the F***ing World brilliantly showcases the concepts of postmodernism.

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I'm a Dreamer by Josephine Foster is the song that is playing during the credits at the end of season two episode seven. This is the song that signifies an emotional change in Bonnie, she finally is able to process her trauma. Viewers can surmise that this song represents change, while also representing the day dream Bonnie had about avenging her lover.

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Soundtrack (S2E7) #34 | I'm a Dreamer | The End of the Fucking World (2019)

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"This is not just a fresh and richly detailed representation of mental wellbeing and romance in a deeply flawed world. It is a dark fairytale that is more likely to have its head come clean off rather than get it lost in the clouds." commented James Hanton of Starburst Magazine, in his review of season two.

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End of the F***ing World Fake RomCom  Trailer

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End of the F***ing World Fake RomCom  Trailer

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This video is a fan compilation of all the scenes that expand Alyssa and James relationship, in which they turned in to a fake romcom trailer. It shows how the audience identifies with this couple and wishes the best for them.

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The End of the F***ing World | Fake Rom Com Trailer | Netflix

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An interview with the director Jonathan Entwistle, reveals the show "can take place anytime between 1988 to 2006" but the shows aesthetic purposefully doesn't stick to one era

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This interview with Naomi Ackie, who plays Bonnie, explains the emotional complexities of her character. As well as her acting process for getting into the mind of an emotionally tortured being

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This clip shows an emotional turning point for Bonnie. And also shocks the viewer by undermining their expectations. The viewer first doesn't believe Bonnie will kill James and Alyssa but when she does, the viewer is in shock and cant believe she actually did that.  Just for Bonnie to be shaken out of her day dream seconds later, where both James and Alyssa are alive, shocks the viewer again and defies their expectations.

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[CLIP] Bonnie's "imagination" - The End Of The Fucking World Season 2 [TEOTFW S02E07]

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This video gives a clever take on the shows ending and series as a whole. Explaining the moral of the story and what can be learned from each character.

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The End of the F***ing World: Ending Explained

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This article tells of why the show is reminiscent of Bonnie and Clyde and how the show adds a different spin on an old tale.

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Before becoming a tv series, End of the F***ing World  was first a comic, as seen below. But later was produced into a short film with a different person playing James. Shortly after that it was then turned into a tv series first on channel 4 in the UK and then Netflix internationally.

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The Making of The End of the F***ing World with Alex Lawther, Alyssa Barden & More! | BAFTA Guru

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The Making of The End of the F***ing World with Alex Lawther, Alyssa Barden & More! | BAFTA Guru

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This video talks about the making of End of the F***ing World. Creator and writer, Charlie Covell talks about her process of screenwriting.

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The Making of The End of the F***ing World with Alex Lawther, Alyssa Barden & More! | BAFTA Guru