"Adolescence" on Netflix is inspired by the rise of knife attacks in the United Kingdom. But why did Jamie change his plea to guilty at the end?

Dive into the shocking ending of Netflix's No. 1 crime series, "Adolescence." Why did Jamie kill Katie, and what happened to him and his family in Episode 4?

The limited series unfolds in real time over four hour-long episodes, with a single camera shot chronicling Jamie's arrest, police investigating at his school, his tense interview with a court-appointed psychologist, and his family coping with the fallout.

If you thought living through adolescence was hard, Netflix is here to remind you with a new limited series about a horrible murder that kids today have it even harder.

This story contains spoilers for "Adolescence," streaming now on Netflix. Netflix's "Adolescence" is a four-part limited series that uses one continuous shot per episode to create intense emotion as it follows 13-year-old schoolboy Jamie Miller,

The Netflix limited series Adolescence features four episodes that unfold in real time via one long, unbroken take. Here's how they did it.