:quality(70)/cloudfront-eu-central-1.images.arcpublishing.com/irishtimes/OUPNEZPABZBGPKOTAKI6JJJ23A.jpg "A brilliant new TV show about anorexia? Yes, it's Overshadowed – The Irish Times")
A brilliant new TV show about anorexia? Yes, it's Overshadowed – The Irish Times
Unlike 'To The Bone', the BBC's 'Overshadowed' is an example of how to make TV shows about anorexia | The Independent | The Independent
Tracey Gold on Her Eating Disorder TV Series 'Starving Secrets'
Anorexic, Channel 5, review: why are so many young girls addicted to starving themselves?
Eating Disorder Reality TV? | HuffPost Entertainment
Watch Everything Now | Netflix Official Site
To the Bone' and the Trouble With Anorexia on Film - The Atlantic
The Problem With Media's History Of Using Eating Disorders As SatireHelloGiggles
Why Overshadowed is anorexia on TV done right | Dazed
Characters Who Have Eating Disorders in TV Shows
Watch Everything Now | Netflix Official Site
To The Bone' Is the Most Real Representation of Anorexia That I, a Survivor, Have Seen | Glamour
Skins' well-intentioned portrayal of eating disorders had dangerous consequences for me
Everything Now: eating disorder recovery is treated with sensitivity and nuance in Netflix comedy drama
You Don't Look Anorexic' - The New York Times
Tracey Gold's new show | CNN
Anorexic teenagers 'fighting for their lives' weigh themselves on cruel TV show - World News - Mirror Online
Everything Now, review: Ripley Parker's angsty eating disorder drama is no Sex Education
Ballerina only realised 'anorexia' was rare stomach condition thanks to TV show - Mirror Online
/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/55710141/tothebonecover.0.jpg "Netflix's To the Bone doesn't glamorize eating disorders. It's frank, funny, and unsparing. - Vox")
Netflix's To the Bone doesn't glamorize eating disorders. It's frank, funny, and unsparing. - Vox
Characters Who Have Eating Disorders in TV Shows
I lived with an eating disorder. TV almost never got it right – until Heartstopper | Television | The Guardian
BBC Three's Overshadowed: The vlogging drama tackling anorexia - BBC News
Netflix's "Tiny Pretty Things" challenges the idea that bulimia is only a white woman's disease | Salon.com
Why Eating Disorder Representation in Hollywood Needs to Extend Beyond the White Female Stereotype | Teen Vogue
