Take Me as I Am, Whoever I Am

Within the first 2 minutes I figured out what the character was going through. This felt so real and raw and Anne's acting was truly amazing. I like her in most things but not a super fan. She really captured the raw emotion and moments. Really touching story.

I was once married to a man with sever bipolar disorder although neither of us knew it at the time as he had yet to be diagnosed with it. It was only after I divorced him when he was diagnosed. But this episode displays both the charms and devastating effects of life with someone who is bipolar so beautifully. When my ex was "up," he was incredibly charming & lively. When he was "down," he was bedridden for days. Sullen, monosyllabic. Hathaway deserves a boatload of awards for her incredible portrayal of life with bipolar disorder.

Anne Hathaway does a fantastic job! This is not an easy character to portray and she does wonderfully!!! I think she deserve an Emmy nomination for this.

This hit way too close to home. I didn't see it at first the highest high but once she got into that apartment everything became all too familiar.

I've seen a lot of movies and tv shows that involved mental illness and bipolar disorder, but this? The euphoria and allure of manic episodes, Anne displayed these emotions flawlessly.