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Say what you will, but I did not expect the Jesus app to tell me I'm a genius because I know how to get f—ked.

Across the series' three seasons, so far, there have been a number of major deaths in both the teen and adult timelines in telling the story of the aftermath of a New Jersey high school girls' soccer team crashing in the middle of a remote Canadian forest and doing literally whatever to survive and the after-aftermath of that, where the members of the team who made it back to civilization are now balancing the mundanities of adulthood with the fact that they're deeply deeply f**ked up.

Petey explains that, once you turn the wind-up key in the monkey’s back and the primate begins to bang his little drum, someone nearby is “utterly f**ked.”

The series toggles between 1996, when the members of the Wiskayok High School girls’ varsity soccer team — a.k.a. the Yellowjackets — crashed in a remote Canadian mountain range on their way to nationals in Seattle, and the present, where the surviving members of the team are all super f**ked up from the ordeal that followed.

“It’s slow, but generally now the conversation when my name comes up with people in the industry is, ‘Man, that guy got f**ked.’