Time of Death

I really wish there were more seasons of this show. Something beautiful to see all the ways families deal with death and dying.

I just got done watching a marathon viewing of all 6 episodes of Time of Death, a series my friend recommended. I was instantly hooked on this sensitive series about real people at the end of their life, the choices they make about treatment and how to die. It has the effect of lifting the veil of mystery around death--something we aren't very comfortable with in America. There will be a lot of people who won't or can't handle the powerful subject---and there are plenty of tears---but ultimately it was incredibly life affirming. The family that is featured is a beautiful bunch of people that you will root for and remember long after this series is over. Not that I'm wishing for more people to die, but since it is an inevitability, I hope there will be more episodes to come.

Interesting but exploitative and morbid to the point of being horrific/creepy. I wonder why anyone would take part in a series that compromises dying with dignity. Hence, when the interviewer asked a family member "Why didn't she want to die on camera". Well, you really had to ask this? Some of the families seem troubled in a trashy way but then I guess that makes for interesting stories. However, a reason to watch would be for Nicole Little...who as part of the long story, grows up in a way that will stay with you.

Death happens to all of us...& it isn't pretty or nice. This series reflects the very personal decisions & emotions that surround the terminally ill & the loved ones they leave behind. We each deal with & accept death (or the impending death), in our own way - even amongst family members.

I appreciate that that series exists & although it is hard to watch, it is also good to watch and realize how individuals struggle with outcomes knowing we will be in their shoes one day.

Just as death is inevitable, so is the sun rising the following day.

Well documented & edited.

Moving series about the process of death. Did an excellent job covering the feelings of families and patients. Very sad, but there will be a time we will have to face death. Helps you come to terms and gives me peace with the process. I pray for the families comfort and strength during their time of bereavement.