Deaf U: Season 1

2020

Netflix Original documentary following the lives of a group of students attending Gallaudet University, a private college tailored to the... More

Netflix Original documentary following the lives of a group of students attending Gallaudet University, a private college tailored to the deaf and hard of hearing.

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Where to watch Deaf U: Season 1

Deaf U: Season 1 is available to stream in New... More Zealand now on Netflix.

Deaf U: Season 1 episodes

My Left Ear Broke as S**t

Sparks fly as Daequan makes a bold ask and Dalton... More looks to score with someone new. Alexa and Rodney discuss the social circles in the Deaf community.

I Have So Many Questions

After talking to Alexa, Daequan takes a good hard look... More at his past. Cheyenna shoots a new video for her followers — much to the dismay of the Elites.

Am I Not Deaf Enough?

Daequan opens up about his mom at Rodney's family dinner,... More Renate performs a piece about Tayla at a poetry slam, and Alexa shares a secret with Tessa.

Are You over Me?

Daequan and Raelynn’s date finally arrives, and Alexa catches up... More with her mom over lunch. Later, Alexa and Daequan take time to reflect on their past.

Do You Usually Bring Girls Here?

In therapy, Renate explores her struggles with anger. Rodney asks... More Cheyenna about their status. Dalton and Alexa take a flirtatious dip in the pool.

So, I Smash Things

Alexa heads to the brewery to visit Dalton ... and... More Zane. Cheyenna grabs a late-night bite with Rodney. Renate practices her new form of therapy.

I Really Love You, Blah, Blah, Blah

Cheyenna shares the story of her childhood trauma. Elsewhere, Daequan... More talks about his future with Raelynn, and a Halloween party heats up.

It's Time to Grow Up

Rodney and Dalton hit the football field as Homecoming week... More arrives. Cheyenna reveals her Elite frustrations. Alexa and Daequan reconnect with family.

Deaf U: Season 1 | Ratings & Reviews

89_%9 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating

"I do know that Deaf U is compelling, whatever wrestling matches you may find yourself in about its documentary side versus its soap side. For me, it is a reality show, made with exquisite production values and a really careful, thoughtful perspective about how to weave deaf culture into a bingeable teen drama. The docusoap term seems mostly like an effective bit of marketing."

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