Yellowjackets: 1 Massive Jackie's Diary Theory Might've Been Debunked
A major theory about Jackie's diary may have just been debunked by the Yellowjackets showrunners. The show follows a high school football team whose plane crash-lands in the Canadian wilderness. Taking place across two different timelines, Yellowjackets explores both the immediate aftermath of the crash and the lasting psychological impact on the survivors nearly two decades later. The series has drawn comparisons to both Lost and Lord of the Flies and has a compelling mystery at the core that is pure folk horror.
Production on Yellowjackets season 2 is due to begin in August, and the resolution of various plot threads has been teased by showrunners Ashley Lyle, Bart Nickerson, and Jonathon Lisco. One of these plot threads is the discrepancy in a diary entry that references movies released after Jackie's shocking death at the end of Yellowjackets season 1. There are a number of theories about Yellowjackets' diary discrepancy, but the most compelling theory may now have been debunked by Jonathon Lisco.
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In an interview with Variety, Lisco addressed Jackie's diary, stating: "I don't want to say we will find out that Shauna wrote those entries necessarily, but, we will find out why they exist." Jackie's diary was first seen in Yellowjackets season 1, episode 6, during the annual visit to Jackie's parents by the grown-up Shauna and her husband, Jeff. Taking a moment away from the stiflingly awkward social interactions, Shauna finds herself in Jackie's teenage bedroom, untouched since the day of the crash. Picking up Jackie's diary, she reminisces about their friendship. The scene led to speculation that Shauna filled out the pages in the years
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