'The End Of The F***ing World' could be picked up for a second season
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There's nothing better than staying in and binge-watching another new show on Netflix. Thankfully, the streaming service keeps supplying some pretty fantastic hits and the most recent, The End Of The F***ing World, is shaping up to be the go-to show to watch in January.
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The dark comedy follows two teens, James and Alyssa, who form a connection and go on an unforgettable road trip across the UK in search of Alyssa's real father. While the premise of the show may not sound like something binge-worthy, the added fact that James is a psychopath poses some pretty interesting problems for the two.
Sounds interesting, right? Most people think so.
The End of the F***ing World got me hella fucked up. I️ need a season 2 asap ��
— Sara® (@the_irish_1_tho) January 10, 2018
the end of the f***ing world on netflix is actually really fucking amazing. the cinematography and soundtrack are beautiful and the character development is done so well. i just finished it but i want to rewatch it all over again.
— natalie (@glowingvocals) January 9, 2018
“The End of the F***ing World” will be the end of my f***ing world. #TheEndofTheFxxxingWorld
How do I articulate how enthralled I am?— Mira Kocherhans (@MiraKocherhans) January 10, 2018
The End of the F***ing World is such a good show BUT HOW ARE THEY GUNNA END IT LIKE THAT.
— Sarahtater�� (@sarah_terryluv) January 9, 2018
Luckily for the sanity of the Twitter-verse, it looks like there’s a very real possibility that this show is going to get picked up for a second season.
As NME reports, actor Alex Lawther (James in the show) recently spoke to JÓN magazine about the possibility of the show getting picked up for a second season. According to Lawther, while the show stopped right where the comic book by Charles Forsman ends, he feels that there is a chance that the show could still continue with the help of the show's writer Charlie Covell.
“It would give [Covell] a chance to explore something from her imagination,” he added. “I would be very excited about [that] because I think she’s brilliant. So we’ll see, basically.”
While we don’t have a definite answer as to whether or not the show will be picked up for a second season, we'll be sure to keep our eyes peeled for further news on the show.
