
Netflix’s Adolescence was originally developed as a limited drama. However, this may possibly change due to the show’s ongoing critical and streaming success. Speaking with Variety, when asked if the streamer had already reached out to them for a potential second season, Graham and Walters confirmed that nothing is really official, but admitted that they’re indeed considering the possibility of working on another story for Adolescence Season 2. “Possibly, let’s see how the figures are,” Graham said with a smirk. “But yeah, there’s the possibility of developing another story.” However, Walters also acknowledged that it would be a “hard” task for them to follow up the level of impact that the first season has been receiving.

Adolescence was a four-part limited drama which was co-written by Graham and Jack Thorne, with Philip Barantini serving as its director. The cast also included Ashley Walters (Top Boy), Erin Doherty (The Crown), Faye Marsay (Game of Thrones), Christine Tremarco (The Responder), Mark Stanley (Happy Valley), and Jo Hartley (After Life), with newcomers Owen Cooper and Amélie Pease. Since making its debut two weeks ago, the show has been garnering positive reviews from critics. It currently holds a near-perfect Tomatometer rating on Rotten Tomatoes. According to the streamer, the series has already amassed 66.3 million views since launch, making it the most-watched limited series and most-watched UK title ever.
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Adolescence is streaming on Netflix.
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