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The End Of F***ing World Season 2 Will Be Arriving This Year And Plot Details Revealed

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The End of the F***ing World became a phenomenon when it was first released two years ago, and fans of the series have been waiting for answers about the massive cliffhanger for season one. There haven’t been any updates on the outcome but we know that second season has been confirmed which will be on Channel 4/Netflix that will premiere in November.

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Moreover, it was also revealed that the second season will be set two years later and the first look pictures have revealed alongside the unveiling of a brand new character. In this new photo, we see Alyssa (Jessica Barden) is seen dressed in a diner uniform, while the photos also tease the mysterious Bonnie (Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker’s Naomi Ackie), an outsider with a troubled past and a connection to Alyssa.

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The end of the f***King World season 1 (Credits: Netflix)

The cast member that is missing is James who is played by Alex Lawther. His fate is unknown at the end of the season one he was shot by someone which means he might be dead or in person. Moreover, the shooting for season 2 began earlier this year. This was confirmed by star Barden through an Instagram post. Also, during an interview Lawther in which he was asked how he would like to see season two start, joking: “[Jessica] was saying how she would like the second series to start with a musical on the beach – taking a role in a musical version of The End of the F***ing World, which I would be completely up for!

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Derry Girls cast and creator break down the best moments from Season 2 

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Clare is drunk
“Yer mom’s drunk”

Derry Girls Season 2 was a joy to behold and with another season on the cards, JOE had the chance to chat with the cast and reflect on the last six episodes

Cracker!

With Season 3 of Derry Girls on the horizon, now’s the perfect time to reflect on those last six episodes, and unlike that famous wake when Michelle brought the ‘funny’ scones, things were slightly more normal when JOE had the chance to chat with Lisa McGee (writer/creator), Nicola Coughlan (Clare), Dylan Llewellyn (James), Louisa Harland (Orla), and Saoirse-Monica Jackson (Erin).

Here’s what they had to say on…

The opening scene when Orla interrupts Erin taking a bath.

Just like the very first scene in the show, Season 2 opens with Orla gatecrashing a very private moment of self-reflection for Erin when she’s in the bath and imagining what it’s liked to be interviewed by Terry Wogan.

Louisa Harland really hopes that every season of Derry Girls opens on her character being hilariously-intrusive!

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Netflix series End of the F***ing World has been filming in Swansea

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The Netflix Channel 4 adventure drama The End of the F***ing World is being filmed in Swansea.Filming on the second series of the show centred on the Rowberry Fashion store in Port Tennant on Tuesday with security and crews all on site from 7am until 5pm.Show star Jessica Barden, 26, who takes on the lead character of Alyssa, happily greeted onlookers as shooting took place.June Jones, who owns Rowberry, said she had to shut off the bridal section for the day for the filming.She said: “All the people going past were asking if they could be extras.

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This Scene In Derry Girls Was The Most Irish Thing On TV

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The beloved Derry Girls danced to one of the biggest Irish songs in last night’s episode of the hit Channel 4 show.

Derry Girls is truly the perfect show for giving anyone a good laugh, and last night’s episode was no exception.

Let’s start with the fact that Aunt Sarah casually showed up to a wedding in a white dress almost identical to the bride’s — it’s safe to say the first Derry Girls wedding went out with a bang.

What really had us in stitches was when the song Rock the Boat came on and and nothing has ever been more relatable.

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