Review - The End of the Fxxxing World: series 2

Did we need a second series? Not really, but I'm glad one exists.

I couldn't hate The End of the F***ing World

Writer Charlie Covell located all the plot holes that might have left an audience in doubt, and returned to neatly sew them up.

Review: The End of the F***ing World

This series manages to hold onto everything that made the first such a breakout hit whilst also feeling fresh and exciting. I just hope this time it gets the credit it is so richly deserving of.

Alex Lawther and Jessica Barden interview

Lawther and Barden both dropped by the JOE studios to talk about the return of The End of the F***ing World - which was only the second-ever interview they had done together.

A confident, even audacious opening to season two of this pitch-black comedy-drama. Via an entire episode dedicated to another character (Naomi Ackie's blank yet somehow remarkably expressive Bonnie), we are filled in on a whole new strand of relevant backstory and yet, deliciously, hardly any the wiser about where the series might be going. It is a beautifully observed little tale that pulls off the admirable trick of being desperately bleak while remaining very funny indeed.

Jessica Barden interview

'In America, they're obsessed with ways to look younger. I'm grateful I have something other people want'.

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Coal-black comedy makes a killer return.

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TV's blackest comedy is as dry, wry and hopelessly romantic as ever.

End Of The F***ing World series 2 spoiler-free review

Channel 4's bleak, bold and funny series returns in style.

The End of the F***ing World season 2 review

Two fingers up to Romeo and Juliet endings.