Netflix viewers have demanded a second season of a new British drama show after fans binge-watched the comedy show, with some saying their hearts will break if the show is cancelled.
Everything Now was released just five days ago, on October, 5, on the streaming giant and has been met with rave reviews from across the UK.
The series – consisting of eight 45 to 50 minute episodes – stars Sophie Wilde who plays a teenage girl, Mia, re-entering the world of sixth form after she was released from hospital.
The 16-year-old battled anorexia and devised a bucket list of quintessential teen experiences to make up for lost time after months of recovery.
The following episodes show the teenager attempting to reinvent herself as she is fueled by a newfound love and rekindling an old friendship.
Binge worthy: Everything Now was released just five days ago, on October, 5, on the streaming giant and has been met with rave reviews from across the UK
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Friendship: The series – consisting of eight 45 to 50 minute episodes – stars Sophie Wilde, centre, who plays a teenage girl, Mia, re-entering the world of sixth form after she was released from hospital
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Drama: The following episodes show the teenager attempting to reinvent herself as she is fueled by a newfound love and rekindling an old friendship
Viewers from around the country have been taking to X, formerly Twitter, to share their thoughts on the new drama, with many encouraging others to watch, as they ‘can’t go more than 30 minutes’ without thinking about the show.
One person wrote, ‘Everything Now on Netflix is a much watch. Amazing acting! Great message. I hope there’s a second season’ while another wrote, ‘everything now on Netflix is so good’.
Another impressed fan wrote: ‘I want them back for a second season. Netflix do you hear me? #everythingnow.’
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![Big fans: Netflix viewers have demanded a second season of a new British drama show after fans binge watched the comedy show, with some saying their hearts will break if the show is cancelled](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/10/10/12/76375853-12614127-image-a-71_1696935772923.jpg)
Big fans: Netflix viewers have demanded a second season of a new British drama show after fans binge watched the comedy show, with some saying their hearts will break if the show is cancelled
Another fellow X user agreed, writing: ‘Netflix will break my heart when they cancel this one day but my god was that an amazing first season #EverythingNow.’
One user wrote: ‘They are my roman empire #EverythingNow.’
A fellow fan commented: ‘Yeah imma need a season 2 asap like?! #EverythingNow.’
Another impressed viewer said: ‘ I am so tuned in #EverythingNow.’
A final viewer wrote: ‘If this gets cancelled I might be done for #EverythingNow.’
Not only did viewers praise the new show for its drama-filled plot but many also clapped the series for its diverse and inclusive casting.
One user wrote: ‘It is so refreshing to see beautiful dark skin women addressed as such within a show like every five seconds they were like “becca is beautiful”, i felt like u was dreaming bruh #EverythingNow.’
Another fan of the show commented: ‘It’s really refreshing to see Becca being portrayed as beautiful, cool and desirable instead of the promiscuous/comedic relief dark skin best friend #EverythingNow.’
The teen drama, starring Harry Cadby, Noah Thomas and Niamh McCormack, was originally called ‘The F**k It Bucket’ according to IMDB.
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