Netflix-goers are demanding another season of a hugely popular Australian teenage rom-com that's just made a return to the streaming platform.
There are plenty of romantic comedies to sink your teeth into on the popular streamer if that's your jam.
The classics remain ever popular, while many new shows appear on Netflix on the regular basis.
Created by Hannah Carroll Chapman, this particular rom-com stars the likes of Ayesha Madon, Thomas Weatherall, Chloé Hayden, Josh Heuston, Asher Yasbincek and Will McDonald.
The series in question is, of course, Heartbreak High, which as you'd probably expect, focuses on high school romances.
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Heartbreak High follows the stories of several Hartley High students who have to deal with the fallout of their sexual relations being made public.
The first series, which was released in 2022, saw the character of Amerie being outed as responsible for the 'incest map' - something which reveals everyone's sexual history.
She is left as a social outcast while other students are forced to attend a mandatory sex education class.
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It's a disastrous first season for Amerie really, as her long-time best-friend Harper also punches her in the face.
After the first season came to an explosive end, Netflix fans could not wait to tune into season two when it dropped earlier this month.
Sexual relations are once more at the forefront, while Amerie and Harper deal with the fallout of season one, despite mending their relationship.
Without spoiling it, season two ends on a massive cliffhanger, leaving season three much to the imagination.
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Fans are raving about season two, with one viewer penning on X: "Listen Heartbreak High you're getting another international Emmy you f**king did this s**t. That's how you do a season two."
While a second added: "Heartbreak high! I swear to you that I have never felt so well represented and they cover so many subjects so well."
And a third remarked: "Heartbreak high is what Never Have I Ever and Sex Education wanted to be."
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As well as praising the second instalment, many viewers are demanding a third season of the rom-com series.
"Please make Netflix renew Heartbreak high for season three," one person pleaded.
While another on X wrote: "we ready for the heartbreak high season 3 announcement whenever y’all ready @netflix."
"Y'all better give me season 3 #Heartbreakhigh," another exclaimed.
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Both seasons of Heartbreak High are streaming on Netflix now.
Topics: Netflix, Film and TV
Callum Jones