This review discusses eating disorders and body dysmorphia. Heartstopper, you've grown up.

Showrunner Alice Oseman discusses "growth" during Heartstopper Season 3 and how viewers may have different opinions about a certain character.

Netflix’s popular romantic-comedy TV series Heartstopper Season 3 is set to launch, with fans eagerly awaiting the release date. The acclaimed teen drama show has won several Children’s & Family Emmys for its quality and performances.

Netflix's Heartstopper Season 3 is headed back to the small screen in the fall of 2024, perfect timing for the cartoon embellishments like leaves blowing in the breeze and the overall cozy feeling of the young adult series.

Heartstopper season 3 tackles more mature topics than its predecessors, making for a thoughtful, heartfelt, and powerful season that never fully loses that Heartstopper charm.

Netflix’s Heartstopper returns for a third season set in the world of Alice Oseman’s joyful comics in October 2024. Season 2 arrived over a year ago amid the dual Hollywood strikes, meaning that talent couldn’t promote the show as its sophomore installment followed up the success of Season 1 on the streamer.

But more than anything else, she’s been looking forward to Heartstopper season three for a year – like us – and we sat down with the star ahead of its release to find out what

Heartstopper Season 3 has fans’ hearts skipping beats ahead of its debut on Netflix on Thursday, October 3. The British coming-of-age comedy-drama—created by Alice Oseman and based on their graphic novel of the same name—stars Kit Connor as teenaged rugby star Nick Nelson and Joe Locke as classmate-turned-boyfriend Charlie Spring.