Is 'The End of the F***ing World' Season 3 Happening? Creator Charlie Covell Says She's Done

With Season 2 losing on Netflix, enthusiasts want to know if they are going to see a Season 3 for 'The End of the F***ing World'. The odds don't seem to be looking excellent.

Two years ago, Netflix launched The End of the F***ing World, a tale that individuals fell in love with in an instant. And, despite the fact that the season may stand on its own as a masterful collection, as with the entirety excellent, fans demanded a sequel. On Nov. 5, fans in the end got their response in the shape of a mind-bending Season 2. 

But in case you are hoping to look more of Alyssa (Jessy Barden) and James (Alex Lawther) in The End of the F***ing World Season 3, the display's creator has some unfortunate news. Creator Charlie Covell says that she's "done" with the show. 

Will there be a Season 3 of The End of the F***ing World? The odds are not just right.

With Season 2 having just been launched, lovers are already asking when they may be able to expect a Season 3. Most most likely the solution is either never or a minimum of not anytime quickly. 

When collection creator Charlie Covell was once asked in an interview with Radio Times whether she'd write a third season script, she replied, "I think, for me, that’s it now. Yeah, that’s done. I think to try and eke more out would be wrong, I like where we’ve left it.”

At the premiere for Season 2, she echoed the sentiment again, responding to press at the event. "I don't think you're going to get some other sequence," she told press. "I believe infrequently you should just prevent issues and I am hoping whilst you see the end you'll be able to agree. I believe you'll be able to push things however this seems like an actual end. Sorry."

Charlie believes that Season 2 is the right ending for the show.

Charlie said that she'd be "gutted" if she didn't get a Season 2, which is what convinced her that Season 2 had to happen. "It was the proper thing to do – for me, anyway," she said to Radio Times. "And I believe I like the place we end it [in Season 2], and yeah, it feels proper for the story."

For Charlie, Season 2 wasn't so much Season 2 as it was its own standalone story. "In all fact, we just thought about it as a single factor," she told Digital Spy. "Obviously, we at all times take into consideration the way you continue one thing, however I feel the manner we mentioned the 2d season is: if the first season is about operating away, then the 2d season is about coming back and having to handle stuff."