Adolescence fans might now feel some sense of hopefulness after an update from Stephen Graham and Jack Thorne regarding the future of the show.

Mark Herbert, CEO of Warp Films, described several surreal moments at the event, recalling how actor George Clooney walked past during his BBC Radio Sheffield interview and how he later bumped into Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson in the toilets.

Netflix’s harrowing series about a 13-year-old British boy accused of killing a girl in his school became an immediate global hit last year.

Adolescence did not arrive with big promotions or loud headlines, but it quickly caught attention and held on.

The cultural relevance of Netflix’s Adolescence continues as the streaming series impressed at the Golden Globes. Stephen Graham’s brainchild already swept during the 77th Emmy Awards and continues to be a source of fascination.

The Netflix four-parter, which won four gongs at Sunday night’s Golden Globes, sparked a global discussion about modern masculinity when it aired last year

Stephen Graham, the co-creator and star of Adolescence, recently teased Season 2 of the hit Netflix psychological crime-drama series after it won multiple awards at this year’s Golden Globes. However,

Stephen Graham teases a possible release window for a follow-up to the critically acclaimed series Adolescence, which dominated Netflix charts.

Adolescence's Stephen Graham says he and co-creator Jack Thorne are planning Season 2: "It's in the deep recesses of my brain and Jack's brain."

Adolescence season 2 has not been officially confirmed, but it is seemingly in the works. After winning the Golden Globe for Male Actor in a Limited Series, Anthology of TV Movie at the 2026 Golden Globes, co-creator and star Graham was asked about returning to the world of Adolescence.