Metro.co.ukIn season three of the series, there’s a bigger focus on mental health, withover the prospect of coming out as bisexual, and at a crucial point during an exam finding that he’s unable to concentrate at all.
Charlie, on the other hand, is so intent on making sure that Nick’s coming out is ‘perfect’ and that his boyfriend doesn’t suffer the same bullying that he did when he was outed that he refrains from sharing the effect that the stress is also having on him.
‘People who have read the books will know that there’s a lot of stuff we haven’t yet covered in volume four, which is out now,’ she said, given season one covered volumes one and two, and season two covered volume three of her written works. ‘But there’s also going to be volume five, which is coming out in December, and there’ll be a volume six as well. So there’s a lot of story left for the show to go into season three.’supports HTML5 video
The writer continued: ‘In season two we’ve started to explore mental health in a big way, and I think it’s pretty obvious from the way we leave the season that is going to be a big element of season three.