Heartstopper Season 2 Review

Take your time to find who you want to be.

Season 2 of Heartstopper aired on Netflix in 2023. Nick and Charlie overcome rocks and judgments from peers as they establish their relationship. Going on a class trip to Paris, more kids are trying to understand their relationships and sexualities.

We are blessed to have a series like Heartstopper. Season 2 of Heartstopper delves deeper into the lives and romances of the kids. This series is a thought-provoking representation of sexuality and learning how to make things work.

Kit Connor and Joe Locke’s chemistry is off the charts. They make Nick and Charlie’s relationship feel real. The pair spoiled viewers with several lovey-dovey moments from head kisses and comforting hugs. These characters are prime examples for anyone whose adjusting to a relationship. Nick’s talk with Charlie in the finale is enough to melt your heartstrings.

Season 2 expands character arcs and the relationships among the friends. The cast was genuine in all their interactions and respected the subject matter. This heartwarming series continues to captivate audiences of all backgrounds with its genuine representation portrayal of relationships. Not just romantic, but platonic as well.

The friends are there for one another to give advice or offer a comforting shoulder. The series explores deeper into the lives of its characters, reflecting the struggles and triumphs of LGBTQ+ individuals.

Each storyline is so important. Tao and Elle’s (William Gao and Yasmin Finney) storyline teaches viewers how to experiment with relationships. If you think you’re better friends then let it be. Darcy and Tara (Kizzy Edgell and Corinna Brown) help anyone come to terms with their feelings if they come from a home that’s not open to sexuality.

Olivia Colman returns as Nick’s kind mother. I just wanted to punch David, Nick’s cruel older brother who makes uncalled-for remarks about his brother’s sexuality in public. The roles of the teachers were my favorite as they become more and more winded out from wrangling the kids on the Paris trip.

The storyline for Heartstopper is expanded more as the characters go on a school trip to Paris. Viewers are treated to the eye-catching scenery of notable sights of Paris. It was a good idea to go to a new location, instead of being confined to the school in the first season. It’s a freeing atmosphere.

Heartstopper is a comfort show for anybody who feels confused or scared to talk about their feelings. We didn’t have shows like this fifty years ago. The world has evolved, becoming more open about representation.

Some people don’t want to make a big deal about their sexualities and find romance, instead choosing to learn more about what makes them happy. That’s okay. Be happy with what you choose to do.

Heartstopper is sprinkled with sweet, tender, and genuine love. I love all the graphics that appear on the screen like hearts, stars, or text messages. Watching each episode gave me all the feels. I applauded Charlie when he finally stood up to Ben. This series helps you find your voice.

Alice Oseman made this series for anybody and not just one generation. With its universal themes of love, friendship, and self-discovery, Heartstopper proves that it is more than just a show for a single audience—it's a celebration of authentic emotions that resonates with everyone. The show compiles raw moments where fights and outings occur.

Heartstopper is one of the best series we have right now. I want more! Hopefully, season 3 will come soon. Take a look at this Netflix series. It warms the heart.