Chances are, you've either started watching or binged all of addictive new BBC comedy-drama Everything I Know About Love.
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The series, about a group of female friends living in London has created a huge buzz online since it landed on BBC iPlayer earlier this week, but is a second season in the works? Find out here…
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While there is no official news on whether a second series of Everything I Know About Love, has been commissioned yet, we have our fingers crossed - and it seems that creator and executive producer Dolly Alderton does too.
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Speaking at a launch event for the series at BAFTA attended by HELLO! and other press, Dolly - who is also behind the best-selling book that the series is based on - said she "would love there to be a season two".
"The book is about your twenties, and we've honed in on a specific bit I think that the difference between a 24-year-old and a 27-year-old is enormous," she said before jokingly adding: "It's like dog years."
© Photo: BBCDolly shared she would like to explore Nell and Amara's characters a bit more
She continued: "I feel like there are so many stories, there are so many things I want to know about the girls. I want to know more about Nell's family and Amara's love life - you know there are just so many things that I'm desperate to get into with all four of them, so I would love another series, please."
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Elsewhere in the chat, Dolly also opened up about the decision to base the series loosely on her memoir rather than giving it a straightforward adaptation, which she described as "the most freeing thing that happened" when it came to translating it to screen.
As she explained: "The minute that I kind of decided to open that up and take the essence of the show, which is this kind of grand romantic story about female friendship, and a coming-of-age story for the protagonist, and a girl gang show with this group of girls who have just moved to London, then the rest of it was as imagined as I wanted it to be."
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