Netflix is renewing Heartbreak High for a third and final season

The end is in sight for Heartbreak High. Netflix has renewed the reboot of the classic Australian comedy drama for a third and final season.

Season three reunites the cast and creators in Sydney, Australia for senior year at Hartley High.

Season two, which was released last April 11, premiered as one of the most popular shows on Netflix, both in Australia and globally, according to the streamer.

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The series debuted at #1 in Australia and remained on the worldwide Top 10 English television series for three consecutive weeks. The series also reached more than 2 billion views on TikTok.

“She never got the letter – but now we get to see what happens next! Renewing Heartbreak High for its final season is a major point of pride for us at Netflix,” said Netflix Director of Content ANZ Que Minh Luu. “It has been a joy to work with the utterly cooked creative minds behind our favourite Aussie YA show and to bring our stories, our culture and our in-jokes to all the fans here at home and throughout the world. See you at muck up day.”

Carly Heaton, Fremantle Head of Scripted says, “We are beyond excited to all come together again as we love existing in the craziness of Hartley High. We aimed to create a show where Aussie young people are seen and heard and we are completely overwhelmed by the worldwide reaction to the stories of these characters. All of us who work on the series are grateful to have the opportunity to see what kind of mess evolves in season three.”

Heartbreak High was created by Hannah Carroll Chapman and produced by Sarah Freeman. The series is produced by Fremantle Australia and NewBE. Carly Heaton is executive producer, Chapman is co-executive producer and Anna Curtis is associate producer.

The original Heartbreak High (1995) aired in Australia between 1994-1996 on Network Ten and between 1997-1999 on ABC Australia and also had a large fan base in the United Kingdom.

The reboot stars Asher Yasbincek, Gemma Chua-Tran, Josh Heuston, James Majoos, Chloe Hayden, Ayesha Madon, Sherry-Lee Watson, Will McDonald, Bryn Chapman-Parish, Brodie Townsend, Thomas Weatherall and Chika Ikogwe.