The kids of Moordale school are coming back to our screens soon...
lockdowns. The good news is that filming on the third series is now wrapped and the cast have been dropping hints on what we can expect when it’s finally released later this year. All of the main characters of the show will be returning this time around, but we can expect some new faces too, as well as a different feel to the show generally.star Jemima Kirke is joining the cast as Moordale’s new headteacher, taking over from last season’s Mr Groff.
“There’s a whole storyline that happens where just the aesthetic of the whole thing changes. So without giving too much away, it’s definitely a different tone this year and it’s going to be exciting to see on screen.”Making the series under restrictions meant that the show had to get a little more creative with their filming and, as a result, will focus more heavily on individual storylines.
Obviously the show wouldn’t be what it is without its range of both hilarious and meaningful sex scenes. Emma Mackey, who plays Maeve, has confirmed that, despite the restrictions, there’s still plenty more of those to come, tellingWe learn more about Eric’s family and culture “I can’t talk about it too much but this season, Eric returns back to his culture a lot more and I think those scenes were very special,” he“Just kind of having a set where the majority of people were Black was really great and really powerful and representing Eric’s culture and his family, those are always very quite profound moments.”
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