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    Geek Girl: Will ‘Harriet Manners' return with Season 2? Emily Carey discloses future plans

    Synopsis

    Geek Girl, a 10-part series that debuted on May 10th, stars Carey as Harriet Manners, a clever yet socially awkward teenager plunged into the realm of fashion modeling. It's adapted from Holly Smale's YA novel series.

    Will there be Geek girl Season 2?
    Emily Carey, known for her role in "Geek Girl," has expressed her enthusiasm for the possibility of a second season of the Netflix teen drama. Despite the conclusion of the first season, Carey believes that "the story is not necessarily over," hinting at potential developments for her character, Harriet Manners.

    Source Material Abundance

    The 10-part series, which premiered on May 10th, features Carey as Harriet Manners, a bright but socially awkward teenager thrust into the world of fashion modeling. Based on Holly Smale's YA novel series, the show draws from multiple source materials, offering ample material for future seasons, as Carey explained in an interview with RadioTimes.com.

    Potential for Continuation

    "With the source material, there are quite a number of books," Carey stated. "Season 1 is book 1. And then we pulled stories in from 2 and 3, to adapt it for screen. So there's a lot of source material and so it's definitely a show that could go on and on and on."

    Character Connection

    Carey expressed her fondness for the character of Harriet Manners, describing her as "so much fun" to portray, in the Radio Times interview Additionally, she emphasized the camaraderie among the cast members, praising the supportive and familial atmosphere on set.

    Hope for Revisiting

    "I'd love to revisit the character," Carey remarked. "This cast is one of the best casts I've ever worked with. We all get along so well. And I adore them. We had the best summer. And so the thought of being able to do that again is very exciting."

    Stay True to the Source

    As a fan of the "Geek Girl" novels herself, Carey appreciated the fidelity of her character to the original source material. She credited author Holly Smale for her involvement in adapting the books for the screen, ensuring that the essence and flavor of the novels remained intact in the TV adaptation.

    FAQs

    What is the story of the Geek Girl?
    Geek Girl revolves around 16-year-old Harriet Manners, a student at Hollybridge Secondary School. She grapples with social awkwardness and is frequently subjected to bullying. However, her life takes an unexpected turn when she's discovered by a modeling agent during a school trip, propelling her into the glamorous world of fashion.

    Is Geek Girl about autism?
    Although the show has garnered praise from critics, it has also faced criticism regarding the authenticity of its portrayal of autism through Carey's character, Harriet.




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    ( Originally published on Jun 09, 2024 )
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