This Wednesday, April 19 from 9:10 p.m., France 2 is broadcasting the last two unreleased episodes of season 2 of The school of life. Will the series on the school environment be entitled to a sequel?
Season 2 of The school of lifedriven in particular by julie debona, ends this Wednesday, April 19 on France 2 from 9:10 p.m. The first episode of the evening will focus on the character of Margaux, a student who suffers from eating disorders, while the second will focus on Adam, a young man suffering from depression. What does the season 2 finale have in store for you and will the series be entitled to a sequel?
The school of life : what does the season 2 finale have in store for you?
In the first episode of The school of life tonight, Margaux can’t stand her physique in the Roxane costume she has to wear for the play. She also puts enormous pressure on herself for an upcoming athletics competition, and ends up suffering from anorexia. For his part, Thomas joins the chess club to be closer to Clémence. Julia, she asks her ex Julien to take more care of their son Mathias. In the season 2 finale (not to be missed), after a severe depression, Adam returns to high school, but he keeps putting himself in danger. To the point of compromising his relationships with the other students. For her part, Julia is about to be operated on and flees reality.
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The school of life : will the series have a season 3?
Series The school of life will it be entitled to a season 3? It is currently too early to say, according to France 2, which is waiting in particular to have all the hearings in hand to make a decision. Over the first two evenings, the series brought together an average of 2.6 million viewers watching each episode, for an audience share of between 12.4% and 13.5%, in line with the channel average. In any case, on the scenario side, nothing would prevent the fiction from having a sequel built once again around another main teacher. The first season had thus honored a teacher interpreted by Guillaume Labbé and confronted with the mourning of his wife during the birth of their child.
