Heartstopper currently has an average rating of 8.2 out of 10 and has been rated by 653 users on our platform.
Like Oseman’s novels, this pleasantly enjoyable show has more to say about young people’s mental health...
Read full review at Paste Magazine...its deeply uplifting portrait of young love is very difficult not to get swept up in.
Read full review at Ready Steady Cut...there's no doubt that Heartstopper is going to be very popular among existing fans of the graphic novels and it will certainly pick up a horde of new admirers...
Read full review at Radio Times...possibly the loveliest show on TV.
Read full review at The GuardianHeartstopper is one of the best series i have ever seen, the aesthetic is divine, the characters are amazing and truly cute and lovely with each toher (except Harry and Ben, i hate them) also the actors/actress are so kind with their fans and i lo...
This is quite simply a more considered and better-paced season of television...
Read full review at Radio Times...doubling down on stories that emphasise queer joy, giving us a season that’s somehow better than the first.
Read full review at EmpireThis teen romance is as sweet and lovable as a puppy, drenched in wholesome emotions and stocked with good-hearted characters trying, and usually doing, their best.
Read full review at Common Sense MediaContinues to be a breezy comfort watch.
Read full review at Paste MagazineWholesome coming-of-age gem...
Read full review at The Telegraph...no other series celebrates queer joy with such earnest and much-needed warmth as Heartstopper still does...
Read full review at Empire...the sex scenes are handled as delicately as fine china.
Read full review at The GuardianHeartstopper’s streak remains impressively unbroken.
Read full review at The A.V. Club