Puberty Blues may just be one of the most beloved Aussie shows ever to be made in this country.
Based on the coming-of-age novel released in 1979 by Gabrielle Carey and Kathy Lette, the Puberty Blues mini-series was first realeased in 2012.
WATCH: Ed Oxenbould teases Puberty Blues season three
Thanks to Netflix securing the streaming rights to a whole heap of Aussie classics, Puberty Blues has dropped on the streaming giant reigniting the nation’s love for the show’s two seasons.
And now, Ed Oxenbould, who played David Vickers in the series, has hinted that there may be plans for another season.
Taking to Tik Tok, the 20-year-old teased the return in a short video, which he captioned: “Shhhhhh. Keep your eyes peeled.”
“I have some exciting news. I’ve been waiting for this moment for quite some time…” the text in the video read.
“You have questions and we have the answers. So hold on to your surfboards and chiko rolls…
“Because PUBERTY BLUES is back for season 3!!!!”
In the past, several of the other stars of the show including Charlotte Best and Brenna Harding have been vocal about wanting the series to continue.
While Netflix has not yet officially confirmed that another season of Puberty Blues is in the works, it wouldn’t be surprising given the moves the company has made Down Under recently.
All seven seasons of another iconic series, Heartbreak High, dropped on Netflix last year and a reboot was announced shortly afterwards.
The reboot is reportedly the first cab off the rank off several locally made commissions, including reality show Byron Baes and several more that are yet to be announced.
Could Puberty Blues be the next one on its way? We’ve got our fingers crossed!
WATCH BELOW: Puberty Blues teaser
