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'Please Like Me' Returns

Please Like MeJosh Thomas’ sitcom ‘Please Like Me’ has been renewed for a third season before the second season has even aired on TV.

The show which screened on ABC2 has also had a successful run on the US cable network PIVOT.

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The second season of the show will begin airing in the US on August 8, while Australia will get the show a few days later.

In a statement issued by the ABC Thomas said he was “thrilled” that the ABC and the US network were continuing to support the show.

Catch the second season of ‘Please Like Me’ on ABC2 from Tuesday August 12 from 9:30pm.

 

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