Heartstopper (TV series)

Heartstopper is a British coming-of-age romantic comedy-drama television series on Netflix, directed by Euros Lyn, written and created by Alice Oseman and based on her webcomic and graphic novel of the same name.

"He's my boyfriend. Charlie's my boyfriend. I... I still like girls, but, um... We... I like boys too. And me and Charlie, we're... We're going out. And I just... wanted you to know. [...] It-it's called bisexuality, if you've heard of that."
"I have heard of that. I wasn't born in the 18th century."

Season 1

Truham students, Higgs student, welcome to the day I know you've all been waiting for - Truham-Higgs Sports Day. I'm sure that every single one of you is ready to give it your all, or at least I hope so, because if you haven't signed up for an event, Miss Singh will hunt you down and murder you.

Boyfriend [1.08]

Headmaster Barnes: Truham students, Higgs student, welcome to the day I know you've all been waiting for - Truham-Higgs Sports Day. I'm sure that every single one of you is ready to give it your all, or at least I hope so, because if you haven't signed up for an event, Miss Singh will hunt you down and murder you.

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Charlie Spring: Nick?

Nick Nelson: Yeah?

Charlie Spring: Does this mean we're... boyfriends?

Nick Nelson: [laughs] Yes. Was that not already established the last ten times we made out?

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Nick Nelson: Mum.

Sarah Nelson: Mm-hm?

Nick Nelson: You know Charlie's like my best friend.

Sarah Nelson: If you're going to ask if he can come along on holiday this year, the answer's no, 'cause I've already booked the ticket.

Nick Nelson: No, that's, um, that's not what I was gonna say. [stops, hesitates] He's my boyfriend. Charlie's my boyfriend. I... I still like girls, but, um... We... I like boys too. And me and Charlie, we're... We're going out. And I just... wanted you to know.

Sarah Nelson: Oh, baby. [hugs Nick] Oh, thank you for telling me. I'm sorry if I ever made you feel like you couldn't tell me that. You don't have to say you like girls if you don't.

Nick Nelson: No, I, um... It's definitely not just girls. It-it's called bisexuality, if you've heard of that.

Sarah Nelson: [laughs] I have heard of that. I wasn't born in the 18th century. How long've you known?

Nick Nelson: Well, um, me and Charlie started going out, couple months ago. But I started liking him way before that.

Sarah Nelson: [hugs Nick] Oh, I love you.