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Based on the semi-autobiographical writing of comedy actress Hart, the series follows her public school background, agoraphobic tendencies and attempts at dating.
Writing on her Twitter, the 36-year-old comedienne thanked fans for their support and said that she is looking forward to the new run.
"Thanks so much for all the lovely tweets last night and yes, pleased to say, the Beeb has said yes to a second series for next year," she wrote.
The final instalment of the six-episode first series aired on BBC Two last night.
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