The Trailer for Derry Girls' Last Season Is Exactly What We Needed This St. Patrick's Day
Season two ended with James deciding to stay in Derry instead of returning to London with his self-absorbed mom. After James declared that he is "a Derry girl," Michelle and company embraced him as one of their own. And the trailer shows that bond has remained the same, for the most part.
"I'm sorry, can nobody else hear the absolute racket you're making?" Michelle snaps at her cousin in one scene. Though James defends that he's "just breathing," Michelle hits back by calling it "English breathing."Poor James can never catch a break.
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