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Deadline reports that Netflix is expanding the Top Boy universe with a spin-off series centered on Jaq Lawrence, the character played by Jasmine Jobson. The six-part sequel will pick up after the conclusion of the original drama, with Jobson teasing that her character is heading into what she describes as a "crazy rabbit hole." The project marks a significant bet by the streamer on both the franchise's durability and on Jobson's ability to carry a series as a lead.
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