TV review: Sex education for all

OMG OMG OMG SEANSON 3 IS OUT TODAY!!

I have just finished rewatching S01 & S02, and I cannot wait to binge the next season this weekend 😀

Sex Education is a feel good, wholesome, and honest show about a bunch of students at this fictitious American-looking school in the middle of the British countryside.

I absolutely love this show, it’s totally bingeable and rewatchable too, it looks at friendship, school drama, bullying, consent, straight sex, gay sex, masturbation, abortion, and more.

Available on Netflix, this gem of a show has 2 seasons, and about 8 episodes in each. Season 3 has just come out (after some covid-related delays) I know what I am doing this weekend. Full review by The Guardian here, and Rotten Tomatoes here

Trailer for Season 1 available further below as usual.

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Season 2 posters:

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