Sex Education
- TV comedy drama
- Netflix
- 2019 - 2023
- 32 episodes (4 series)
Comedy drama about a teenage virgin who sets up a sex therapy clinic at his school. Stars Asa Butterfield, Ncuti Gatwa, Emma Mackey, Gillian Anderson, Tanya Reynolds and more.
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What Sex Education gets right about Aimee's assault
While Sex Education's key focus point follows Otis as he navigates his new relationship with Ruby, while grappling his conflicting feelings over former flame Maeve, a stronger and more significant storyline simmers on the sidelines: Aimee's ongoing trauma, following her sexual assault.
Kimberly Bond, Refinery 29, 21st September 2021The week in TV: Sex Education, Alma's Not Normal
I didn't just appreciate the wit and artistry of stand-up Sophie Willan's new BBC Two sitcom Alma's Not Normal, I laughed - proper laughed - like the proverbial drain.
Barbara Ellen, The Observer, 19th September 2021Asa Butterfield in furious Twitter rant
Sex Education star Asa Butterfield unleashed a furious Twitter rant this weekend - telling fans to "f**k off" after he was harassed all night.
The 24-year-old actor's stern words came just hours after the third series of his Netflix hit was released on the online streaming giant.
Stephanie Soteriou, The Sun, 19th September 2021Sex Education Series 3 review
There are still moments of magic here but, with less jokes and more worthy writing, the show that used to speed by is starting to feel very long indeed.
Lucy Mangan, The Guardian, 17th September 2021Sex Education Series 3 review
Teenage kicks have never been more smart - or more rude.
Benji Wilson, The Telegraph, 17th September 2021Sex Education review
Does it represent the Triumph of the Sex People?
Hugo Rifkind, The Times, 17th September 2021Ncuti Gatwa and Aimee Lou Wood interview
The breakout stars of the returning Netflix series reflect on filming new episodes in a pandemic and reveal their biggest wish for next season.
Morgan Jeffery, Radio Times, 17th September 2021Sex Education Series 3 review
Netflix's teen drama remains cringingly honest and engagingly heartfelt.
Fiona Sturges, The Independent, 13th September 2021Sex Education effect: how shows changed sex on screen
The latest generation of teen shows is changing the way young people have sex on screen.
Francesca Angelini, The Sunday Times, 12th September 2021Asa Butterfield has learnt his lessons
The star of Sex Education - which returns to Netflix this month - talks wispy facial hair, weird middle names and working with Martin Scorsese...
Jonathan Wells, Gentleman's Journal, 11th September 2021