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Despite the ministrations of sex therapist mom Jean and encouragement from pal Eric, Otis worries that he can't get it on -- he's not the only one.
Egged on by Maeve -- and finding that dispensing sex tips is tougher than he thought -- Otis tries offering free advice at a classmate's house party.
Otis' clinic achieves liftoff, as does his attraction to Maeve, who unexpectedly asks him for help; Eric swings off on his own and fields a come-on.
Eric realizes Otis has fallen for Maeve, but the young sex therapist finds himself torn when hot guy Jackson seeks help with his secret crush.
An explicit pic puts a mean girl on the spot; Maeve wants to track down the shaming culprit, forcing Otis to make a tough choice on an important day.
Eric's trauma isolates him, and Maeve's essay wins a prize; Otis tries to hook up with Lily, but his deep-seated issues get in the way.
The big dance brings out the best -- and the drama -- in Moordale's student body; Otis finds a date, Maeve gets her dress and Eric returns with style.
Otis feels violated by Jean's new book, and Maeve takes the fall for her brother; Eric serves detention with an old foe, while Lily's body betrays her.
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Critic Reviews for Sex Education: Season 1
All Critics (79) | Top Critics (34) | Fresh (72) | Rotten (7)
Audience Reviews for Sex Education: Season 1
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Oct 20, 2021I enjoyed it. The young actor who plays the main character is a very good actor and plays this role well. I like Gillian Anderson, too, so that's a plus. While the show centers on teens, it isn't the high drama, low quality ‘teen show'. I found it engaging and entertaining.
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Oct 20, 20212 adolescents sit down to write a script ... So corny and full of 'wait for the bawdy line' moments. I cannot understand how this offering of juvenile salacious silliness got such good reviews.
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Oct 17, 2021Unfortunately, if Otis and Ruby do not end up together, I would never recommend. The episodes where they were together were the most fun and exiting. (subjective)
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Oct 04, 2021Very possibly the best series I've ever watched. The heartfelt and honest portrayals of teens coming to age, struggling with identity and their imperfect attempts to create connection and intimacy is truly impressive. I haven't seen many series willing to have such realistic characters who grow and evolve with each episode. Every series so far of the 3 released (with a 4th on the way) has never failed to endear. Watching actors and actresses, and for many this is their first role on a series, struggle so authentically to learn life lessons adds to its genuine charm. And the 80s retro vibe is the cherry on top. 5 stars times a 100 for this show.
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Sep 29, 2021With a diverse range of characters and the perfect cast choice for each of them, Sex Education brings some pertinent and open minded topics to our small tellies and I bet everyone will feel represented by at least one of the characters.
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Sep 28, 2021possibly best netflix show
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Sep 24, 2021Okay it's well-written, sure. Well-directed? Yes. Well-acted, mostly. But not slightly believable. Not only do you have the most diverse group of people I have ever seen in a school, but you have it in a pseudo-British school that looks and feels exactly like an American high school. Now an American audience may be able to look past it, but a British audience cannot. Why did the series' producers feel that it would be better or more successful this way? Perhaps they were right in the latter, but for me, it makes focusing rather difficult. In terms of themes, sex is tackled in a way probably never seen before on the small screen. The show feels like less of a story and more of a public education series, trojan horsed in some story about a son of a sex therapist starting a similar service to his mother at school. Maybe it works for that, but I'm reviewing this as a piece of fiction. I felt distracted from the fiction realm for the reasons outlined, so I cannot give it my full acclaim, but it is not bad by any means.
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Sep 23, 2021Clearly one of my absolute favourite.... The story connects you.... The emotions grows inside you and the comedy makes you laugh.... Such a great feeling after watching this series. 💖
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Sep 21, 2021Probably the best show since Breaking Bad
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Sep 21, 2021The show is beautifully directed and well written. It also has a rather unique execution in its approach to the teenage romance setting with its focus on specific sex- and relationship dilemmas. It's true to its title quite educational in its own cheeky way. While the show is very funny, the dramatic moments hit even harder, and the more serious issues explored are done so in a mature way.
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