Typically, when one struggles sending nudes, it’s because the lighting isn’t quite right. Is the reflection in the mirror of the Crypt Keeper accurate to what I’ll look like in 5 years when all collagen has been depleted from my see-through skin? But more importantly – is it wrong to be texting nudes from inside a Kmart changing room? And why are there so many mirrors at different angles, causing my multiplication by hundreds, and which angle is least harrowing to elicit a sexual reaction? It’s hard to tell, so it’s best to send the whole album. 

But this isn’t about a translucent woman’s struggle to send lurid photos to her suitor. This is about the TV series Sex Education, revealing the trailer for its final season. Netflix released it along with the instructions: “Get your tissues ready, let’s finish together” – which is quite raunchy or simply sentimental, depending on your loose interpretation. 

What’s The Series About?

Created by Laurie Nunn, the British comedy series centers on teenagers navigating their sexual feelings while attending secondary school. The lead is Otis Milburn (Asa Butterfield), who has a complicated view of sex due to his relationship with his mother, Jean (Gillian Anderson.) She’s a sex therapist with her own proclivity for sex but lacks the stability to hold down long-term relationships.

As the series progresses, Otis’s friend Maeve (Emma Mackey) influences him to get over his reluctance to embrace his sexual curiosity. Together, they set up a sex therapy clinic within their school, which proves to be a hit amongst the students. However, things start to crumble when Otis realizes he is attracted to his intelligent, independent lady friend.

When we jump forward to Season 4, distance is the problem facing the potential lovers. Maeve begins university in the United States, while Otis and his friends are at a different college back home. Both are maneuvering new cultures and relationships within their respective institutions.