Sex Education

With a second season of the hit teen comedy making its way to Netflix, we've provided a quick recap of the major season one events

Netflix has yet to confirm that the teen comedy will return for season four.

Details are starting to emerge about the hotly anticipated third series.

It sounds like the upcoming season is headed for an even more explosive ending than the one we got last time round.

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Bosses are reportedly keen to book Gillian Anderson.

Series director Ben Taylor has said that he filmed a separate ending for the popular Netflix show's second season **CONTAINS SPOILERS**

The charming comedy is back for another mature and honest look at adolescent sexuality

Edward Bluemel says he'd like to return to the series at some point – but it would "cheapen" his character if he was there all the time

A third season of the Netflix comedy-drama was announced in February 2020

The BAFTA-winning talent said she was "honoured" to tell the hard-hitting story.

She decided she wasn't interested after reading a "teeny" bit

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The X-Files star said she was "fighting against the complexities" of her character.

Recording artist and songwriter Dua Saleh will also make their acting debut in the third series of the hit show.

The teen comedy will return to Netflix with more frank and funny sexcapades

The Sex Education star is nominated for Best Male Comedy Performance at this year's BAFTA TV Awards.

The series aims to deconstruct the institution of motherhood.

The Netflix series is shot in England and Wales

The trailer features many of the trademark sex-related gags and awkward humour which helped made the first season such a resounding success

The Sex Education and Famalam star says it can be quite hard pitching sketches.

The hit show was originally set to begin filming on its third run this month

Mirren Mack plays an asexual student who goes to Gillian Anderson's sex therapist character, Jean, for advice.

Radio Times caught up with BAFTA nominee Ncuti Gatwa ahead of the big night