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Season 3 of sex education is officially happening. Netflix announced that its beautifully healthy, albeit provocative, show would be renewed less than a month after the season two's excellent debut, showing how much we still love it. While we don't yet know the release date of the third, hopefully COVID-19 won't be affected in the same way as other movies and TV shows.<\/p>\n

Sex education follows the life, insecurities and sexual obsessions of many members of Moordale High School, located in the stunning Welsh countryside. Here, mother and son Jean and Otis, Gillian Anderson and Asa Butterfield help their friends and colleagues with their sexual problems. It's Jean's profession, but Otis is doing it for the quick buck.<\/p>\n

Here's a breakdown of what we know about Sex Education Season 3 thus far, including its likely release date, return cast, and where the show can go from here. Will Maeve and Otis finally become an article? Spoilers follow. <\/p>\n

Sex education season 3 confirmed<\/h2>\n

Netflix confirmed that Season 3 of Sex Education is in process on February 10, 2020. As reported by Deadline<\/u> In 2019, the show's first season drew an impressive 40 million viewers during its opening week, making the revamp not a surprise. Given the show's apparent popularity on social media, it's safe to assume that Sex Education has found its audience. <\/p>\n

Sex Education season 3 release date predictions – wait 2021<\/h2>\n
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Fortunately, Netflix seems to understand exactly how thirsty sex education fans are for more of the show, and marked the season 3 renewal announcement with a teaser. Like the opening reveal trailer for Season 2, featuring Gillian Anderson delivering a sultry monologue on the benefits of sex education, the Season 3 trailer is playfully narrated by director Groff of Alistair Petrie.<\/p>\n

We see the troubled principal walking the halls of Moordale High, snapping portraits of the main cast of Sex Education as he watches what the future might hold for each of them. The teaser ends with an invitation to discover more in the upcoming third season, but it doesn't reveal an actual release date. <\/p>\n

If Netflix stays true to its current launch pattern for the show, which given its qualifying success seems possible, we predict we'll see the season 3 launch in January 2021<\/strong>. Production details are still pretty sparse, but Weekly production<\/u> It has the third season listed on a recent 2020 production schedule for May, so time is roughly lining up. <\/p>\n

Sex Education season 3 cast: who we hope to return to<\/h2>\n
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While the confirmed cast list for the third season has yet to hit the web, we feel pretty confident assuming that the characters featured in the teaser video are making a comeback. <\/p>\n

The protagonists of the series Butterfield (Otis Milburn) and Anderson (Dr. Jean Milburn) are featured, along with a sizable chunk of the supporting cast that includes Emma Mackey (Maeve Wiley), Ncuti Gatwa (Eric Effiong), Connor Swindells ( Adam Groff) and Patricia Allison (Ola Nyman) Given how much season 2 leaned toward a joint narrative approach, it would be hard to imagine the show coming back without most of the cast repeating their roles.<\/p>\n

Anderson tweeted about Sex Education season 3 on the day of the renewal (note the patterns on the ceiling above it):<\/p>\n

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Sex Education Season 3 Story: What We Expect From The Next Set Of Episodes<\/h2>\n

Series creator and writer Laurie Nunn was already working hard on the script for a third season long before Netflix renewed the show.<\/p>\n

In an interview with LADbible<\/u>,<\/u> Nunn touches on the series' busy work schedule, noting that the writing process for another season before the confirmed renewal is a normal part of how television production works. When asked about the potential for future stories, Nunn said, "I love writing these characters. It is such a big set and I think the theme of the show, in terms of sex and relationships, really offers an endless story." opportunities. "<\/p>\n

The second season turned away from his focus on Otis and instead chose to lend almost the same time to the wonderfully diverse characters around him. Internet's newest queer icon, Eric (Gatwa), benefited most from this change in show structure, allowing for a nuanced and moving insight into the struggles of a young queer black man. Clearly, her popularity has not gone unnoticed, as the third season's teaser video focuses largely on the potential of her burgeoning romance with her former stalker Adam.<\/p>\n

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Eric is not the only student with love in the brain, of course. The timeless "will they, won't they?" The dance between Otis and Maeve (Mackey) seems to be about to come. The somewhat divisive closing scenes of the second season saw Otis confess her love for Maeve in a voicemail, only to be erased by Maeve's new love interest before she could hear it. <\/p>\n

While some fans have criticized this story as an artificial extension of the character's ongoing love dilemma, the show's director ignores any possible backlash. In a chat with BT<\/u>Ben Taylor says, "I think the shoes are going to be thrown onto the screens. In a good way. I love that things cheat on me. You think you want it, but you don't." <\/p>\n

There are many more threads with the supporting cast to be picked up in Season 3 of Sex Education. Jean ends the second season with a new appreciation for emotional intimacy with her partner Jakob, thanks to her friendship with Adam. divorced mother Maureen. Elsewhere, several students are now grappling with revelations about their identity and place in the world as they face the realities of sexual assault trauma, unconventional identities, and impending prospects for the future. <\/p>\n

It is one of the best shows on Netflix.<\/h2>\n

Talking to The Hollywood Reporter about new developments for the show, Nunn is excited about the places where she and her writers can take on the eclectic cast. "These characters … have legs. I think I could do something more with them if we are given the opportunity, \u201dhe said. "[Netflix] He is very supportive and really wants us to tell the stories that we are passionate about. It really feels like we are all on the same page, wanting to do the same show. \u201d <\/p>\n

It's an exciting prospect for a show performed primarily by diverse young talents, both in front of and behind the camera. It's not difficult to see why sex education has had such an echo with fans. It offers a very humane and unbiased view of the issues facing not only teens, but also many adults who are still accepting of their own sexuality. Nunn's writing is razor sharp, and the show's inclusive agenda makes it a great addition to Netflix's growing library of progressive media and stories. <\/p>\n

Bring season 3. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n