‘Sex Education Season 3’: Release Date, Cast, Plot And Everything You Need To Know

Santosh KumarDecember 10, 2020

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Netflix has yet to confirm that the Laurie Nunn series will return for a third season. However, this tragicomedy has been one of the ten most popular series on the platform in 2019, both in the USA and the United Kingdom, so except for a capital surprise, it will return.

Its creator, in fact, is very clear about it. This is how he told LadBible : “I have started to write the third one, but it is a normal part of the process because we work with a very tight schedule, but the season does not have the green light yet nor has it been officially commissioned. We will not know until the end. March, so we crossed our fingers. “

Ncuti Gatwa, who plays Eric, also pointed out to Digital Spy that the cast is signed for a third season, which makes perfect sense considering everything that was left on the air at the end of the second.

This is all you need to know (that we know for now) about the third season of ‘ Sex Education ‘.

Release Date Of ‘Sex Education, Season 3’

The two seasons of the series have been released in January (2019 and 2020, respectively), so we expect the next one to arrive in January 2021.

Cast Of ‘Sex Education, Season 3’

The cast for season three has yet to be confirmed but we’d bet all our money on them returning: Otis (Asa Butterfield), Jean (Gillian Anderson), Eric (Ncuti Gatwa), Maeve (Emma Mackey), Aimee (Aimee Lou Wood) , Adam (Connor Swindells), Jackson (Kedar Williams-Stirling), Ola (Patricia Allison), Lily (Tanya Reynolds), Olivia (Simone Ashley), Ruby (Mimi Keene), Anwar (Chaneil Kular), Steve (Chris Jenks) , Miss Sands (Rakhee Thakrar), Mr Hendricks (Jim Howick) Jakob (Mikael Persbrandt), Mr Groff (Alistair Petrie), Maureen Groff (Samantha Spiro), Jackson’s mums Sofia (Hannah Waddingham) and Roz (Sharon Duncan-Brewster) Marchetti , and Remi (James Purefoy), among others.

Season two added three new characters: Eric’s ex-boyfriend Rahim (Sami Outalbali), super smart Viv (Chinenye Ezeudu), and Maeve’s new neighbor Isaac (George Robinson). Everyone could go back, including Rahim since, although Eric leaves him for Adam, he is still a student of Moordale.

Whether we will ever see Anne-Marie Duff as Erin, Maeve’s mother, remains to be seen. They didn’t exactly leave their relationship on good terms. Sean, Maeve’s brother (Edward Bluemel) we loved him in the first season but we haven’t seen him since. Will he return in the future?

Plot And Plot Of ‘Sex Education, Season 3’

Laurie Nunn is a master at handling multiple characters and their individual story lines, flapping her wings (big and small), sharing her struggles and anxieties, and all that we need to continue to have in season 3.

In a brief review, let’s remember that Ola followed with Lily and that Otis left a voice message on Maeve’s phone: “It’s you, it’s always been you. I love you.” But Isaac, who is also in love with Maeve, broke our illusions by erasing Otis’s statement.

The third season probably starts with Otis thinking that Maeve still doesn’t want anything to do with him after how he behaved at the party. Also, given how shy and antisocial he is, I probably don’t have the courage to ask him what’s wrong, at least during the first few episodes.

Maeve also has other more pressing problems. She called social services after learning that her mother has returned to drugs, worried about taking care of her stepsister. He apologizes to Erin, but Nunn leaves them on bad terms. Eric chooses Adam over Rahim, while young Groff is on his way to becoming a better man, although he has a lot to do.

Aimee had a traumatic experience when she was sexually assaulted on the school bus. With the help of Maeve and the other punished girls, she eventually opens up about her trauma, shaking, and acknowledges what happened to her. It was a difficult development throughout the second season and we hope it will pick up again in the next.

Jackson finally begins to be more open to thinking about his mental health. He abandons the pool and his strict sports discipline to become an ordinary boy, to find a way of life that makes him happier. This resulted in him forging a friendship with Viv which led to him taking the stage as Romeo in Lily’s adaptation of ‘Romeo and Juliet’. But what does the future hold?

We also learn that Jean is pregnant with Jakob. The plumber asked their relationship for a time because he did not feel that she was ready for the commitment but with that everything will change.