Instead of giving the students a proper sexual education that doesn’t come in decrepit bathroom stalls from fellow teens, the kids are getting abstinence-only lectures. As anyone who has had to sit through one of those courses knows, it accomplishes absolutely nothing when teens are filled with raging hormones. And now, those bathroom stalls where Otis and Maeve would give out helpful advice have been destroyed. Uh-oh. This season is going to be pure chaos, and we can’t wait to watch how things unfold.
It also looks like Otis—who still doesn’t know why Maeve never responded to his voice message where he confessed his feelings—is spending more time with Ruby. Could they be giving their romance a proper go even though he might still hold a torch for Maeve? We see that Maeve and Otis rekindle their friendship, which leads to Otis third-wheeling while she’s hanging out with Isaac—much to his chagrin. As for how things are going for the others on the romance front, it looks like Adam and Eric are still going strong, despite Adam now being the target of bullying. And Jackson has found love with new student Cal.
This writer also needs to comment on the music choice for the trailer. The use of “Death” by White Lies is instilling pure 2010s nostalgia for those of us who were anglophilic teens in the late 2000s, and it’s a reminder that Sex Education’s soundtrack is fantastic.
