In terms of the rest of the core cast, this teen series isn't really the type to kill off characters left and right, and this time around, no one was shipped off to boarding school like Adam was in Season 1, so you can count on everybody else to be back, too. It's confirmed that our beloved Milburn family, Asa Butterfield who plays Otis and and Gillian Anderson who plays his mom Jean, are returning to teach us everything and more anybody ever wanted to know about human sexuality. Just about everybody will be back for Season 2. Looks like everything fans have been clamoring for and more! Otis has the semblance of a mustache and Maeve got cute tiny bangs. Of course, relationship drama seems inevitable for just about everybody. We get a reveal of new cast member Jemima Kirke as the new headmistress, who, although looks Very Cool, is determined to rid the school of its reputation and force students to buckle down on academics. The clip reveals that the season resumes at the start of a new school year when Moordale's gained a reputation as the unruly campus for sex fiends and there's an outbreak of STIs. The teaser didn't offer any new, official footage of the upcoming season since it was more of a spoof than a preview-dubbed the "Official Advert" for Moordale Secondary and showing the students, much to their dismay, in uniforms at their most prim and proper-but the full-length trailer definitely expounds upon what direction the school is going in now that Headmaster Groff is no longer leading the charge. Yes! After only giving fans a teaser for a couple months, Netflix finally dropped a trailer just a week and a half out from the release date. Is there a trailer for Sex Education Season 3? Ncuti Gatwa and Asa Butterfield | Sam Taylor/Netflix Below, we're looking at everything we know about Sex Education Season 3 so far. It's been awhile since new episodes hit Netflix, so it's fair to wonder when we'll be able to go to third base with Season 3 of the show. Netflix confirmed the series was renewed for a third season back in February 2020, shortly after the second aired, which means more sexual frustrations and experimentation and learnings are definitely on the way. The show from creator Laurie Nunn, which dropped its first season in January 2019 and its second in January 2020, is not only hilarious and incredibly wholesome, it's developed a beloved cast of diverse characters, each with their own nuanced story about adolescence and coming into their own. But that's only part of what makes the streamer's hit teen series about an obviously unlicensed teenage sex therapist named Otis (Asa Butterfield), his classmates, and his actual sex therapist mother Jean ( Golden Globe-winner Gillian Anderson) so great. The lives of the students at Moordale Secondary School in Netflix's British comedy Sex Educationare fascinating.
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