Netflix Drops New Trailer For ‘Sex Education’ Season 3

It’s a great day to be a fan of “The Witcher”, as Netflix has just released a bunch of new clips for the second season as part of its Tudum worldwide fan event.

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Joe Otterson TV ReporterNetflix has released a new first-look clip of “Colin in Black and White,” which tells the story of former NFL player Colin Kaepernick during his high school years growing up in central California.The clip was released as part of the Netflix Tudum fan event.

acclaimed third season, the hit Netflix series  has been renewed for season 4.

Sex Education has been renewed for a fourth season days after season three premiered, Netflix has confirmed.The hit series returned for its third season earlier this month (September 17), reuniting us with the students and staff at Moordale Secondary School.Now, Netflix has announced that the show will continue with a fourth season during its global livestream event, TUDUM.

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Joe Otterson TV Reporter“Sex Education” has been renewed for Season 4 at Netflix.The announcement was made as part of the Netflix TUDUM fan event. Season 3 of “Sex Education” debuted on the streaming service on Sept.

Sex Education star Asa Butterfield has addressed rumours that his character will explore queerness in future episodes of the show.The actor has played high schooler Otis since the Netflix teen comedy first launched in 2019. Although most of the surrounding characters explore many aspects of their sexualities, Otis has maintained relationships solely with women.However in a recent interview, Butterfield confirmed that Otis’ sexuality is not set.

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Sex Education star George Robinson has opened up about playing Isaac, discussing feedback from the disabled community.The actor, who became quadriplegic himself at the age of 17, discussed playing the wheelchair-using character.“The feedback I’ve got from within the disability community is that it’s really refreshing to see someone who is so comfortable within themselves and not questioning their existence,” he told the BBC.Isaac is introduced in the show’s second season, forming a close

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SPOILER ALERT! Series three of hit Netflix show Sex Education is well under way, and fans are all saying the same thing. In the new series, we see lead actor Otis, played by Asa Butterfield, get in a relationship with popular kid at school Ruby, and it turns out fans are loving them together.

returned in a big way with season 3, and we’re not just talking about that explicit, sex-filled opening montage to kick off the new episodes, which are now streaming on Netflix.This season included a number of big changes for our favorite characters as an increasingly confident Otis (Asa Butterfield) attempted to make it a go with the controlling Ruby Matthews (Mimi Keene) while trying to navigate his unresolved feelings for Maeve (Emma Mackey).

“Sex Education” in part thanks to his teen daughters. “I originally started watching it with my children,” Isaacs, 58, told the Post from his home in London, where he lives with his 16 and 19 year old daughters and his wife, filmmaker Emma Hewitt. “That quickly took a sharp left turn, because nobody wants to watch this with their children,” he said, referring to the show’s frequently raunchy scenes. “But I’m a huge fan.

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