Sex Education
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Great series. Glad it’s doing well (according to Netflix). Hopefully we’ll get a few more seasons out of it.
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Both time and place are left deliberately obscure, no? It's clearly set in the UK but it's very Americanised (and do they mention they're in Wales ever?) The clothes and interiors are very retro but they use modern tech. It definitely gives it a unique vibe.
I watched the first few episodes of season one when it was out, but it didn't hook me. Started watching season two and binged the whole thing in a weekend. Consider me a stan!
Jean is iconic. And I love how unabashedly queer it all is.
I watched the first few episodes of season one when it was out, but it didn't hook me. Started watching season two and binged the whole thing in a weekend. Consider me a stan!
Jean is iconic. And I love how unabashedly queer it all is.
He/Him
Yes.
My exact thoughts when I blasted my through both seasons last week.
An OUTSTANDING show.
Ncuti Gatwa as Eric gives one of the most warm, funny, lovely performances that I have ever seen. A gorgeous character played by a gorgeous actor.
The school hall location is actually a little theatre in Penarth South Wales, right opposite my parents house where I grew up and where I learnt how to dance as a child every Saturday.
My dad passed away just under 2 years ago and we only sold the house last year after 35 years of it being our family home so watching the programme holds that little bit of nostalgia for me.
The show is in a class of its own, from the acting, scripts, direction, locations and wardrobe. It is a feast for the eyes, soul and mind.
I adore how they have started to utilise the supporting characters more in the second season and of course Gillian is a utter goddess in anything she does.
I also think the show at its core is about love and acceptance but without slapping you in the face as per Glee.
My dad passed away just under 2 years ago and we only sold the house last year after 35 years of it being our family home so watching the programme holds that little bit of nostalgia for me.
The show is in a class of its own, from the acting, scripts, direction, locations and wardrobe. It is a feast for the eyes, soul and mind.
I adore how they have started to utilise the supporting characters more in the second season and of course Gillian is a utter goddess in anything she does.
I also think the show at its core is about love and acceptance but without slapping you in the face as per Glee.
He / Him / His
I wasn’t crazy about the seemingly “too neat” ending for this season
but I do genuinely really love this and thought the second season really built upon the first in almost every area. The supporting cast are fantastic and giving them all a chance to feel properly fleshed our and shine did the show wonders.
Can’t wait for a third season.
Basically just the Adam and Eric storyline
but I do genuinely really love this and thought the second season really built upon the first in almost every area. The supporting cast are fantastic and giving them all a chance to feel properly fleshed our and shine did the show wonders.
Can’t wait for a third season.
he/him
I said fucking DIET