 issues his pearls of wisdom to his horny peers for the last time in Sex Education. After half of the cast were dropping like flies before season four was confirmed to be the last, I was curious to see what would be in store for the Moordale lot especially after season three saw their secondary closing due to a lack of funding. Although some are going to find the concept of actors in their late 20s and 30s playing confused teenagers exhausting, the unpredictable plotlines make up for it as the gang finds a new home in New Cavendish College. While season three left us with so many questions in need of answering, the final installment will definitely leave you satisfied. Well, for the most part. Those familiar with the show know the opening montage in episode one carries an invisible 'watch by yourself' disclaimer. And of course, this time is no different as we see Otis and Maeve Wiley (Emma Mackey) attempting a long-distance relationship, as Maeve undergoes a gifted and talented writing program overseas with Schitt's Creek favourite Dan Levy playing her has-been mentor. And while things seem to be going well for the duo, a sexting mishap leaves one person ghosted and the other publicly humiliated. Stiff competition lies ahead for Otis (Picture: Netflix) Our favourite Moordale mean girl Ruby Matthews (Mimi Keene) was undoubtedly Queen B for three seasons, but she finds herself at the bottom of the social pyramid when an annoyingly positive version of the Untouchables takes over. Ruby isn't the only one with problems, though, as Otis is embroiled in a drawn-out battle, as Sarah 'O' Owen, (Thaddea Graham) aka Cavendish's answer to Emily Ratajkowski makes it clear only one clinic wi){kind=link}
NEWS… BUT NOT AS YOU KNOW IT
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web
browser that
supports HTML5
video
**Caution: Spoilers ahead for season 4 of Sex Education**
After four seasons of therapizing, interesting erotic dilemmas that are too bizarre to repeat, Otis Milburn (Asa Butterfield) issues his pearls of wisdom to his horny peers for the last time in Sex Education.
After half of the cast were dropping like flies before season four was confirmed to be the last, I was curious to see what would be in store for the Moordale lot especially after season three saw their secondary closing due to a lack of funding.