Sex Education

Season 3

8 episodes · Sep 17, 2021

Word of the "sex school" gets out as a new head teacher tries to control a rambunctious student body and Otis attempts to hide his secret hookup.

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  • Episode 1
    S3E1

    Episode 1

    Sep 17, 202154m

    Moordale's friskiest come together again — in more ways than one. Otis sports a 'stache but hides a secret. Jean comes clean. A head teacher arrives.

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  • Episode 2
    S3E2

    Episode 2

    Sep 17, 202161m

    Makeovers take over when Ruby gives Otis a magnetic revamp and Hope tones the school down. Way down. Elsewhere, Eric and Adam look to level up.

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  • Episode 3
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    Episode 3

    Sep 17, 202153m

    Self-expression is out as uniforms sweep the student body. Aimee opens up about the assault while Jackson bonds with cool nonbinary student Cal.

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  • Episode 4
    S3E4

    Episode 4

    Sep 17, 202153m

    In the cold light of day, can sex turn into intimacy, and vice versa? Ruby recoils from Otis. Maeve connects with Isaac. Abstinence roils Moordale.

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  • Episode 5
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    Episode 5

    Sep 17, 202154m

    Vivid history collides with real awkwardness in France as the poo hits a windshield and friends slam on the brakes. A spark reignites. Jean explodes.

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  • Episode 6
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    Episode 6

    Sep 17, 202159m

    The truth is out there: Maeve gets the news, Aimee reveals her vulva cupcakes and more, and Eric navigates Nigerian life. Hope goes to new extremes.

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  • Episode 7
    S3E7

    Episode 7

    Sep 17, 202158m

    Home is where the heat is. Jean contends with a hot mess and a cold shoulder. Maeve deals with a mum on the run. The "sex school" finally goes public.

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  • Episode 8
    S3E8

    Episode 8

    Sep 17, 202160m

    As a new day dawns, Moordale's fate hangs in the balance. Aimee spills. Eric confesses. Otis haunts the hospital. Honesty matters now, more than ever.

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