It may not feel like it, but it's been a whole six years since the world was introduced to the awkwardly-precocious Otis Milburn. Constantly donned in his 80s polo and tri-coloured, but armed with a modern smart phone, this shy pupil somehow becomes the school's underground sex therapist - and quickly caught the world's attention.
Of course, we're talking about the acclaimed teen drama Sex Education , which went on for four strong seasons. Created by Laurie Nunn, the show wasn't afraid to break the mould and stand on controversial territory - breaking down taboos when it comes to all things sex. But in September , the geographically ambiguous doors of Moordale Secondary School were closed for good as the final-ever episode was released.
The show went off with a bang, with stars including Dan Levy and Hannah Gadsby making a special appearance. Taking to X, the official Netflix account posted a series of screenshots from the show in an emotional throwback. Immediately, swathes of social media flocked to the comments section to express their love for the show, with many saying they 'miss it' and calling for its return. So are we While Netflix were clear Sex Education wouldn't be coming back for a fifth series, creator Laurie hasn't completely shut down ideas of a spin-off.
In an interview with Tudum prior to the season finale, the writer was asked if it was truly the end of the characters we'd grown to love and hate.
So, I think that there's always potential for more to be explored in that world. On a Reddit thread from last year, many users suggested a spin-off focussing on Maeve Wiley would be popular.
