In this final season, it became transcendent.

New characters bring a freshness to the season, with their relentless positivity and openness, and they are well-cast. They adore Eric from the first moment, but they’re less convinced about Otis, which creates some nice tension between the loving friends whose bond has been a highlight of the series.

This concluding season is — unlike many of the things experienced throughout the show — confident, satisfying and memorable for all the right reasons.

Nunn and her creative team clearly want to do something different for their send-off; and they also want to do too much. And while the show’s heart remains intact, like one of its characters, Season 4 opts to sacrifice some of it to make a statement. The result? “Sex Education” at its weakest and most uneven, even as the cast remains in top form.

This final season of Sex Education may leave viewers feeling nostalgic but, much like high school, ultimately ready to leave it behind.

Sex Education gets by just fine based on the superb performances and terrific pairings (you could watch Butterfield and Gatwa, in particular, gadding about all day.) But the fairy-tale endings all round just don’t wash: this uncoupling is far too conscious.

With its endless cast of characters, Sex Education has spread itself too thin to give even the stronger storylines the time and attention they need.

Una muy, aunque corta, buena conclusión para una serie que en su "nicho" marcó una época y que gustó a todo tipo de públicos. · Cosas buenas: tiene muy buen guion, no hay diálogos flojos ni típicos, las frases y las conclusiones están muy bien planteadas. Me gusta que la "tontería" y locura de los primeros episodios se vuelva en un buen drama y algo que enganche más que una pura comedia adolescente. Muestra cosas muy necesarias hoy en día y normaliza todo de una manera muy efectiva y natural, no se siente nada forzado. Por último, la fotografía es maravillosa, qué colores. · Cosas malas: tiene fallos técnicos muy tontos, y lo peor es que no son pocos, son muchos (por ejemplo gran cantidad de fallos de raccord). Hay subtramas y personajes secundarios que no me gustan o no me interesan para nada, supongo que irá por gustos, pero se nota a qué personajes se les da más cariño. Pierde mucho el clímax, te están contando algo triste y de repente cambian de escena a algo que no tiene que ver, a veces parece que son sketches separados y no una serie.

The final season of Sex Education is unfortunetely its weakest. Introducing some new characters who are one-dimensional and mostly annoying. There are some interesting stories with some of the OG characters but sometimes they focused too much on the newer characters who aren't interesting at all. Aimee, Eric and Adam's storylines were pretty much the highlight this season!

the show's ending is a bit rushed. yeah, it has a happy ending but not everything is well-elaborated. but still fun to watch

Such a terrible season. So many uninteresting new characters. So many great characters vanished for good. The whole story line about Otis competing to be the new school therapist is the most low stakes, uninteresting core story line in tv history. Who cares? Why don’t they just have two sex counsellors at this incredibly progressive school? It makes ZERO sense. What a waste. Previous seasons were great.

Unwatchable and cringe. The previous seasons were great. Funny and also educational what struggles the teen are going through. Doesn't matter what generation you belong to.These were always subjects of fear, frustration, uncertainties ect. And this show could showcase these in a very entertaining and funny **** the typical Netflix gay propaganda was yet present but not in a painfully obvious or disturbing way. But this 4th season they went all in with the homosexual stuff and tuned it up with 300%. Now the entire show is a pure clownfest litered with literally stupid as hell kids acting like degenerate clowns which you can't find anywhere in the real world thank god, but is clearly aiming to push the young generation to be like that. The current young generation is by far not this dumb or entitled. The adults who are trying to groom these kids are.This season is unwatchable.