Thee show’s creator has left a door open for a possible return to the lives of some of the characters
, which has won praise for tackling tricky subjects such as STIs and family trauma.“In my mind I always felt like I could just write these characters forever and ever. I absolutely love them,” she said.
But she added that during the writing process things changed and she “realised that by the time we arrived at that final episode, there weren’t any cliffhangers and everything had just resolved itself, so I had this feeling that if I left the characters there, I would feel happy for them and hopeful for their future.”What have the cast and crew said about the end of Sex Education?
For the leading actor Asa Butterfield, who plays unofficial teen sex therapist Otis, bringing the show to an end has been “bittersweet”. “It almost doesn’t feel real,” he said. “It’s bittersweet: it’s been such a huge part of our lives for the last four or five years, so saying goodbye to these characters is sad.
“But at the same time, I do think it’s the right time to move on. I’m just glad that so many people have found something in these characters’ lives that they really resonate with. That’s hard to do, so we’re really, really lucky.”
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